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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1973

Page

2

Willard Union Votes Saturday On Tentative Contract

Willard union Local 804 reaches a tentative agreement with Pioneer Rubber Co on wages and terms. Wilbur Wright says details are unavailable. a ratification meeting is set for Saturday at 9 a.m. in Willard High School. About 600 to 700 workers are off the job since June 30 after the contract expired.

Pioneer Rubber Co United Rubber Workers Local 804 Wilbur Wright Wright Willard High School 804

Norwalk Driver Cited After U S 20 Collision

Raymond Kramer age 46 of 96 Wooster Street was cited for speeding after a collision on U S 20 as Lewis Cape 49 of Elyria slowed to turn into a private driveway. Kramer could not stop and left the road striking Cape s car. Neither man was injured.

Norwalk U.S. 20 Raymond Kramer Wooster St DeRussey Road Lewis Cape Elyria Kramer Capo

Alarming Find At Zisman Home Stuns Firecrews

Firemen responding to an alarm at Morton Zisman's home in Pittsburgh found a fire alarm box a fire hydrant several street marker cones and city street signs police said indicating possible tampering or scene disruption by a suspect or vandals.

Pittsburgh UPI Morton Zisman

Doug Stewart Objects To Court Time Skirmish

Ten year old Douglas Stewart of Norwalk writes a letter to the editor about waiting 45 minutes for a tennis court and an older player claiming the night slot should go to better players. He notes the injustice of one man taking the court after arrival.

Douglas Stewart Doug Reflector

Priest requests halt to love letters from parishioner

In Rio de Janeiro Rev. Fernando Guimaraes urged a woman parishioner to stop sending him love letters. He said she used children as messengers and described the notes as pure romance after halting his sermon. He declined to name the woman publicly.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Fernando Guimases

Norwalk Reflector Want Ads Urge Quick Furniture Cash

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Norwalk

Missing dress and shawl reported at Ruth A. Wagner trailer

Ruth A. Wagner reported a long dark green dress and a shawl missing from her trailer at 103 Jefferson St. She told Norwalk police the trailer roof air conditioner was moved and neighbors saw a man on the roof. A man admitted entering the trailer but denied taking the clothing.

Ruth A. Wagner Jefferson St Norwalk Sandusky

Motorist Charged After Stop Sign Violation in Norwalk

Julia A. Emmons, 20, of 144 Benedict Ave., was charged with running a stop sign following a collision with Donald J. Flood, 23, of 82 Wooster St., at Wooster and Franklin Streets. Flood was southbound on Wooster when Emmons headed west on Franklin. A parked car owned by David Rinner, 266 Bouscau Ave., was reported struck on the left rear. The weekly band concert at Memorial Lake Shelter House begins 7:30 p.m. with openings for musicians. Director Jim Mougey says they especially need clarinet and saxophone players and invites anyone who has played before to join. Band members meet at 7 p.m.

Julia A. Emmons Benedict Ave Wooster Franklin Streets Norwalk Wooster Street Donald J. Flood Wooster St Franklin Street David Rinner Bouscau Ave Memorial Lake Shelter House Jim Mougey

Police confiscate Penthouse issue from three youths

A policeman on patrol stopped three youths two boys aged 15 and 19 and a 16 year old girl Tuesday evening. He saw the older boy hand the magazine to the 15 year old and seized the copy when the girl was looking at it. The incident follows community efforts to remove pornographic magazines from newsstands.

Penthouse

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