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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1979
Page
2
Willard Jim Zellner is named the city's first full time parks director effective last Sunday after council approval. He will earn $12,000 in the 1979 budget and will organize sports leagues coordinate YMCA programs and supervise maintenance and pool staff.
Firelands Area Art League plans an outdoor fair in Milan public square May 27 and 28 featuring an art show by members a dance group and Milan High School Band music and local artist demonstrations A new impatient flower named Dee Light will debut honoring the Edison light bulb milestone A meeting of the Firelands Art League is scheduled for the last Wednesday each month at 8 p.m. in Norwalk An advertising director position at WLKR radio ended last week and a Zellner office will open at Willard Municipal Park
Raymond C. Schaffer 26 of Toledo is charged with two counts of assault after a scuffle with sheriff's deputies at Huron County Jail early Sunday. He was picked up by Bellevue police on a probation warrant and released on his own recognizance Sunday afternoon.
Washington reports that a revised administration bill to contain hospital costs is seen as a better starting point and more likely to pass. Rep. Henry Waxman notes the measure is less stringent with voluntary compliance, while penalties apply to noncompliant nonfederal hospitals. Exemptions cover hospitals with proven cost controls, young hospitals, and many small facilities.
The message explains how electricity payments fund ongoing plant construction to ensure future energy supply. It notes a total of $587 million allocated, equating to about $255 per person across more than two million customers, emphasizing investments that will power the lights of tomorrow.
Milan and nearby towns report multiple deaths including Grace R Sickinger 80 and Bernard L Fox 73 with funeral details set by Rawle Funeral Home. Willard resident Helen E Saffell dies. other notices cite Pearl I Stoltz and a Norwalk horse damage incident at Norwalk Junior High. Vehicle theft reported near Norwalk Public Library and break in investigated at Greenfield Township home. Births include Kameron and Karen Kuhl's baby boy at Fisher Titus.
Willard a five year veteran of the Willard Police Department has resigned to join the Chessie System railroad police. Ptl. George Grines, 29, was the department s canine officer and firearms instructor. He has transferred to the police department s reserve force. Before joining the Willard police Grines served for two years in Huron as a patrolman.
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