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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
2
Local coin dealers and exhibits of fractional currency medals U S and world coins will be featured at an open house by the Vacationland Coin Club in Sandusky Sunday. The event in conjunction with a membership drive runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Union Hall on Perkins Avenue.
Huron County Board of Elections shows campaign expenses totaling 3732.06 dollars for the May primary. Twelve candidates reported no expenditures. the largest single item was 670.76 by Citizens for Charter Committee led by Steve D. Mullenix.
Milan board filed bids for relocating a water line along Lockwood Road near Gould Inc. Olcott Excavating of Norwalk bid 5400 while R A Bores Excavating of Monroeville bid 3491. The project estimate is 5000 and bids were tabled for study.
The Senate approved a comprehensive child development bill by a 73 to 12 vote. Ohio Senator William Saxbe and Senator Robert Taft Jr. were among 29 Republicans backing the measure.
Fitchville School officials delay decision on roof bids after three bids opened Friday exceed estimate by about 60 percent. Lowest bid from D L Page Elyria at 16946 and Midwest Construction Mansfield at 23185. Norwalk firm Barman and Seitz offered a three ply roof install for 4485. residents press for ventilation and rust check.
Milan Police Chief James Knallay returns to duty after a four month leave following a heart attack and open heart surgery. He endured pneumonia after ten days at home and received care at St. Vincents Hospital and Providence Hospital. Sgt. Richard Holzmiller served as acting chief during the absence.
Monroeville police recovered a 1970 Ford Torino with Kentucky plates stolen from West Virginia. The FBI is investigating the theft and a man was arrested in Chicago in connection with the case. Police Chief Richard Goetze confirmed the arrest.
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