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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1969
Page
10
Police battle youths armed with cherry bombs Molotov cocktails after the Chinatown parade drawing over 200000 people. At least 62 injured including seven officers and 40 arrested as Tactical Unit officers quell the mass disturbance.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, shows signs of recovery at Walter Reed Medical Center. Doctors report he is eating well and resting, with a breakfast intake good and pneumonia in the right lung base markedly diminished. He was hospitalized for an intestinal obstruction a week ago after earlier heart attacks.
Rose Mary Woods, Nixon's private secretary, found a suitcase of jewelry missing from her luxury apartment during the President's Europe trip. Police in the District of Columbia said the theft occurred in her master bedroom while she accompanied the President.
In Cleveland at Rawlings Junior High an unidentified 22 year old teacher is suspended pending a hearing after attending a stag film shown by students on February 24. A 15 year old student and a teachers aide faced suspensions or firings for involvement. About 200 students protested the transfer by walking out and breaking windows.
A list of divorce and civil filings includes Gretchen Braden of Summit Street versus Lester of Lee Avenue and Gloria Gray of New London versus Austin of New London, with many additional cases naming plaintiffs and defendants across towns such as Willard Bellevue Monroeville and Norwalk. The entries cover mixed locales and street addresses including 21 E. Washington 167 Whittlesey Ave and 210 E. Main, with participants from New London Willard Bellevue and rural areas.
Willard Mayor Court fines were imposed on Richard Cooley Attica for red light violations and Billy Collins Willard for license issues with $5 costs. David Buss Willard speeding $10. Bonds posted by many residents including James Wade Carrouthers Shirley Einkoff Roger Kramer John Striker Ruth Oversmith Dick Myers Clyde Salisbury Lena Long John Lau Charles Reinhart Billy Perkins Mary Glorioso Danny Williams and others with amounts ranging from $3 to $25. Also a Lost ad urged readers to contact the finder at 662-4241.
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce members discussed results of a town meeting seeking a physician for the community and announced a banner may be posted on Main Street with no date set. Alfred Kluding filed petitions for Bronson Township trustee, becoming the second incumbent to do so alongside Harold Hammersmith. two other candidates have also filed, with two of three seats up for election.
Morley Price remains at his desk after seeking release by March 1. He will likely continue as service director until April 1 to aid the transition for his successor as Mayor Harold Finch and a council committee near finalizing the list of applicants.
A plastic toy placed in an oven by a child caused smoke at a Prospect Street residence. Salvador Chairez’s home on 72 N Prospect St was reported to have a fire at 1:58 p.m. Firefighters found the oven on but the blaze was already out.
Sally Reese 43 of Monroeville was convicted in Common Pleas Court on Saturday for drunken driving. She received three days in jail a $200 fine court costs and a 30 day license suspension. Driving privileges limited to business use for 30 more days.
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