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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1978
Page
3
UPI report from Washington notes the first quarter 1978 GNP was virtually unchanged from the prior period after revisions. The 109 day coal strike and severe winter weather trimmed growth by 2.5 to 3 points, with inflation measured by the GNP deflator at 7 percent.
FDA radiation experts caution lasers used in rock shows pose burn and eye injury risks. They cite the Blue Oyster Cult Atlanta performance and urge the band to modify its laser system. No injuries reported yet, but potential hazards noted and a safety plan requested.
A Norwalk man reported by police that his travel trailer in the driveway was damaged by BBs. Gerald Hoover of 93 N Prospect St identified the rear window as damaged. A separate incident led to David Kirk of 96 Benedict Ave charged with menacing after an early Sunday morning event at his ex-wife's home. He was released on recognizance and set to appear in Municipal Court next Monday.
Alma A. White, 78, of Nova, dies at home after months of ill health. A lifelong New London resident and 1917 New London High School graduate, she was a nurse for 50 years at New London Hospital and a former superintendent. Survived by son Edward, step-son Robert, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren, two sisters, and preceded in death by husband Guss, brother Edward Coleman, and sister Helen. Services Wednesday at Our Lady of Lords Church with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary tonight at Eastman Funeral Home. Elsie Helmund, 86, died Saturday in New London Hospital. funeral held today at Kubach-Smith Funeral Home, with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Police report a burglary attempt by Priscilla Kirk. A Norwalk man seeks charges against his juvenile son for stealing a dirt motorcycle, later found with grandparents in New Jersey. A routine patrol cited Scott E. Wilcox for carrying a concealed weapon after a stop on Halfway Road. weapon noted as a night stick. Court action set for next Monday.
Cleveland’s embattled City Council faced a halted recall after legal maneuvers by Mayor Dennis Kucinich. The Ohio Supreme Court issued an injunction delaying completion of the recall while it reviews the case, as Kucinich appeals a ruling by the 8th District Court of Appeals.
Two Norwalk mothers Mrs Kay Ortner and Mrs Alma Reiter seek information from parents and students about the city schools lunch program. They report contacting the Ohio Department of Education’s food services office about cold and inedible meals and were told to gather specifics. The pair attended a school board meeting last Tuesday to raise complaints.
Huron County deputy Lt Kenneth W Earl the first to crash his vehicle in 45 years of driving was cited for failure to stop at an assured clear distance on US 250 north of Fitchville. His cruiser and a car driven by Flinton A Nichols of New London sustained moderate damage in the collision.
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