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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
4
The 1974 Norwalk police annual report shows burglaries up from 37 to 79 with loot totaling 16589 dollars. Only ten burglaries were solved, and overall theft offenses rose from 275 to 490. A homicide occurred for the first time in six years, and drunkenness arrests increased while parking tickets fell.
Village council authorized James A. Stratton Associates to prepare a base map of New London, funded half by the village and half by the Huron County Planning Commission. A one year contract to house prisoners in the county jail was approved at 9 dollars per day, up from 6.50, with transport and turn-key fees borne by the village. Early bids for reservoir area maintenance equipment may be advertised, with 87 percent of costs covered by the state department of Natural Resources.
Hospitals list admissions and discharges for several patients across Norwalk Wakeman and surrounding areas with names such as Nancy Burns Dale Lowe Dorthea Parker Harmon Hein Janice Sweet Cecil Johnson Jeffery Ours Shane Kessler Rebecca Bishop Howard Newton Freda Raymond and others. Former Los Angeles pitcher Don Drysdale faces a hung jury in a drunken driving case with an eight to four majority for conviction but no unanimous verdict and a new trial set for February 20 in Malibu California.
A quick cash idea promotes selling unused items through classified ads. Encourages dialing 662 4241 to place ads and start earning.
Reporter Chris J. Amato from Norwalk describes Goa on the Arabian Sea as a haven for hippies from France Britain Australia and the USS. He notes palm hut shelters nude beachgoers and growing tolerance among locals while he also witnessed an exposition of St. Francis Xavier’s body and reflected on the 400 year old relic’s decay.
Greenwich council hears that a $1,358,000 sanitary sewer project may be delayed for years due to low state grant priority. Engineering firm says grants cover up to 75 percent. EPA permit deadline and grant request date loom. Other business includes 12 hour Main Street parking rules, fire protection mutual aid renewal, 24 building permits totaling $206,750, and storm window bids.
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