City Spends 3 12 For Street Patching
City reports 3712 spent to patch street holes using 120 tons of cold mix at seven and a half dollars per ton. Labor costs 2800. Walter Wise estimates 90 percent of holes filled amid hard winter with thaw cycles. Krogh notes thawing freezes raise pavement causing holes. Wise names League Marshall and Milan worst streets. some work at railroad crossings. Temporary fixes expected to reoccur after next freeze.
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Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Walter Wise
Wise
League and Marshall Streets
Milan
Pat Nixon Criticizes Women In Hot Pants Fashion
First Lady Pat Nixon voiced disapproval of women wearing short shorts in New York over the weekend. She said she did not seek out those fashions while shopping for spring and Easter wardrobes and hinted at results from her purchases.
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Washington
UPI
Pat Nixon
New York City
Edison High Midswinter Concert Date Change
Edison High School announces a mid winter concert at 2 p.m. Sunday featuring the Freshman Choir Freshman Band Varsity Choir and Varsity Concert Band. The event was moved from Friday as reported earlier in the Reflector.
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Milan
Edison High School
Musical Instruments Stolen From Basement
Gerald R. Baker reported $200 worth of musical instruments stolen from a basement at 29 Norwood Ave. The items included an amplifier, a microphone and stand, a cable, and two or three guitar cables. Police noted the backdoor had been left unlocked.
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Gerald R. Baker
Spring St
Norwood Ave
Man Suffers Broken Jaw In Whittlesey Street Scuffle
Norwalk man John R. Weidinger 22 says he was assaulted by George L. Roydes 24 at Bonded Service station Whittlesey Avenue and League Street Saturday night. Weidinger to file charges in Mayor's Court Thursday. taken to Providence Hospital with jaws wired after Doctors confirmed a broken jaw.
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Norwalk
Whittlesey Avenue
League Street
Mayor’s Court
John R. Weidinger
Colonial Hotel
George L. Roydes
Marshall St
Weidinger
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Grass Fire at Clarksfield House Contained
Volunteer firemen battled a yard grass fire at the Donald Fowler residence on St. John Road in Clarksfield at 1 30 p m Monday. Fire Chief Al Walters said Mrs. Fowler started it and it got out of control but caused no damage. Cleveland UPI Morton L. Kessler 42 said a man and woman robbed Morts Salvage Co tying him up and taking 2000.
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New London
Donald Fowler
St. John Road
Clarksfield
al Walters
Cleveland
UPI
Morton L. Kessler
Two Charged With Drag Racing On East Main Street
Norwalk resident Larry M. Knudsen and Roger L. Hamilton of 201 E Main St were arrested Tuesday night for drag racing on East Main Street. Hamilton also fled from police after a spotlight was shown, turning onto Wooster and Page Streets before heading west. Hamilton is to appear in Mayor's Court Thursday.
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Norwalk
New London
East Main Street
Larry M. Knudsen
Roger L. Hamilton
E. Main St
Hamilton
Wooster Street
Page Street
Iron Lung Hoax Prompts Cigarette Pack Scandal
Ohio State junior Grant Robert Jenson collected 28000 cigarette packs hoping for one hour of free iron lung time for needy children. The plan, backed by a Cincinnati Legion chapter and others, turned out to be a hoax after contacting eight manufacturers. He dumped the packs at his supposed friend's dorm.
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American Legion
Cincinnati
Kent State
Bowling Green State
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Jensen
no_ tobacco company
Sheller-Globe to Acquire Delta Homes Corp in Toledo Deal
An agreement in principal was announced to buy all capital stock of Delta Homes Corp of Elkhart Indiana by Sheller-Globe Corp of Toledo for an undisclosed cash sum. Delta Homes makes mobile homes and modular housing and Sheller-Globe previously acquired Superior Coach Corp with a Norwalk plant in 1969.
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Toledo
Delta Homes’ Corp
Elkhart
Ind
Sheller- Globe Corp
Delta Homes
Sheller-Globe
Superior Coach Corp
Norwalk
Milan Boards Weigh Radios For Trucks And Power Upgrades
Milan the Board of Public Affairs discussed truck radios with Swartzlander Radio of Fremont and expecting a price proposal for a 10 to 12 watt FM model. The panel approved specs for a portable natural gas generator for emergencies and authorized a four wheel wagon for 160 dollars with a transformer. Utilities Supt. Karl Russ may hire more workers for a Milan Steel substation and bids for a filtration plant roof totaled 2089 dollars with Burdue Roofing Norwalk the bid leader among others considered.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Jerry Swartzlander
Swartzlander Radio
Fremont
Karl Russ
Russ
Milan Steel
Burdue Roofing
Norwalk
Akron Council urges bingo legalization amendment ballot
The Akron City Council approved a resolution urging the 109th General Assembly to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot. If approved the measure would allow any municipality to legalize bingo with funds directed to local governments for educational purposes.
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Akron
UPI
Akron City Council
109Th General Assembly
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Wilbur Edwards
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