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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1969
Page
2
Mayo Savold directs the Augsburg College Concert Band of Minneapolis for a public concert at Perkins High School on March 13 at 8 p.m. The Sandusky Lutheran Churches sponsor the event. Savold has directed instrumental and choral groups at Augsburg since 1952.
Five Belgian NATO warships entered Plymouth Sound with crews on deck for a salute but raised blue panties instead. A note demanded payment to recover the flag. Police traced the prank to Plymouth College of Technology students who confessed.
Timothy Peebles of East Palo Alto, 29, a member of the Black Students Union, was injured when a bomb exploded in the Creative Arts Building locker room. Police say he was blinded and his chest crushed. he faces arson and explosives charges after an Army bomb squad recovered bomb parts at the scene.
Ten denominations join Case Western Reserve University in a Lenten Witness program with clergy and lay leaders wearing denims and fasting to symbolize the ongoing poverty trap. Led by Rev. Hugh R. Brownlee and Rev. Thomas J. Gallagher, the effort cites systemic oppression and critiques the punitive stance of society toward the poor.
A roaring tenement fire in Jersey City leaves at least nine dead including seven children on the top floor. A mother and her 6 year old daughter die after leaping from a window as flames trap others. Fire officials note a delay in reporting the blaze hindered timely response.
Stanford University student Marienthal, 19, lit a shrine with a candle outside a dorm room. The note and candle ignited a hallway rug, and campus coeds awoke to smoke. Firefighters put out the fire and deemed the gesture innocent, urging calmer courting methods.
A joint resolution in the Ohio Senate would create a state commission, directed by the attorney general, to study distribution of obscene and pornographic materials and report to the General Assembly by February 4, 1970. The move mirrors a federal panel due to report July 31, 1970 and aims to find effective controls within constitutional limits. A separate bill targets ending the costly school and ministerial land support program.
Eric Ida Brunavs 50 of 11 W Chestnut St charged with failure to stop in a safe distance after a car struck a parked truck on East Main Street. She said Mildred Prince urged restarting the car after church. The 6:18 p.m. accident caused front end damage to Brunavs car. no truck damage.
The Ohio rating scale assigns G to general audiences M for mature audiences including adults and older youths A for restricted access, X for under 18 not admitted without guardian. Several films are listed with ratings F AA NR and others, noting an incorrect rating from last week.
Busy housewives urged to save time and money by daily shopping in the Norwalk Reflector Classified Columns. Turn back now. RENT YOUR SPARE ROOM.
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