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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
1
The Reflector asked third and fourth graders at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School to draw pictures of Daddy for Father's Day. Here are the youngsters' depictions and a Happy Father's Day message.
The Linwood Bridge will close at 7 30 a m Monday for removal and a new bridge, opening in a year. City crews begin at the south end with 16 streets to be resurfaced this summer and traffic cautions while work proceeds. Walklights at East Main Street Woodlawn and Milan Avenues will be off all summer.
Variable cloudiness with warm humid conditions tonight and Sunday and a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs mid to upper 80s, tonight near 70, Norwalk 85/63. Births report a Milan boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Romell. Deaths list Leola Enzor 88 Shiloh Ralph W Tommas 81 Monroeville Claude A Ditter 73 Willard.
In Mount Prospect Illinois an unusual avian assault unfolds as blue jays dive bomb residents including a mail carrier, a post office supervisor, and police officers. Witness David Richter notes repeated attacks with mail shields and improvised deterrents like tennis rackets and a BB gun. The birds, led by a young blue jay, prompt fear and a local public works worker to paint over parking signs to deter swooping.
Ohio Department of Transportation officials told Norwalk's consulting traffic engineer Richard Mutz that only three traffic signals are warranted. The letters from W. J. Cunningham and E. N. Burns specify Main Street at the courthouse, League Street and Whittlesey Avenue, and League Street and Milan Avenue as the only justified locations.
Norwalk plans a Vietnam veteran dinner at VFW Hall and a 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. dance at the Norwalk Armory on July 3 sponsored by the Norwalk Joint Veterans Council. Reservations due June 25. tickets at Ralph Spiegel's Insurance or VFW Hall. Ed Latrang chairs both events. Greg Richards heads the overall celebration with a barbecue, films, Alsport vehicle demo, square dancing, and a fireworks finale.
Heavy Friday rain forces postponement of 16 Norwalk Invitational Slo-Pitch games. Sunday match times remain same but moved to next Saturday. McGuan Park fields are waterlogged and unplayable.
The EPA proposed drastic rules to clean city air, including possible banning downtown parking and cutting car use. officials signaled potential delays after public comment. EPA approved Alabama and New York plans while deeming others inadequate, with Los Angeles and several states facing stringent actions.
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