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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
4
The Senior Center reports daily participation from pinochle players and luncheon attendees. Plans include seven counties at the state fair, a bus trip, a craft sale, and volunteer drives with Salvation Army for sorting clothing. Vera Myers recuperates from a sudden illness.
The Church of the Nazarene will host Vacation Bible School from June 28 to July 2, 6 to 8 30 p.m. at 100 Gallup Road. The program welcomes children from nursery school age through junior high as announced by Pastor Rev. Dempsey George.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court declared the 3.5 percent graduated income tax unconstitutional, threatening a second bankruptcy in a year. Gov. Shapp summons leaders to Harrisburg as state must replace about 990 million annual revenue and consider a flat tax or deep spending cuts.
A fire in the engine room of the ore carrier Roger Blough in Lorain started around 10 a.m. and burned for about 19 hours. Four welders and painters are missing presumed dead as fire crews fight hot spots and drain the stern.
A 17 year old Norwalk rider lost control while attempting a wheelie on Case Avenue near Monroe Street. The crash involved a shopowned trailer and an auto, with no serious injuries reported. Separate morning incidents included Stoll’s pickup colliding with a car on 230 Whittlesey Avenue and a car backing over Champney’s motorcycle in a Norwalk lot. Police were notified by residents including Mrs. Frazier about the various crashes.
In Maple Heights Ohio a waitress Mitzi Beda and cashier Vivian Rutkowski safeguarded a lost bag of $13,000 that belonged to Jessica Kusiak of Solon. Rutkowski traced Kusiak via a name tag on the bag, reuniting her with the life savings after a sleepless night.
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