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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
1
Bowling Green University trustees raise room and board by 25 dollars to 425 per semester starting January 1, 1968. They also authorize faculty and staff contracts with salaries at or above last year's increases and approve a 6.6 million dormitory financed project for 960 students, to open in 1969.
A UPI report says Clark MacGregor disclosed findings showing discrepancies between reported abroad spending and actual outlays by some House members in counterparty funds. The panel probes alleged financial improper conduct linked to Rep Powell.
H James Rand president said production plans for the Rand cancer vaccine include Germany and a Caribbean island. The SEC announced a full investigation into alleged Rand stock manipulation plans.
Beaverton Oregon three pharmacists unveiled their own cigarette brand with the word Cancer in white on a black package. One pharmacist Howard Steinbach said the design targets people trying to quit.
The 13 Pioneer Rubber Co workers charged with contempt of court will have their hearing resumed Wednesday in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Pickets blocked a truck leaving the plant in violation of a court restraining order. Separate hearings are held for each worker.
Partly sunny and cooler with highs 38 to 43 and a Lake Erie edge. Tonight cloudy with possible rain and low 32 to 38. Friday’s forecast high 45 and low 28. Births include: Berry Milan Burdge Plank Road Sisson State Street Howell Monroeville Giles Willard Hiler New Washington Moll Willard Gayheart Plymouth with multiple newborn sons and daughters.
Rev. Adam Clayton Powell plans an interdenominational service on the Bimini Hotel tennis courts with a nonpolitical sermon from Jeremiah as he faces arrest for a defamation judgment and ouster from Congress. He predicts a quick return to office amid student visitors and mounting legal uncertainty.
A three car and one motorcycle crash on U S 250 near Norwalk injures six people. John H Cohens 22 of Sandusky flipped a cigarette causing distraction. he and a passenger were among those treated and released. Six injured include Norma Hoyt Sherry Parsons Michael Garett Harold Horne and driver Roy Mathews. Cohens charged with reckless driving.
Police investigated a Friday night rock thrown through the home front window of Bill Ganfield a Willard merchant who refused to display a sign supporting striking United Rubber Workers Local 804. No link proven between the two incidents though, as Willard railroaders press merchants to display signs or face boycott. Ganfield declined to comment.
Norwalk professional racer Jim Parsons and his wife Barbara with two children escaped a four-vehicle pileup Friday night injuring six. Parsons credited his rear view mirror glance for avoiding a head on collision as cars turned toward a bowling alley. slick roads caused his car to skid and another bike riders were knocked into the air. The family was returning from Sandusky.
Residents of the Lyme School District filed a petition with 230 signatures to annex Lyme to Bellevue City School District. The move ends Lyme attendance at Monroeville Schools and awaits election board validity before potential placement on the 1967 November ballot. If approved, consolidation would take effect July 1, 1968.
Sheriff Herbert Brown said a 15 second telephone call from a mysterious southern drawl woman is the strongest lead in the double slayings of 14 year olds Ronald Chuck Johnson and Wayne Mullendorf in Levings Lake Park. Deputies have logged about 200 tips while pursuing a 22 caliber bullet and slug fragment from the scene.
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