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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
3
Parents of sixth grader Jody Wolf pressed the New London School Board Monday about not being notified after Jody’s playground injury. Jody, sedated, could not be questioned. doctors indicated a possible broken arm.
Eighteen students earned Superior ratings at the New London School Science Fair. Winners move on to the Huron County Science Fair Friday and display again in Norwalk Friday for high excellent ratings. Named participants include Jeff Tock, Dawn Young, Matt Farnsworth, Beverly Gemmel, Linda Kraft, and Collette Howell among others.
At the Willard board meeting on Monday night three principals announced resignations. High School Principal L P Wartiainen will leave administrative duties but may return as a teacher. Howard Browns and Edwin Steinmetz also retire at year end. Alva Cummings named to succeed Steinmetz at Richmond Elementary.
The Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority’s Norwalk 100 unit low rent housing application was sent back by HUD on March 8 as funds were frozen by President Nixon. The letter stated no new applications are being accepted until the freeze ends. HMHA programs in Willard and New London remain unaffected.
The Willard City Council appointed a personnel appeals board to review the one day suspensions of Lt. Kenneth Danhoff and Cpl. Thomas Ludban for on duty non police activity during a Feb 9 basketball game. The three members are Rev. Richard Bower Dr. John Emery and Gary Oversmith. They will set a date for a public hearing and report to Council within 60 days with a reinstatement, reprimand or extended suspension recommendation.
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