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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1979
Page
3
Chrysler researcher says U S manufacturers will shift to electric cars powered by solar-fueled electricity within a decade. A government test vehicle runs 115 miles per charge with 18 lead acid batteries, recharged from household outlets, and features a one gallon gasoline tank for heater use.
Norwalk teen Gregory Mathers aged 18 faced six months to five years in the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield after pleading guilty in a negotiated plea to breaking and entering. The charge of possessing criminal tools was dropped. Mathers also lived at 6642 Prospect St. and was sentenced by Huron County Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith on a Friday.
Admissions include Wilber Reeves Cornelia Farmer Floyd Carpenter Randolph Sparks Mark Riley all of Norwalk and Monroeville. Discharges include Andrew Burns Valarie Draf Douglas Jones Shirley McGuckin Roman Meyer Ina Miller Gary Saxton Jane Shriner Maude Smith and Susan Ward. Ambulance runs recorded Friday night and Saturday morning from Norwalk Foundry to Fisher-Titus and Wickes Lumber to Fisher-Titus for patients Floyd Carpenter and Robert N Bird medical care.
New London Hospital wins a legal step as the 10th District Court of Appeals orders reconsideration of a denial of a $1 million expansion with 32 beds and an extra emergency room. The hospital argues need and capacity amid near full occupancy, while costs have risen about 30 percent.
A Federal Trade Commission judge says Kroger used deceptive advertising in its Price Patrol price survey by omitting meat produce and house brands. The Cincinnati chain, with 1200 stores in 20 states, plans to appeal and warns of potential higher food prices and reduced price competition.
Monroeville Chief Gordon Rogers and Patrolman Tim Walker led a bicycle safety program at Cub Scout Pack 240 in St. Joseph parish center. Pack earned a trophy for 100 percent attendance at Southwest District round tables and earned the proficiency ribbon at Scoutrama at Huron County Fairgrounds.
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