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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1969

Page

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City Council Set To Consider Street and Zoning Measures

Tonight the council will introduce two resolutions for street resurfacing bids on Ontario West Jefferson Cline Garfield Milan Union Pine Willard West Chestnut Cedar and Elm Street Bridge repairs. Two ordinances cover a public service vehicle purchase and raising zoning application fees to at least 25 dollars.

Ontario West Jefferson Cline Garfield Milan Avenue Gallup Avenue Union Pine St Willard Avenue West Chestnut Cedar William V. Mount Elm Street Bridge Department of Public Service and Safety Mount Harold Finch Frederick Waugh Charles Hipp

Five Hurt While Painting Bridge On Schaeffer Road

Five Huron County Highway Department workers were injured Monday when a scaffold plank broke during bridge painting on Schaeffer Road. James McLaughlin, 19, suffered a knee injury and was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital before transfer to Providence Hospital, Sandusky. Others, Kevin Adams 18, Steven Schneider 18, John Sutherland 19, and David Meagrow 18, were treated and released at Fisher Titus.

Huron County Highway Department Schaeffer Road James McLaughlin Whittlesey Ave Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Providence Hospital Sandusky Fisher- Titus Kevin Adams Willard Steven Schneider W. Main St John Sutherland New London David Meagrow Corwin St

Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Showers With Mild Warmth

Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with a chance of showers late this afternoon or tonight. High in the 70s and lows in the mid to upper 50s. Wednesday mostly sunny to partly cloudy with a chance of showers. highs mid to upper 70s. Thursday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and little temperature change. Winds southwest today 15 to 20 mph, veering 10 to 15 mph Wednesday. Norwalk temps: high 69, low 50. Humidity trends shown. sunrise 5 53, sunset 9 03. Moonrise 8 03, moonset 11 30.

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Norwalk Joins LEADS Network In Police Data Link

Norwalk has joined the LEADS Law Enforcement Automated Data System linking local police with state, county, and federal networks. Mayor Mount and Police Chief Hilson touted faster information access for arrests and safety, with installation in six to eight weeks at an estimated $165 plus $100 monthly rental.

Dennis Dible Norwalk William V. Mount Lawrence Hilson LEADS IBM Columbus FBI National Crime Information Center Washington D.C Mount Huron County Sheriff's Office Hilson Western Union Department of Highway Safety Division of State Highway Patrol

Evans officer refuses to testify at inquiry

Lt. jg Ronald C. Ramsey of Long Beach Calif refuses to testify before the USS Frank E Evans collision board citing full constitutional rights. The three Navy and three Australian officers hear the case into the June 3 tragedy near the South China Sea as Ramsey reserves the right to testify later.

Evans Subic Bay Philippines UPI Frank E. Evans J.g. Ronald C. Ramsey Long Beach Calif Frederick F Tilton Mariemont Ohio Ramsey U.S. Navy South China Sea Ronald C. Ramsey Board of Inquiry Melbourne

2000 U.S. Reservists to Withdraw from Vietnam

The U.S. command announced 2000 Army reserve and National Guard troops will leave Vietnam by August 31 and be replaced by South Vietnamese forces. The move is part of Nixon’s plan to scale back the 20000‑man U.S. force, with about 17700 already tapped for withdrawal. Units include medical detachments postal units and transportation companies.

Vietnam U.S 9Th Infantry Division Mekong Delta 9Th Marine Regiment Demilitarized Zone

New London Board Reverses Plan for School Resource Center

The New London Board of Education voted to establish a resource center at New London High School using $30,533 from the Anna Richards trust for materials and equipment and to hire a librarian paid from operating funds. Voting members Perry Erickson Meyer yes. Ortner abstained. O Reilly no.

New London New London Board of Education New London High School Anna Richards Trust Fund Harold Perry, Jr James Erickson Perry Erickson Charles Meyer Ford Ortner Edward J. O’reilly O'Reilly

Powell Ruling Sparks House Clash Over Back Pay

Congress activists angrily vow not to fund Rep. Adam Clayton Powell back pay after the Supreme Court rules his 1960-61 exclusion was improper. Powell, relaxing on a Bahamas yacht, praises the decision as reestablishing the judiciary as a third branch and says a return to Washington will depend on House action. The ruling limits the court’s reach to compel repayment and signals further legal maneuvers possible into next year.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Rep Adam Clayton Powell Powell Bimini Bahamas House Harlem Warren E. Burger Abe Fortas New York Lionel van Deerlin D- Calif Education and Labor Committee Adam Clayton Powell Congress

Murder Information Called Promising in Touby Case

Police say information in the Clarence Touby murder case looks promising as Norwalk officials collaborate with London’s BCI. Touby, 30s, was shot at Bonded Oil on Whittlesey and League Streets around 12 30 a m with robbery suspected after $35 in small bills vanished from station manager General Lamb. Funeral services were set for 2 p m at Heaston Hile Funeral Home.

Ptl James VanHentenryck Clarence Touby VanHentenryck Norwalk Bureau of Criminal Information BCI London van Hentenryck Touby Bonded Oil Company Whittlesey and League Streets Lamb Heaston- Hile

New Yorkers Vote Today For Mayor Nominations

In New York City voters select Republican and Democratic mayoral candidates with incumbent John V. Lindsay and former Mayor Robert F. Wagner Jr. favored to win the nominations amid concerns over crime and street backlash.

New York UPI New

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