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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1970
Page
2
Two Norwalk men received treatment at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a traffic accident at Elm Street near Findlay. The injured were Robert Benson, 20, of 15 Indian Sunday Terrace, and Ronald Mitchell, 23, of 69 E. emergency.
Verl Musser, 28, of rural Norwalk, was driving south on US 250 when he attempted to pass a pickup, saw oncoming traffic, and overcorrected. His car left the road, ending up partly on the berm and in a ditch, injuring no one and damaging a boat and trailer.
Jean Sipp of 9 Greenwich was bitten on the back by a horse at home and taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital on Saturday where she was treated and released. Also treated and released Saturday was Mrs. Margorie Burras, 47, of rural Norwalk, after a dog bite.
John Kelly was sworn in by Mayor Winston White during a special session to fill the vacancy on the New London Council after Mayor White became acting mayor due to Preston Golding's death earlier this month. The florist occupies the seat until the next election.
Police were told Saturday morning that a stereo player and tapes valued at $160 were missing from a car owned by the daughter of Albert E. Bradt of 98 Newton Street. The car had been left in front of the Bradt residence Friday night and secured.
Early Saturday morning on State Route 103 east of Willard a two-car collision led to tickets for Joseph E. Owens 18 and Rickey A. Robinson 18 both of Willard. Owens cited for reckless operation and Robinson charged with driving with expired 10 day tags. Robinson treated at Willard Area Hospital for injuries.
The North Fairfield Civic Club met to plan the eleventh annual street fair to be held Friday and Saturday nights August 7 and 8. Mrs. Carl Schimpff was named food booth chairman. A July meeting will finalize plans for the event.
Benjamin Babcock a 14 year old sophomore at New London High School will attend the Under Sea Academy summer camp in the Florida Keys and the Bahamas for a month this summer. The program includes excavating sunken ships learning scuba diving and studying marine biology archeology geochemistry and paleontology. Ben will fly to Miami join the campers on July 13 and return August 17. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Babcock of Birch Park Drive New London.
Robert Brothers of 22 Walnut St. joined 22 other NASA employees honored at a Lewis Research Center ceremony. Brothers, with Plum Brook Station, was cited for handling high priority tasks including the Apollo 13 oxygen tank test and received a $300 award as part of $6,050 in total checks for the 23 winners.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew spoke at the 30th annual National Sheriff’s Association meeting in Hot Springs Ark outlining drug dependence, amphetamine use, and large seizures while noting 200000 heroin addicts and 8 to 20 million people who have tried marijuana. He joked about standing in for the president’s voice as other speakers included Senator John L. McClellan FBI official Joseph Casper and Gov Winthrop Rockefeller.
Russell Barnett age 23 of Ridge Road was charged with assault and battery after a Thursday fight. Robert Morse of Townsend Avenue filed the charge claiming Barnett beat him. Morse was treated and released from Fisher Titus Hospital. A not guilty plea was entered and bond set at 2000 cash or 40000 property. Barnett posts bond and is released.
Two pickup trucks collided at North West on West Main Streets when one ran a red light. Willard R. White was cited after his truck hit Elmer C. Bleile’s vehicle. Bleile sustained a cut under the eye and was hospitalized.
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