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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
3
A catalog of film ratings used in Ohio including G GP R and X. It lists entries like Barefoot Executive and King of the Grizzlies with their age classifications and notes the overall rating system.
Vietnam veteran Roger McKinnon from Milan, a triple amputee, learns to live again after two years in hospitals. He uses artificial limbs for fishing and boat rides, credits veterans benefits, and thanks family and friends for support while planning to return to school and work.
Federal and state officials surveyed Huron County migrant program and clinic, with Dr. George F. Linn reporting about 500 workers now and up to 800 later. The clinic in Monroeville operates weekly. Separately, the Huron County Health Planning Association approved two lagoons at the Norwalk plant for debris settling, seeking 11 400 federal funds for an 38 000 project. A Willard motorcyclist was injured when his bike hit a left turning pickup on Ohio 103. the driver was charged with failure to yield. Willard Board of Education president Virginia Lydy filed for re election amid ward line redraw notices for November ballot.
Erie Huron County Community Action Commission board member Earl Lover will solicit donations in early July for a Day at Cedar Point for area migrant workers families Head Start children and welfare residents. He estimates 125 to 150 children will attend with transportation meals and chaperones provided.
Michael Lindenberger of rural Norwalk told the Sheriff's Department that a .30-06 semi- automatic rifle a .22 semi-automatic rifle and a .22 chrome-plated revolver with pearl handles were missing from his mobile home on Lovers Lane Road Wednesday night.
Three doormen at a London nightspot resigned after new management revoked their right to park cars. They placed a Times personal ad bidding farewell and good luck to their clients.
A low yield nuclear device was triggered 1,500 feet beneath the desert floor at Yucca Flat Nevada on Wednesday. It marks the 23rd underground detonation by the United States since the 1963 atmospheric testing ban.
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