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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1974

Page

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Norwalk Considers Municipal Court Plan For City

Law Director Freeman told Norwalk City Council Monday that municipal courts are money makers. State Senator Corts seeks support letters and a council resolution to push legislation for a Norwalk municipal court.

Nald Freeman Norwalk Freeman Robert J. Corts Corts Columbus Wayne Goodsite Goodsite Herbert Krogh Port Clinton Krogh

Gilligan Plans Norwalk Town Meeting

Gov John J Gilligan will visit Norwalk for a Town Meeting described as non political by Sheryl Kight of the governor s staff. Mayor Wayne Goodsite says a staff member called to set June 12 meeting for details. The June 25 evening event seeks citizen questions and will have time and place announced later.

John J. Gilligan Norwalk Wayne Goodsite Sheryl Kight

Butz Defends Food Prices Amid Consumer Pressure

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says consumers protest rising food costs while prices are already easing. He speaks at a White House briefing about pressure from both consumers and food producers, joking that the job isn’t a popularity contest.

Washington UPI Agriculture Earl L. Butz White House Butz Buzz

Humphrey Amends Budget to End Beagle Gas Tests

Senator Hubert Humphrey introduces an amendment to the Defense Department budget to ban further gas tests on beagle puppies at an Army chemical warfare center in Maryland. He cites his late beagle Lady and vows not to desecrate her memory.

Washington UPI Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Pentagon Lady Defense Department Army Chemical Warfare Center Maryland U.S. Army

Bowling Green teachers end two day strike and return to nine schools

Teachers and other school employees in Bowling Green Ohio ended a two day strike and returned to classes at nine city schools. The action paused operations across the district and followed negotiations with district officials.

Bowling Green, Ohio UPI Bowling Green City

Ohio Auxiliary Officials Deny Buckeye Girls State Excludes Handicapped

Four Ohio American Legion Auxiliary officials said no girl is barred from Buckeye Girls State and all who can participate fully are included. They respond as several state officials accuse the program of discrimination against the handicapped.

Columbus UPI Ohio American Legion Auxiliary Buckeye

Last singing telegram ends as Western Union retires service

In Reno Nevada the final Western Union singing telegram was performed at 11 p m at the Brass Rail Pizza Parlor. Gail Perry sang a birthday greeting as the last message and Nevada workers marked the end of the 36 year old service. James Carskaddon said the final song was delivered by a personable operator in Reno, the firm's western headquarters.

Reno Nev UPI Brass Rail Oakland Calif California Western Union Nevada City James Carskaddon Gail Perry

Weather and life events in Norwalk area

Mostly sunny today and Wednesday with highs near 80. Marriage license applications list several couples including Lesniewski Zupancic and Dwyer Sabo. Deaths reported: Charles E. Sanders 63 Norwalk Marie Lindsey 75 Willard Nolan Goodrich 57 New London.

Thomas M. Lesniewski Schererville Ind Carolyn L. Zupancic Norwalk David R. Dale Willard Patricia A. Sukola Charles H. Case Deborah L. Starkey Juan Botello, Jr Carruthers Kathleen M. Pengey Michael W. Dwyer Bowling Green Deborah M. Sabo Bellevue Thomas H. Burger Barbara E. Benson Stevie J. Bailey Shiloh Carroll A. Devlin New Haven Charles E. Sanders Marie M. Lindsey Nolan L. Goodrich New London

Blame and Divorce Tie To Crank Call Controversy

A 19 year old waitress admits not being truthful about crank telephone calls to improve rapport with a deputy sheriff. Keith J. Luce, 22, admits falsifying a report on a gunfire exchange during a stakeout at her home but denies lying about the crank calls. Luce contemplates a private lie detector test. he and Gwendolyn S. Ritz plan to separate despite the dispute.

Gwendolyn S. Ritz Keith J. Luce Luce Miss Ritz

Methodist Church Begins Remodeling

Norwalk's First United Methodist Church underway on a 116000 project to remodel the sanctuary. The first phase adds a new entrance from the parking lot and converts rotunda space into a fellowship area with new wiring and balcony access improvements. Roof work and storm glass protect exterior windows. Completion aimed by Christmas.

Norwalk First United Methodist Church Richard Harper Harper

Hartenstein Extends Offer for Elks Country Club

The Hartenstein family of Willard extended their $175,000 bid for the Elks Country Club on New State Road after a May 23 Elks meeting authorized trustees to sell. Negotiations with Norwalk broker Joe Dudley continued as the club faces ongoing financial trouble.

Elks Country Club Hartenstein Willard New State Road Complex Dan Hartenstein Robert Hartenstein Norwalk Joe Dudley Elks

Melon Festival Settlement Near Mil an

The Milan Melon Festival committee nears a settlement with former treasurer Harry E. Leveritt who refuses to turn over 7650 in funds placed in certificates of deposit at Erie County Bank. Directors plan a Wednesday night meeting and a joint news release Thursday morning with Leveritt present.

Milan Leveritt Erie County Bank Festival Corporation

Last Alice and Sam Awards End at Norwalk High School

Pamela Reisig and Rob Sindlinger are the final recipients of the Alice and Sam awards founded by James Ross who retires after 34 years in education. The tradition may continue under a new name next year with a similar honor for well rounded students. Wayne Bennett, Don Wise, Debbie Poling, Skip Wilde, Kathy Lasley, Maureen Geoghan, Pam Fink, and Lee Millhouse receive other local scholastic and citizenship honors.

Alice and Sam Rob Sindlinger Pamela Reisig James Ross Alice Norwalk High School Ross Perry Maureen Geoghan Pam Fink Crisco Betty Crocker Lee Millhouse

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City Hall Gilligan Hubert Beagles Methodist Church Brian Mottaz Pasco Wash James Lawless al Yencopal Yencopal Lawless Superior Court Prosser Benton County Franklin County Pasco Maxine Hancock Hood Elks Club Melon Festival Wayne Bennett Lion’s Club Pat Mitro John Mitro Don Wise Bill Widman Debbie Poling Girl's Athletic Association Skip Wilde V.F.W Kathy Lasley The Daughters of the American Revolution
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