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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

Page

3

Norwalk Plans Pivot to Keep Schools Open

Norwalk will move junior high classes to Norwalk High School to conserve fuel. High school and junior high will share the building with a morning class block and an afternoon block for juniors, while elementary schools face curtailment.

Norwalk High School Janet Conway Norwalk James E. Rubright Rubright Jack Hahn Columbia Gas Co Hahn George Perry Clark Rapalee Perry Rapalee Robert Dean Virginia Poling

New Hours At Reflector Amid Gas Emergency

The Reflector shortened its business hours today. Publisher James Londot said the office would be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturdays, closing earlier than usual. Employees were recruited to drive paper carriers on routes due to extreme cold.

James Londot

Willard Resident Wounded In Family Shooting Incident

Willard police say 21 year old John Harris was shot in the chin during a family argument at his home on 118 Fourth Street. He received a tetanus shot and was released from the hospital. pellet remains lodged. Investigation by Willard Police and Huron County Prosecutor continues.

Willard John Harris Fourth Street Ross Harris Harris Willard Police Huron County Prosecutor's Office

Icy collision injures two in Norwalk area wrecks

A tow car crossed Milan Avenue on an icy morning and was struck by James Farley’s car injuring Farley and William Ott. Redlin towed Knoll’s auto. ice covered the roadway and no citations were issued. Another crash on St Mary’s Street involved Arlene Smith and Richard Frank with no injuries.

Milan Avenue Union Street James D. Farley Columbus Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital William Ott S. Linwood Ave Norwalk Mark A. Redlin N. West St Apt. A Robert Knoll N. Pleasant St

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