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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
2
Parliament debated Harold Wilson's $2.4 billion budget cuts as critics warned a spree by housewives would undermine austerity. They urged prompt tax boosts to curb spending before March 19 when new anti spending measures take effect, arguing foreign bankers could lose confidence and sterling weaken.
A. G. Spriggs announces G. E. Bud Brady as district director for Greater Ohio Corporation. The holding company has recently formed two wholly owned subsidiaries, the Greater Ohio Life Insurance Company and The Greater Ohio Realty Company. Brady will advise on community relations and business opportunities in the region.
Norwalk City Council updated traffic laws to align with state provisions. New rules include penalties for failing to obey police directions and eluding officers, helmet and eye protection mandates for motorcycle riders, and a distinction allowing amber lights for road service and other emergencies. Emergency measures grant immediate effect.
London officials say Britain and the Soviet Union reached an accord to raise trade by about 60 percent in consumer goods and some capital goods and industrial materials for the coming year.
Captain Robert N. Andrew of the Church Army was named lay minister in charge of the newly formed Episcopal Mission in Vermilion by Bishop Nelson M. Burroughs. Andrew has led Zion Episcopal Church in Monroeville for nearly seven years and serves as an officer in the Church Army, a lay evangelical group within the Episcopal Church.
Police report a front street collision at 11 54 AM in front of 202 East Main Street injuring three. Driver Robert O Dell 40 and passenger Jeffrey O Dell 7 sustained head and rib injuries while Edwin Adelman 55 was cited for safe distance. all sought medical care.
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