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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1970
Page
2
City officials said a boiler at the light plant will shut down in a day or two for repair. The transformer supplying Ohio Edison power to city lines is reportedly working fine, with plans to fix the new boiler first if reliability holds. Power from Ohio Edison began flowing Sunday afternoon to ease municipal load.
Huron County treasurer Harold B. Collier reports 1969 first half real estate tax receipts totaling 2,706,285 with 86,460 in advance June payments and 61,517 in special assessments. Unpaid taxes stand at 122,431 and 4,604 for special assessments. Foreclosure notices may follow.
Norwalk High School will start a driver training course to ease summer demand. Principal George Perry said juniors and seniors may enroll now, with sophomores eligible for summer sessions. A $5 fee is due at Friday's first class in Room 101.
petitions signed by about 700 Lancaster and Fairfield County residents express alarm over escapes from the Fairfield School for Boys Gov Rhodes is asked to address perceived threats to property and safety. John F Uhl Lancaster spokesman says vandalism has worsened and compares danger to a guard killed by an escapee.
Larry Mercer a 25 year old Newark school bus driver was hailed by the Ohio Highway Patrol for saving 31 elementary students when a bridge he crossed began to sway and collapsed. Mercer shifted gears accelerated and drove the bus off the eight foot high bridge as it gave way, avoiding disaster.
A Milan youth who walked home instead of waiting for his mother prompted a neighborhood search on Norwalk's west side. Police said the boy was found about halfway home near West Main and West Streets after his mother reported him missing around 8 p.m.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Lucy Meyer Nellie Denney Frank Searls Alice Heydinger Laurie Dawson Dorothy Van Dette Harold Bailey Archie Croshaw and discharges for Joseph Gill Philip Grimmer Margaret Back Charles Byrne Joyce McGinnis Winifred Sherwood Kenneth Underwood Raymond Noss Pearl Draper Raquel Zapata Thomas Bond and Baby Boy MacDonald plus others. Stark livestock and market data from Cleveland UP I.
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