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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
3
A stone with a note attached was thrown through the front window of the Marcus Jones home at 10 W Seminary St on Saturday. Mrs. Jones tied the note to the stone with a rubber band.
William Maschal administrator of the New London Hospital announced that Medicare certification will be retained after a DEH W letter confirmed the hospital met requirements. An Ohio Health inspector cited over 20 deficiencies prompting a June 2 and 3 reinspection leading to a July 15 regional approval in Chicago.
The sheriff department investigates a burglary at Eddie Miller Carpet Sales and Service on U S 250 north of Norwalk. Tools valued at 100 to 200 dollars were stolen. Calvin Snyder of Snyder's Ceramic Supply spotted the break in at noon Saturday. A burglar shattered a west rear window to enter.
William E. Gray 43 of rural Warren and Joseph M. Sauceda 23 of Willard pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to drunken driving. Each fined 200 and costs and had licenses suspended. Sauceda drew three days in jail, Gray 30 days with most suspended if fines are paid.
A group of local businessmen filed petitions with City Auditor Charles Hipp to place a municipal electric system sale on the ballot. 477 signatures were collected, above the 389 required, with checks for withdrawals allowed in a ten day filing period.
Nicholas C. Holtz aged 24 of 75 Parsons Dr was wounded when his single shot rifle discharged as he ran to shoot a woodchuck. The injury hit his right calf in the Blue Bridge area north of Monroeville. He was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and released.
Norwalk building inspector James Ferris says he is unhappy with the $312 annual raise granted by the Planning and Zoning Commission last week but will not quit. He added he would not be here now if he planned to resign.
Plastic Molders Supply Co Inc of Ohio plans a 72 by 40 foot addition to the east side of its Norwalk plant. Milan Steel is named as contractor with a $16 000 cost. Officials say the new space will be used for warehouse storage.
Frank Norton 32 in Birmingham sent a letter to colleagues joking about a $360 yearly salary cut. Two coworkers complained to their boss, and Norton was fired.
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