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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1978
Page
3
Barb Phillips and Linda Boone received the John Philip Sousa Award at the spring band concert chosen by peers as outstanding senior musicians. Jim Ground was awarded the National Choir Award at the last choir concert voted by fellow choir members.
Milan Safety Town runs July 24 27 and July 31 August 3 with two certified teachers teaching safety concepts and school bus safety aided by the local police and fire departments. Sponsored by the Milan Jaycee auxiliary Nu Nu sorority and Gould Inc. Registration for pre kindergarten children costs 2 dollars and should be sent to Mrs Karen Costantino 78 Perrin Rd Milan.
Fifty three candidates sought the Norwalk openings at League and Benedict elementaries. Superintendent James Ilbright narrowed the field to 20 with three finalists to be interviewed by the Norwalk Board of Education. One candidate was interviewed Tuesday night in a closed session. two more interviews are planned. Principal William Ruby retires June 22 after 27 years with the district.
Lt. Lloyd Beale of the Norwalk Patrol Post says a new driver license procedure starts Monday. Applicants for temporary permits must first contact a deputy registrar and buy a $3 packet plus registrar fee before going to a driver examination station, with motorcycle endorsers holding Ohio licenses required to do the same.
The National Safety Council warns jogging can be deadly as 1976 data show joggers involved in up to one fifth of pedestrian vehicle accidents. About 25 million joggers nationwide raise road risk. Insurance Information Institute offers tips: wear light colors, add reflective tape, jog with a friend, stick to sidewalks or low-traffic routes, run single file, run against traffic, stay alert, and be courteous to motorists.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes described Columbia Gas Systems Inc. involvement in a 900 million coal gasification plant in North Dakota as a first degree insult to Ohio's coal industry and Columbia customers. He urged reconsideration and return of investments to Appalachia, noting abundant Ohio coal and alternative gasification technologies.
Cleveland homicide detectives reported an 11-year-old girl, Maxine Tenner, was found stabbed to death at her home and died on arrival at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital at 7 p.m. No motives or suspects were released.
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia challenges claims from reporters Edward Renders and Paul Stafford that he sped on Interstate 71 returning from a Columbus baseball game. Borgia says he did not exceed 65 mph. Passengers Dean Nardecchia Mark Smith and Steve Myers offered mixed views on the speeding.
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