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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
2
A regional planning commission report released Wednesday notes the county's population grew at 188,000 annually in the 1950s but has slowed since the April 1970 census to add 26,431 residents. The figures indicate a cooling growth trend in the region.
Two of the three young men arrested near the Huron County Courthouse pleaded guilty. John P. Woodyard III received 90 days in jail for urinating in an outside stairwell. Douglas Keefer faces one year in the Toledo House of Corrections for marijuana possession. Raymond Schaffer, charged with probation violation for unfastening a mailbox, awaits a hearing as deputies monitored the area after complaints.
Paul Hughes, aged 13, set a world record by eating 78 slices of bread and jam in one hour in Liverpool England. The stunt was reported by United Press International.
Dean Picton vice president of Picton Cavanaugh Toledo and general agent for Aetna will address the Norwalk Christian Business Men's breakfast Saturday at 7 am at the Norwalk Senior Center Picton also chairs the Toledo CBMC and is married with two grown sons.
Arthur D. Reed 30 of rural Greenwich pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to drunken driving. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his license suspended 30 days.
The girl run over by a car in a laundromat parking lot Monday evening improved from critical to satisfactory today at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. She had been on the critical list for two days.
Wakeman area woman Joan L. Gustason, 31, pleaded guilty to writing a $130 check to Jim's Shell knowing funds were unavailable. She received a six month suspended sentence, three years probation, restitution for the check, and court costs.
Suell Griffith, 74, who toppled from a ladder while painting his house on Old State Road, has been moved to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus in good condition, room 712, after a 21 foot fall from a ladder. The move followed his transfer from Willard Area Hospital. The incident was noted by the sheriff's department. In a separate note, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was allocated $100000 to study the origins of the Vietnam War as approved by the Senate Rules Committee.
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