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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1969

Page

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Norwalk Council Faces Exits in Wake of 1968 Turmoil

Norwalk's 1968 turmoil pushed four of seven council members to announce they will not seek reelection. The illness of Service Director Morley Price, a contentious charter debate, an aborted municipal income tax, and water rate disputes strained the council and shaped a year of upheaval before a wave of new faces arrives.

Jack Brown Norwalk Morley Price Price Maplehurst Bill Saladin May Saladin Charter Commission Allen Hakes PTA Council Dick Becker Tax Study Committees

Sickness strike ends as Warren police and fire return

After six days of a sick call strike most Warren police and fire personnel resume duty following an eight hour negotiating session. The agreement covers fringe benefits and a wage study as city officials and the union reach a settlement.

Warren UPI Warren Policemen and Firemen’s Association

Redding Rites and Palach Funeral Mark Protests Across Europe

In Glendora California heavy rains trigger evacuations as floods worsen. A Prague crowd of about 100,000 mourners accompanies Jan Palach to a government controlled funeral amid warnings of provocations. Troops on alert, restrictions on eulogies, and a silent one minute tribute mark the ceremonies.

Prague UPI Jan Palach Palach Czechoslovakia Carolinum Hall Liberal Arts College Olsany Vysehrad Oldrich Stary Charles University Prague Radio

Low power beer approved at Bowling Green campus

Bowling Green State University trustees approved a trial sale of 3.2 beer at a campus snack bar next fall. President William Jerome III questioned the proposal but supported supervised use. Campus rules will strictly enforce public intoxication. United States servicemen on a hijacked jetliner said Cuban officials questioned them about the Vietnam War during their stay in Cuba.

Bowling Green, Ohio UPI Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees William Jerome III Miami United States Key West-to

Train derails in Laurel Mississippi rail yard explosion reports

A Southern Railway freight train carrying 26 butane gas cars derailed on the edge of Laurel Mississippi and several tank cars exploded sending fireballs over nearby homes. One person was injured, no fatalities reported.

Laurel Miss UPI Southern Railway Mississippi Mississippi Highway Patrol

Nixon Reintroduces White Tie Formal Wear at Inaugural Ball

President and Mrs. Nixon wore white tie and tails to the inaugural ball, signaling a return to formal White House fashion not seen since eight years ago. The style contrast with Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy eras suggests a shift in presidential attire for years to come.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Lyndon B. Johnson John F. Kennedy

Weather and marriages and death notice for Norwalk area

Mostly cloudy and cold with light snow flurries today. High in the upper teens and a zero to 5 degree low tonight. Sunday will be variable and cold with highs 17 to 23. Monday turns fair but cold with west winds 20 to 30 mph. Also lists Norwalk weather highs and lows for Friday and precipitation, plus marriage license applications for Robert P Perkins Iris Jean Mills and Donald E Buckner Marilyn M Duffey and death of Mrs Bessie Kellogg aged 87 of Willard.

Norwalk Robert P. Perkins Iris Jean Mills Donald E. Buckner Lorain Marilyn M. Duffey New London

Seek Free Downtown Parking Petition Circulation Soon

A Downtown Steering Committee spokesman said petitions calling for free downtown parking will start circulating within 30 days. Temporary Chairman J W Hogan announced final details are being prepared. The plan requires signatures from owners representing 75 percent of land in the district and proposes four unmetered lots with removal of meters from existing lots.

J.W Bill) Hogan Hogan

Rhodes Set For Firelands Campus Dedication

Final preparations for Sundays dedication of Bowling Green State University Firelands Campus in the East Building keep a 2 p.m. ceremony schedule. Governor Rhodes and university leaders speak as a 7 000 name tribute scroll is given to Firelands director Dr James McBride.

Huron Firelands Bowling Green State University James Rhodes Board of Regents John Millett Bowling Green William Jerome III James McBride WLEC Sandusky WLKR Norwalk WRWR Port Clinton

Ward Case Appeals Through Courts In Driver License Charge

Clarence Ward of Norwalk faces a driver license charge from Monroeville police. The case moved from Mayor's Court to County Court then back, with Ward seeking a jury trial. Ward alleges a police officer sprayed him with a disabling chemical during a stop.

Monroeville Mayor’s Court Common Pleas Court Clarence Ward Norwalk Robert Wiedemann Ward Wiedemann Leonard Connors Connors

Nixon Move Bases Funds For Houses

The Nixon administration raises FHA and VA mortgage insurance rate ceilings from 6 3 4 to 7 1 2 percent. The change boosts estimated monthly payments on a 20000 dollar, 30 year loan by about 10 dollars but aims to expand loan availability through FHA VA backing.

Washington UPI Nixon Administration Johnson Administration Nixon Federal Housing Administration FHA Veterans Administration

Williams Files For Council In Fourth Ward Norwalk

Democrat Williams filed petitions Friday to run for Norwalk councilman in the fourth ward. Democrat Lynch has taken out petitions but not filed yet. Republican Cunningham has petitions for councilman at large. no Republican in fourth ward. Lebley seeks Lyme Township trustee. Woman from Naperville Carves Nixon apple likeness for congressman. Republican John

Robert Williams Norwalk Williams Robert Lynch Fourth Ward Richard Cunningham Sylvester J. Lebley Bellevue Lyme Township Nixon John Carr Naperville, Ill John

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