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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1969
Page
2
City auditor Charles Hipp says new state accounting rules require more thorough work and the budget proposes 7 000 to 7 200 for an additional full time worker. The office now has two full time staff and cannot hire a full time auditor under current state provisions. The budget also allocates 17 000 for auditor office operations, up 9 000 from 1969.
The Norwalk Reflector lists weekly carrier rates and yearly mail prices for various towns in Ohio including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield and Willard and outlines mail subscription costs by county and nationwide.
The Agriculture Department reports a likely halt in seven months of rising beef cattle prices for the month ending July 15. Beef steers in seven mid east markets show a decline from $34.36 to $30.07 per hundredweight as of July 24, with June 15 beef cattle average at $29.60, near the all time high. Department economist A Donald Seaberg cites broader steel price declines as a contributing factor.
Karen Sue Beineman, 18, an Eastern Michigan University student, was found dead after disappearing during a shopping trip. Authorities described the death as a sexually motivated murder with prior torture and released a new composite sketch of a young man seen with her. Officials coordinating the case held a news conference with Gov Milliken and Atty Gen. Kelley and questioned a suspect in Hazard Kentucky.
Two Bellevue men sustained minor injuries in a two car crash on County Road 20 east of Fremont at 9 40 p m Tuesday Ratliff 19 of Bellevue struck the rear of Meggitt 17 of Vickery who was stopped waiting to enter the eastbound lane Basil 19 of Bellevue rode with Ratliff and was treated at Fremont Memorial Hospital Ratliff faces a charge of failure to stop within an assured clear distance.
The Defense Department reported two Ohioans were among 21 U S servicemen killed in Viet Nam. Marine Pfc. Robert W. Fletcher of Lorain and Spec. 4 Ronald K. Dycks of Cleveland. Dycks died not in hostile action.
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