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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
1
The Easter egg hunt sponsored by Norwalk Park and Recreation Department is postponed to Saturday March 22 due to snow. It will be held at McGuan Park Diamond No 1 at 1 30 p.m. for children from pre kindergarten through third grade.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company to shutter 1250 A P stores over the next 12 months. Board approves management plan to reduce the chain by more than a third as part of a campaign to regain leadership in food retail. Chairman Jonathan L Scott cites older smaller outlets as most affected.
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and Huron County officials weigh a joint project to build and operate a new elderly care facility, with final approval expected from Washington after multiple reviews. Shady Lane Home may close July 21 due to no sprinkler system, while the mental health center considers relocating to a monastery site.
A 23 year old church member with an unloaded pistol confronted Rev. John J. Lehmkuhl at the St. Paul rectory in Norwalk Thursday night. The priest refused to accompany him and called police after the man laid the pistol outside and left. Police later verified the gun was unloaded. Also, Ohio Millionaire Lottery finalists include two Sandusky residents and two Fremont residents.
The Walt Disney movie Lt Robinson Crusoe U S N will be shown at 8 tonight at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey has accepted an IRS ruling disallowing deductions for donating his vice presidential papers. He will repay $199,153 in back taxes after deciding not to appeal the auditor's decision.
Newsday reports federal agents questioned basketball star Bill Walton regarding the Patricia Hearst case. The FBI is interested in Walton's close friend and roommate Jack Scott, who may have had contact with Hearst and others and could be in her company.
Mostly cloudy and windy tonight with colder air and lows in the upper teens to lower 20s. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in the 30s with a 10 to 20 mph north to northwest wind. Births note a Norwalk boy for Mr and Mrs David Wireman. deaths list Mary Ann Weber 91 of Monroeville and Jennie W Prosser 89 of Wakeman.
Readers discuss a proposal by Senator Pastore for a special presidential election when an appointed vice president becomes president. Most favor it, others oppose citing voter sovereignty. The page also notes a Norwalk Junior High policy change to drop tracking next year and provides call-in votes.
Former Norwalk mayor Harold Finch, 56, announces he will not run for Republican mayoral nomination. He cites job offers and personal considerations and endorses incumbent Wayne Goodsite for re election, leaving Goodsite with a clear path to June primary and November race. Finch served as mayor from 1966 to 1972 under the pre charter system.
City employees asked for arbitration to resolve a wage dispute with the administration after a negotiations meeting on Thursday night. The City Council must approve arbitration, with both sides sharing the cost. the gap is 17 cents per hour, offers show 33 cents more while employees seek 50 cents. Estimated arbitrator cost is $100 daily. either side may accept the verdict or have the arbitrator study the case before a ruling.
In Salem Oregon Malcolm Stroud sued Denny's after a waiter served toast with a pat of frozen butter. The suit claimed malicious prosecution and the Oregon Supreme Court upheld a circuit court ruling awarding over 10 000 dollars to Stroud.
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