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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1976
Page
2
City officials discuss offering mediation to settle the five week strike at Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc. while a federal mediator pursues talks. Council debates role amid injunctions and police callouts as negotiations continue.
Monroeville Officials accept the resignation of part time patrolman James Weinert effective June 5. Mayor Clayton C. Lord presented a two page letter alleging improper activities based on information from Police Chief David Williams. Both declined to discuss contents. Councilwoman Kathy Myers proposed hiring another part time man but withdrew after Lord asserted his mayoral prerogative.
Norwalk High School received a Bicentennial Festival Award Certificate from the Ohio State Board of Education for programs promoting citizenship education during Bicentennial Week in March. The award was signed by William Cossler and Dr. Martin Essex, with Alan Pleasnick coordinating school activities.
New London High School students Don Eastman and Randy Harner attended Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University Athens. Eastman was named athletic director and city solicitor while Harner served as fire chief. Both participated in the Boys State Band.
A reader asks about protecting Social Security payments from theft and retirement plans. Advice suggests direct deposit to a bank, avoiding mail delivery, and contacting the financial institution. Another reader asks about disability for severe vision loss. guidance notes blindness criteria, eligibility, and applying at a Social Security office if she cannot work for at least a year.
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