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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1970

Page

2

County Housing Chief Resigns in HMHA Shakeup

Rev. Donald Klaus resigns as chairman of the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority after serving since January. He has been reassigned to a Defiance parish as the agency, with 18 low income units in Willard and 11 elderly units plus a new three bedroom unit in New London, moves toward solvency. Raymond Caldwell becomes chairman with Richard Coovert as vice chairman as a July 30 meeting is set in New London.

Willard Donald Klaus Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority Klaus St. Francis Bavier Catholic Defiance HMHA Common Pleas Robert J. Vetter New London Huron County Commissioners Ralph Marks Raymond Caldwell Richard Coovert

Movie Ratings System in Ohio Based on Sheriff Borgia Input

The document lists suggested ratings for films with codes such as F AA A NR and others. It notes G for general audiences M for mature audiences R for restricted and X for minors. Sheriff John Borgia is cited as the source.

Ohio John Borgia

Two Drivers Cited After Separate Rear-End Collisions

State Patrol cited two drivers for failure to stop in an assured clear distance after rear-end crashes Thursday. Larry A. Boles 18 of Bellevue rear ended Barbara J. Kennedy 26 also of Bellevue. Kennedy’s passenger Mary E. Kennedy 9 treated at Bellevue Hospital. Denver Taylor 30 of Plymouth struck a van stopped at a red light driven by David L. Erchenbrecher 23 of Fremont. A muffler incident involving Paul Kuzma 45 of Conneaut occurred on Laylin Road.

State Highway Patrol Larry A. Boles Bellevue Boles Barbara J. Kennedy Mary E. Kennedy Bellevue Hospital Michael E. Kennedy Denver Taylor Plymouth U.S. 224 David L. Erchenbrecher Fremont Paul Kuzma Conneaut Laylin Road Gibbs Road

Hairy Softball Boston Charity Game With Hair Themed Cast

Historic Boston Common hosts a charity softball game next to the rock musical Hair featuring the Boston cast versus Playboy buns. Horace Greeley McNab touts the event with flamboyant hair style descriptions while noting only hairdressers know the players sex.

Boston UPI Boston Common Hair Playboy Bunnies Horace Greeley McNab Curly Matty Shining Shaggy Ratty McNab

Two Wakeman Women Found Guilty in Shoplifting Case

Lela Jenny aged 22 and Marion R. Randolph aged 35 were found guilty in Mayor's Court on Thursday night for stealing from Kroger on Milan Avenue. Each was fined ten dollars plus costs with fines suspended if they do not return to Kroger. Police reported Randolph's purse held a pair of footlets valued at 1.77 dollars and Jenny had eight packs of meat bread and gelatin totaling 9.43 dollars.

Wakeman Kroger Milan Avenue Lela Jenny Marion R. Randolph Michael Miller Kroger’s Marion Randolph

Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk

Arthur Crager of 52 Gallup Ave shows no license and pays 15 dollar fine plus 7 dollars court costs. Katherine Mitchell of 272 E Main St faces red light violation with 10 dollar fine and 7 dollars costs. Everson R Dorsey of Willard forfeits 27 dollar bond for allowing an unlicensed driver. Chester Alexander Jr of 34 W Washington St has 27 dollar bond forfeiture for reckless operation. Robert Toney of 16 Forest fined 10 dollars plus 7 dollars costs with costs suspended. Theodore J Staples of New London forfeits 17 dollar bond for failure to stop.

Norwalk Arthur Crager Gallup Ave Katherine Mitchell E. Main St Everson R. _ Dorsey Willard Chester Alexander, Jr W. Washington St Robert Toney Forest Theodore J. Staples New London

Car Hits Tree Injuring City Man After High Speed Crash

Thomas E. Smith twenty four of Glover Ave was speeding past a stop sign near Cline and League St just after 2 this morning when his car skidded 112 feet struck a 12 inch tree in front of 44 E League St and spun into a second tree. He suffered a broken right ankle cuts and bruises and was listed in fair condition at Fisher Titus Hospital. A witness said a second unidentified vehicle and Smiths car passed him at high speed on U S 250 south of the railroad tracks.

Thomas E. Smith Glover Ave Cline and League St E. League St Smith Fisher-Titus Hospital U. S. 250

China mails birthday greeting to Queen Elizabeth II

The South China Morning Post reports Mao Tse tung sent a birthday greeting to the queen through Premier Chou En-lai, signaling improved China Britain relations.

Hong Kong UPI China Great Britain South China Morning Post London Communist Party Mao Tsetung Chou En-lai

Air Cadet Tim Wiedemann Heads To U S Air Force Academy

St Pauls 1970 graduating class plans a party for Tim Wiedemann who leaves Monday for basic survival training at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. The 8 p m gathering is at Laylin Road home with Fred Skinn and Jim Hertenstein providing music.

St. Paul Tim Wiedemann U.S. Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Richard Schnellinger Laylin Road Fred Skinn Jim Hertenstein Tim Robert A. Wiedemann Mike Wasiniak Pam Schnellinger First United Presbyterian Church Memorial Lake Park

Pleads Guilty On Assault Charge in Greenwich Case

Dale Wilson a 29 year old of Greenwich pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Common Pleas Court on June 5 after originally facing a shooting with intent to wound charge. He was arrested last July following an incident at his home. He received six months jail and a $200 fine suspended plus five years probation.

Johnny Smith North Foster Dale Wilson Greenwich Wilson Thomas Schoen Willard Common Pleas Court

Commerce predicts US exports exceed imports by 2.3 billion

The Commerce Department forecasts year exports will surpass imports by over 2.3 billion. May totals show exports at 3.7 billion and imports at 3.36 billion, both setting monthly records.

Washington UPI U.S Commerce Department

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