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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1970
Page
2
Nineteen slots remain for the 1970 Safety Town program as 161 local children enroll by the Friday deadline. Six weeks of week long, 9 to 11 a.m. classes run July 6 to August 24, Monday through Thursday, with films Otto The Auto and The Talking Car to teach street safety.
Service Director William V. Mount announced an Emergency Squad Care Course to train men for the city ambulance service. He seeks daylight hour volunteers and notes a potential third ambulance for standby use.
VIETNAM Spec Five William G. Pheifer 21 son of Mr and Mrs Harold Pheifer 174 W Main St New London recently received the Army Commendation Medal while serving with the 35th Engineer Battalion near Binh Thuy as a mechanic in Company B. THAILAND George F Schlotterer Jr 23 whose parents live at 37 Rosedale Blvd Norwalk was promoted to Army first lieutenant at Camp Samae San Thailand where he is a platoon leader in the 260th Transportation Company.
A White House survey of 3,000 youths aged 14 to 24 finds a generation gap as a chasm with 42 percent demanding drastic constitutional changes and 47 percent seeking drastic action for minority rights. Fifty percent express support for violence in some form. The poll predates campus upheavals and Cambodia events.
Herbert G. Klein, Nixon administration communications director and member of the Indochina fact-finding team, announced there could be no early end to the Vietnam War. He spoke after touring Vietnam and Cambodia with 13 officials, saying the war situation was improving.
Don Inman of Whittlesey Avenue reports an alligator snapping turtle in his pet shop aquarium laid six eggs after being moved from the Huron River. The female, one of the largest US snapping turtles, typically lays 10 to 20 eggs in the wild, with hatchlings emerging after about two months. The owner plans to hatch the eggs in warm sand to mimic natural conditions.
A house trailer towed by a semi was damaged at Route 20 and Halfway Road as driver John E. Lehman tried a left turn and was struck by Blanche Hindle's car. Moderate damage occurred to Hindle's vehicle.
An entrance fuse box was demolished in a fire shortly after noon Friday at 29 Grove Ave. Fire Chief Kenneth Link cited about 200 dollars in damage. The fire's cause was not listed on the report.
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