Drive Prevents Armory Closing in Norwalk Ohio
An intensive recruiting drive begun in May kept the Norwalk Ohio National Guard Armory open. Brigadier General James Abraham said manpower reached 124 of 136 and the unit would not be closed.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1976
Page
3
An intensive recruiting drive begun in May kept the Norwalk Ohio National Guard Armory open. Brigadier General James Abraham said manpower reached 124 of 136 and the unit would not be closed.
H F Shaw of Norwalk in the Lake Erie District has joined the Columbia Gas System Quarter Century Club after 25 years of service. He received an award from the company for his long tenure. Moynihan begins five day Israel visit landing at Ben Gurion Airport.
The Supreme Court may take up more capital punishment appeals as it upheld Florida Georgia and Texas death laws while striking down mandatory schemes in North Carolina and Louisiana. About 71 capital cases involving 74 inmates remain, with governors able to issue commutations and some defendants seeking delays on rights issues. Justice Stewart defended the view that capital punishment can be appropriate in extreme crimes, but criticized mandatory laws for treating defendants as a faceless mass.
The Norwalk City Council will introduce an ordinance to raise the municipal income tax rate from 0.5 percent to 1 percent at the 7:30 p.m. meeting in city hall. The agenda also includes a sewer system consolidation ordinance and a 13 page update addressing terminology and industrial waste provisions.
Van E Cole 81 of Agape Acres Sullivan died Friday at Samaritan Hospital Ashland after a long career at Meyer Pump Co and farming. He held many church and fraternal memberships and is survived by two sons, six granddaughters, six great grandchildren, and three mothers. Services at Eastman Funeral Home and burial in Sullivan Cemetery. Lyle Denger 63 of Greenwich died Friday at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. A lifelong area resident, he was a farmer and former chef at local clubs. Survived by wife Arlene two sons and one daughter. services at Gerber Funeral Home with interment in Pittsfield.
Services for Owen G Thomas Willard set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Tanner Reynolds Funeral Home Newcastle Pa with burial at Castle View Park. Paul L Welsch 61 of 15 Homewood Ave died after heart attack at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital funeral 7 9 p.m. Sunday and 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Monday Heuston Gerber Funeral Home with services 1 30 p.m. Tuesday burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Heuston Gerber and Tanner Reynolds are local arrangers. Severals relatives listed. Burial in Woodlawn and Castle View Park noted.
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