24 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
1
At a Theater Royal reception in London Prince Charles faced a delicate moment with actress Susan Hampshire as she wore a revealing dress. He told her he would look her in the eyes to avoid any misread photo, and she helped him cover the exposure with her hands, prompting laughter.
Weather brief notes a party cloudy warm night and Wednesday with a 50 percent chance of evening storms. Highs mid to upper 80s today and in the 80s on Wednesday. Winds variable 5 to 15 mph, humidity near 50 percent, rainfall total one quarter to one half inch in scattered showers. Heat stress risk for cattle in confinement. Marriage license notices list six couples from Monroeville New London and Wakeman, plus births and deaths in Norwalk and surrounding areas.
The Ohio Senate approved a bill creating state issued IDs for non drivers over 18 to cash checks prove age for alcohol purchases and qualify for senior programs. Cards cost 1.50 plus up to 0.50 deputy registrar fee and last five years.
Sunnyvale engineer Keith Taft, 41, uses a self built mini computer costing $50,000 to aid blackjack play in Nevada. Toe switches feed card data, glasses flash readout lights guiding hit or stand. first try nets $1,200, second loses $4,400.
Readers weigh in on bicycle license enforcement and a missing curfew clause in Norwalk ordinances. Opinions split on police action and whether a curfew should be added, with calls to vote by calling local numbers.
Former Kent State student testifies in a 48 million dollar civil damage case. He says a photographer, later named as FBI informant Terry Norman, pistol whipped his roommate Tom Masterson after guardsmen fired on May 4, 1970.
Robert R. Gray, 23, pleaded guilty to six counts of possession for sale five counts of selling drugs and one count of delivering amphetamine after officers found more than 12500 in drugs in Monroeville. Sentences range 10 to 40 years and run concurrently.
Norwalk realtor Richard Rench seeks to sell his one third stake in Norwalk cable channel 2 amid $8 000 debt and equipment value. Tim Hohman and Hanne Johnson hold the remaining interests as station manager eyes a buyer by week’s end.
The Production Credit Association of Ashland faces a split board as Norwalk district field manager Robert Calhoun, 62, is ousted. Calhoun and supporters seek board changes while the seven member body schedules eight July meetings. Calhoun has filed suit for an injunction amid protests by area farmers and stockholders.
The Huron County Airport Authority will meet at 7 30 tonight at the airport administration building.
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