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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1970

Page

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Citizens Favor Sale of Norwalk Power System to Ohio Edison

A Norwalk citizens committee endorsed selling the municipal light system to Ohio Edison Co. after criticizing a city hired consultant’s report. The group urged a public vote and an independent CPA financial view before any election, noting the Raike report urged retention.

Norwalk Ohio Edison Co James Ewell Citizens Committee George Raike Certified Public Accountants Ohio Edison Norwalk Service William Mount Ewell Raike City Anthony Petrosino William Casselberry Robert Hill Casselberry

Don Morrison elected NEA president at San Francisco convention

Don Morrison, 44, a San Diego social studies teacher, was chosen as president elect by about 7,000 NEA delegates at the annual convention in San Francisco. Draft guidelines require conscientious objectors to oppose all wars and prove sincere beliefs to qualify. Nixon backs SALT talks after criticism by Fulbright. Resor reports Indochina casualties down over 50 percent for six months of 1969 compared with 1968 and notes a 21 percent reduction in U S combat strength with 115,000 troops withdrawn.

Don Morrison San Diego Calif National Education Association NEA San Francisco UPI Washington Vienna Nixon United States Russia J. William Fulbright D-Ark Saigon Stanley R. Resor Indochina Resor Vietnam Southeast Asia

Births and Deaths in Norwalk and Willard Areas

Births reported for families in Norwalk New London and Willard include three girls and several boys with parents listed as Koehn Monahan Gessner Smith Robinson York Skistimas Hawkins Handshoe Bowling Bolen Wimbley Carpenter. Death notices for Augusta Pearl age 85 of Oak Park Illinois and Albert J Reynolds age 88 of 110S Linwood Ave.

David Koehn Norwalk Larry Monahan Daniel Gessner New London Donald Smith William Robinson Willard Jay York Shiloh Terry Skistimas Ralph Hawkins Vince Handshoe Wilard Ned Bowling James Bolen Donald Wimbley Paul Carpenter Augusta Pearl Oak Park Ill Albert J. Reynolds Linwood Ave

Park Board weighs land sale and budget shifts

The Norwalk Park and Recreation Board debates buying four acres between Pitt Street and Homewood Avenue for playgrounds, considers using the site for a community center, and seeks an entrance plan. It asks for a spending statement and contemplates a separate donations fund as Milan Baseball League mulls selling light fixtures for McGuan Field. The UTU union strikes three major railroads, prompting calls for a 60 day emergency board and warnings of wide economic impact amid broader railroad financial woes.

Park and Recreation Department Barman & Seitz Pitt Street Austin Shadle Borgia Shadle Charles Hipp Milan Baseball League Norwalk Department McGuan Field Hester Street James Lewellen Washington UPI United Transportation Union UTU National Labor Railway Conference Baltimore & Ohio Southern Pacific Louisville and Nashville Nixon B& O Willard Yards Willard Richard Newland Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Moose Hall Myrtle Avenue B&o Louisville and Nashville Chesapeake and Ohio John P. Hiltz, Jr National Railway Labor Conference Penn Central

Brewers Booster Lifted to Top of Stadium Scoreboard

Milton Mason 69 of San Diego alias Bernie The Brewer has been perched atop the Milwaukee County Stadium scoreboard in a mobile home until the Brewers attract over 40 000 fans at an American League game UPI reports.

Milton Mason San Diego Calif Bernie the Brewer Milwaukee County Milwaukee Brewers

Dozen-crew pickup plunges 200 feet on Colorado mountain road

A pickup carrying twelve people slid 200 feet from Schofield Pass into the Crystal River. Nine are missing feared dead as rescuers search in rain. remains of the truck were later found 15 to 18 feet underwater. Driver Thomas T. Robinson and his two children were located nearby and treated for shock.

Marble Colo UPI Colorado Crystal River Colorado State Patrol Thomas T. Robinson Crested Butte Schofield Pass Robinson Margie Beren Robinson Carbondale Robinsons Glenwood Springs

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Mount Citizen’s Committee Harold Finch Ashland SALT Vata Asbury Park N.J Norwalk Park and Recreation Board Homewood Avenue Woodlawn Avenue John Borgia Pentagon Congress Nixon Administration Labor Department Charles Luna Luna Alice Finch Harold E. Finch John Short Brewers Booster
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