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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1976
Page
2
Marie Tansey Republican candidate for state representative declines a formal debate with Democrat James Kimbler. Tansey cites prioritizing direct voter contact while Kimbler, 27 and a Sandusky lawyer, laments missed public exchanges in the 72nd District race.
Ralph L. Sanders Jr. is named manager of environmental technology in CP and L Co. Raleigh office. He is a West Point graduate with a NC State nuclear engineering masters. He is married with two sons.
John and Sandy Short founded Norwalk Teens For Christ to provide a community youth program. The Faith In Action Singers will perform at Memorial Lake Park, aiming to attract teens with religious rock upbeat music and counseling support. Attendance has ranged from 80 to 149, and several youths have become Christians since the program began.
Eight year old Mason Oglesby III was treated for minor injuries after a motorcycle rear ended his bicycle on Townline Road 151 near Norwalk. The rider, William Brutsche, 23, was charged with improper passing.
Greenwich South Central School Board appointed David Katterhenrich as head football coach and high school PE teacher and assistant track coach. Willa Rader and Tharen Gress were hired as fourth grade and English teachers. North Fairfield parents challenged a new absentee policy requiring parent calls, while Supt Etzler said the rule aims to curb truancy. Next board meeting set for August 12.
Finance Director Douglas Colvin protests a PERS reply over employer share increases. An actuary’s oral report raised city PERS payments from 11.9 to 13.95 percent, costing about $8,000 more in 1977 while individual employee shares rose from 8 to 8.5 percent. Colvin questions lack of written recommendations and costlier changes beyond city control.
Mickey Cohen, 63, has been hospitalized in Los Angeles for fatigue and jaundice with doctors forecasting an early release later this week. The former rackets leader, who served 11 years for income tax evasion and underwent stomach cancer surgery last year, remains a notable figure from Southern California crime history.
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