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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1975

Page

3

Fourth of July Memories of a Simpler America

A personal reminiscence recalls childhood Fourth of July summers with cows, swimming in Main Creek, croquet, firework displays, and informal free time. The author contrasts carefree rural childhoods with modern safety conscious celebrations and longs for those days.

Milan Board Approves Backflush Water Filtering Plans

Milan's Board of Public Affairs received an EPA letter approving proposed backflush water filtration plans for the filtration plant. Engineers Finkbeiner Pettis and Strout prepared the plan. The board also approved a concrete block partition to create a laboratory room for water tests at a cost under $500.

Milan Board of Public Affairs Ohio Environmental Protection Agency EPA Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout

New York City Sees 16 Million Visitors in 1974

Preston Robert Tisch cites 16 million visitors to New York City in 1974, with 1.6 million from abroad, and a total visitor expenditure of about 1.25 billion dollars.

BIG Spenders New York UPI New York City Preston Robert Tisch N.Y

Firelands Four-Wheel Rodeo Weekend Event

The annual Firelands Independence Rodeo for four-wheel-drive vehicles runs at the Firelands Four-Wheel Drive Association course on Lovers Lane Road over the holiday weekend. Saturday begins 8:30 a.m. with men's drag races. hillclimbs start 1 p.m. Evening prize presentations. Sunday features obstacle races and trophies. Spectator fees 2 dollars adults, 50 cents children ages 5 to 12. under four free. Camping 10 dollars advance, 15 at gate. Competitors pay 10 dollars in advance, 12 at gate.

Firelands Independence Firelands

Cyclist Helps Stop Suspects In Holdup in Milton

A 21 year old Dorchester man spotted a drug store holdup at Clover Drug Store on Central Avenue Milton. He followed the getaway car through heavy traffic and blocked it with his Harley causing the suspects to stop. Police arrested William J. Daugherty and Gary Lee Goodrich who faced $25 000 bail.

Milton Mass UPI Boston Dorchester Clover Drug Central Avenue Saul Cohen Hull William J. Daugherty Sheffield Road Roslindale Gary Lee Goodrich Canton Ohio

Lawsuit Filed In Crash Of 2 Cycles

Vernon L. Gibson sues David E. Moore in Huron County Common Pleas for damages from a July 4 1974 motorcycle crash on Fitchville River Road injuring John Gibson 17. John seeks 35000 and Vernon 5000 with a jury trial requested.

Huron County Common Pleas Court Vernon L. Gibson Wakeman John David E. Moore New London Moore John Gibson Fitchville River Road Phillip M. White Jr Norwalk Gibsons

Truckerette Wins Drill Competition At Toledo

Annette Horner 15 James St. winner of a university drill down contest in Toledo beating 40 rivals. Norwalk High Truckerettes joined 19 teammates at a week camp by the U S Drill Team Association. They earned 46 ribbons and were named most improved corps from nine high schools.

Annette Horner James St University of Toledo Miss Horner Norwalk High

Ease Your Life with Want Ads Dial 668 3771

A prompt to use want ads to rent sell or hire with a single contact number 668 3771 for an ad writer. The message emphasizes practical classifieds services and immediate assistance.

Dial

Jobless Rate Drops in June to 8.6 Percent

The Labor Department reports the national unemployment rate fell 0.6 points to 8.6 percent in June. Despite the decline, a surge of students entering the labor market kept total joblessness unchanged from May, with analysts noting the drop was small and may indicate a halt in rising unemployment.

Washington UPI Labor Department

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