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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
3
Wilson Black of 38 Glover Street failed to appear in Mayor's Court on intoxication and domestic threat charges. He was arrested Thursday night, jailed, and released Friday morning prior to a scheduled hearing Friday night.
William E. Paplinski of Norwalk is back in the United States after serving aboard the Lenawee, an Amphibious Force ship in the western Pacific. The Lenawee, based at San Diego, carried 7,800 Marines and traveled 24,000 miles in four months, lifting 1,600 Republic of Korea soldiers and Marines to Vietnam and serving as a floating hospital at Da Nang. Paplinski, 22, a 1962 Norwalk High School graduate, was first platoon leader aboard the Lenawee. He faced local court actions later, with fines and jail time for intoxication and a separate charge.
Amos W. Coon of 308 East Main built a six by six foot mud lined vault with a dirt floor and sod roof near East Main Street and Old State Road. He stores potatoes apples flower bulbs and cider there claiming it never freezes and serves as a winter refrigerator.
Ohio National Guard units from Norwalk including Company A prepare for the Bear Trap exercise at Fort Beightlen Columbus. About 650 officers and men of the 37th Infantry Division will practice war decision making and planning on maps to mirror Vietnam era operations while remaining on trainer terrain.
Patrol records show three accidents Monday with two rear-end crashes caused by following too closely. Phillip Pickett of Norwalk failed to stop at a red light on U S 13 at U S 224 and hit Earl Miller of Greenwich. Miller sustained minor injuries. Gottfried Burtscher of New London was cited for failure to yield after stopping at Cook Road and Fitchville River Road, pulling into Lloyd Shinsky’s path. no injuries. Robert Pelfrey of Bellevue struck a semi-trailer on U S 20. he and a passenger were treated and released at Bellevue Hospital. Pelfrey cited for unsafe distance.
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