30 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
1
Fair and mild tonight with low in the 60s and cooler Saturday afternoon. Thursday temperatures 57 to 77 with no recorded precipitation in the past 24 hours. Marriage license issued to Gordon M Austin and Helen M Hamilton of Willard. birth announced for Bernard Maerkisch and wife at 131 East Main with a daughter.
U S warplanes patrolling Haiphong outskirts may have damaged a second Russian freighter this month, U S spokesmen reported. The Soviet Union filed a protest note accusing the attack as the planes returned to 7th Fleet carriers.
Norwalk schools move to appoint acting superintendent as Dr. Sturgis Corbin resigns to join the U.S. State Department. Principal Ervin Ultican is expected to fill the temporary post while board members interview candidates for a permanent appointment.
Two planners from Lawrence Alexander and Co will visit Norwalk to outline preliminary recommendations for a 28 block downtown area. They will meet the Downtown Study Committee, brief the press, and seek reactions on traffic, parking, economy, land use, and growth.
Toledo Zoo director Phil Skeldon showcased an eight foot indigo snake and film from Africa at the Kiwanis gathering. He noted only two poisonous snakes in the area and described peril and fascination in wildlife import hurdles, plus memories of elephants, cheetahs, hippos, and Masai scenes from his safari.
Huron County plans to file the construction contract for its new airport with the Ohio Division of Aviation to qualify for a $100000 county airport program grant. Airport Authority members flew to Youngstown to obtain signatures from County Commissioners Arthur Herner and Arthur Leak on a contract signed by Serge Kelly of Richwood Electric. After signing, officials intend to fly to Columbus to meet Norman Crabtree, chief of the Ohio Division of Aviation.
A blaze at Bob's Village Restaurant on East Main Street in New London forced owner Robert Martin to close for repairs after flames started above a hot water tank. Fire Chief Al Walters said a tank cap blew, and a wall protected a neighboring clothing store. Mrs Martin said cleanup and repainting will be needed before reopening. The building, owned by Martin and insured, sustains unknown damage.
Sesqui plates and souvenir programs will be available during the Norwalk Fourth of July celebration as part of the town’s sesquicentennial activities.
Invitations go to 7,494 Erie Huron Ottawa County residents who funded the COED drive. Gov. Rhodes will flip the first dirt using a gold shovel to christen Bowling Green University Firelands Campus site at Rye Beach and Boss Roads near Huron. Mel M. Stauffer presides. remarks by Millett and Jerome. Music by Perkins High School band. Luncheon planned at the Holiday Inn after the 45 minute event.
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