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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
3
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety estimates 38 people will die in traffic crashes and about 1,800 will suffer non fatal injuries during the upcoming three and a quarter day Fourth of July holiday period. Last year 31 people were killed in similar crashes.
OSU President Fawcett accepted a nonrenewal recommendation for Charres C. Ross after one year as head of the Black Studies program. University officials cited repetitive budgets and weak recruitment, while Ross pledged to pursue a federal suit alleging racist motive and claims one year was insufficient to build the program.
John Frank received the Bronze Lion at the Norwalk Lions Club gathering as John Mitro, the new president, cited his chairing of last year’s Milan Melon Festival car raffle raising funds for sight conservation and aid to the blind. Vic Van Hentenryck was re elected chaplain.
Berlin Heights Baptist Church will pay tribute to the Berlin Township Fire Department police and other law enforcement agencies Dr Richard Blackann and the Hinman Ambulance Service in a 10 30 a m Protection Day service. The event is part of a program to acquaint members with these organizations.
Put-In-Bay officials announce strict rules for the July 4th weekend. Mayor Richard Fox says merchants, Coast Guard, and police will cooperate to prevent a repeat of Memorial Day incidents. No alcohol in public. violators face jail and a $50 fine.
A burglar gained entry at 195 Milan Ave by removing a screen and entered the beer storage and office. Nearly 300 dollars in mixed bills were taken from a drawer and a cigar box with about 100 dollars in coins disappeared. Police collected fingerprints from items left behind.
Editor notes a short tour of Gallipolis and nearby sites in Ohio and West Virginia. Highlights include Our House opened 1819 with restored inn and tavern rooms now run by the Ohio Historical Society, Lafayette visit in 1825, O C Odd McIntyre as a noted native, Rio Grande College vicinity, Bob Evans farm open to the public, and a nearby U S government dam with a 26 foot lift replacing three older locks on the Ohio River.
Pope Paul VI opens a new ten million dollar audience hall in the Vatican saying costs exceeded earlier estimates yet the structure is needed for dignified papal audiences. The modern arched hall seats 6 300 and will be fully ready in autumn with services still held in St Peter’s Basilica in the interim.
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