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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1970
Page
2
The Monroeville Cooperative Grain Co. approved a $300,000 building program to add a high speed grain receiving elevator with 148000 extra storage bushels and 5000 bushels per hour capacity. Debenture bonds will be offered to stockholders and the public to fund the project.
The village council renewed the fire truck agreement with Oxford Erie County and Lyme Peru Ridgefield Sherman townships for one year at a special meeting. Fees remain 100 dollars per fire run. Expenditures for 1969 totaled 6856 with receipts 4553, net village cost 2302.
A CBS Reports segment examines U S school funding struggles with Fremont Ohio as a focal example. The program shows how Fremont avoided a shutdown after a failed levy and a delayed closure. The piece includes views from Superintendent George Conti resident Richard Humberg and state Rep Howard Knight on taxation and funding.
James E. Beaven an 18 year old of 136 Whittlesey Ave Norwalk pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to a reduced assault and battery charge. He was originally charged with strong arm robbery on a complaint by Norwalk Auxiliary Patrolman Roy E Giles Jr. Judge Robert J Vetter gave six months in jail but suspended it and placed Beaven on three years probation.
James Finley, a 33 year old Cleveland veteran, sued Wade Park VA Hospital alleging a drug caused universal loss of skin pigmentation after peptic ulcer treatment in 1964. The government moved to dismiss claiming the statute of limitations had expired. the case was continued.
Tass praised mummy balm a 2000 year old folk remedy for rapid bone healing and better recovery. It credited Valery Brumel’s return from a broken leg to the substance and said it sells across the Soviet Union with claims of faster bone growth and pain relief. Also, jockey George Poole shaved his beard to ride and finished eighth at Hialeah.
Lawrence H. Wilson 29 of Wellington died in a semi truck crash near Newton Iowa while employed by Consolidated Freightways Akron. He leaves a wife Elaine four sons parents and siblings. Funeral 2 30 p m Saturday Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman with Camden and LaGrange church pastors officiating. Burial Camden Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 7 9 p m Friday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
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