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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
1
Village solicitor Walter Hite reversed course and urged payment of John S. Sawvell a 3500 fee for public utilities consulting. The change follows recognition of a contractual relationship and prior savings from Sawvell's power rate guidance with Ohio Edison.
G Keith Funston president says the New York Stock Exchange probably will not relocate to California but might relocate to the Midwest. He spoke at a Santa Barbara conference and told newsmen Monday.
Robert A. Wiedemann of 248 E Main St filed a petition for county court judge at the Huron County Board of Elections on Monday. He is the sole candidate so far with petitions due by Aug 10. Wiedemann, a former Norwalk City solicitor and Norwalk Township justice of the peace, has served as county court judge since 1958. He is a partner in Hiltz and Wiedemann, lives with his wife and seven children.
Partly cloudy with little temperature change and scattered thundershowers tonight. Monday high 87, low near 60. Births note four new babies in Norwalk and Willard, a Berlin Heights son, and a State Street daughter. Marriages list several Willard Norwalk and Greenwich couples. Deaths include Oliver Bauer 58 Norwalk Harrison Davis 77 Willard Mary Bell Barnthouse 95 Willard Dominic Pine 36 Huron.
In a bloodless coup a three man military junta ousted President Arturo Illia and named retired General Juan Carlos Ongania as president. Illia goes into exile in Uruguay as fears of a Peronist comeback drive the political shakeup. Ongania, a firm anti-Peronist, was army commander in chief until resigning earlier this year after a dispute with Illia.
Washington reports reliable sources say the United States will announce soon a suspension of diplomatic relations with Argentina after General Illia is ousted by a military junta. The coup follows a power struggle with top army chiefs over key military posts and loyalty to the new regime.
Six area residents were selected as parade judges including Mrs. Jay Lydy of Willard Mrs. Theodore Robinson of Willard Mrs. Joseph Niedzwiecki of Norwalk Eugene Mack Norwalk realtor Russell T Antrim Norwalk probate judge and Frederick F Waugh Norwalk solicitor The baton twirling contest will follow the parade with Miss Huron County and runners up joining other judges.
Daniel Houghden, 15, of Monroeville was bitten by a groundhog at about 9 p.m. and treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital. Steven Sherman, 11, of Williams Street, was bitten by a dog at 6:40 p.m. and released. Marc South, 12, of Monroeville, was bitten by a dog at 9:45 p.m. and released.
Congregation at St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church will vote on proposed new church plans at a 7:30 p.m. meeting held in Norwalk High School auditorium. Church Council has already approved the building plan.
Norwalk planning commission meets at 7 30 to discuss Gulf Oil Co request to rezone land near Benedict Norwood Avenues from R 2 to B 1 to provide parking for a service station. A house would be removed. A follow up meeting will set zoning for Route 18 area annexed to the city and Firelands Development Co industrial park plans.
Firefighters were summoned at 9 32 this morning to the Norfolk and Western Railway tracks on North West Street where discarded railroad ties ignited poles and a communication box.
Norwalk officials consider enlarging Grove Street sewer plans to include Ontario Street. Five Ontario homes lack sewer service and cannot obtain septic permits. Mayor Finch says talks will be held with property owners while awaiting petitions or council action to fund the sewers, with costs varying by initiation method.
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