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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
3
San Francisco police Patrolman Arthur Lord, 45, awarded a year of full pay leave after the city retirement board ruled his drinking problem was caused by job stress and hives. The department seeks a rehearing amid fears hangover based disability claims could rise.
Benjamin C. Dotson D O moves to join Dr Harold C Schultz at Milan Avenue Medical Center in Norwalk. He completes internship at Parkview Hospital Toledo June 30 and seeks Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital staff appointment. Dotson, 31, native of Mansfield, studied at Andrews University and Des Moines College of Osteopathic Medicine. He plans to reside with wife Charline at Bluffs Apartments Norwalk. He is brother to Gaumont Nursing Home owner William Dotson.
UPI report lists admissions at Fisher Titus Norwalk and Good Samaritan Monroeville with names including Joseph Miller and Mary Lou Lasch. discharges for Florence Wagner and Suzans Young. In England at Laughton a steelworker John Evans collapsed near a maternity ward after learning his wife had a baby girl. he was treated for a gashed head. Additional names appear for Berlin Heights Milan and Norwalk.
Sheriff John Borgia urges swimmers and boaters to swim only where lifeguards are present and to avoid swimming while tired or ill. Boaters should take a small craft course, follow right of way rules, keep lights and life jackets, inspect boats, watch for weather, and assist others in distress. Parents should supervise children near water.
Russell E. Temple, 29, of Wakeman, had a bad check charge dropped at a Common Pleas preliminary hearing after witnesses failed to ID him for cashing a $40 check at T&F Thrif-T-Mart on May 29. He was arrested in Berea Tuesday. warrants issued for two others. Also, vandalism reported at 26 W. Washington St a vacant house. a wooden step was broken Tuesday night at 22 W. Washington St where neighbors watch the property.
Work on the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital addition continues with glazers finished and electricians and painters active. Assistant administrator Daniel Chesanow says if the strike lasts another week all work will halt since carpenters are essential. Project is two weeks from completion.
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