30 Advance In Science Fair
Judges awarded 30 superior ratings at the City County Science Fair in Norwalk High School with 161 projects entered. Winners advance to the District Science Fair March 30 at Heidelberg College in Tiffin for a state bid.
16 Mar 1968
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1968
Page
1
Judges awarded 30 superior ratings at the City County Science Fair in Norwalk High School with 161 projects entered. Winners advance to the District Science Fair March 30 at Heidelberg College in Tiffin for a state bid.
Ray Lee Fleming 21 of 1 James St pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in the Lasch Furniture and TV burglary in Monroeville. He waived counsel and grand jury, was held on bond, but received five years probation and was released. Co defendant Marion R. Deisher 21 remains jailed on the same charges. Cash and checks were taken from the store.
Intermittent rain forenoon ending in the afternoon with a chance of a thundershower. High in the 50s, then partly cloudy and mild tonight and Sunday. Low in the mid 30s. Friday temperatures 30 to 45, humidity around 50 to 51 percent at various times. 0.05 inches of precipitation in the past 24 hours. Sunrise 6 38 a.m. Sunset 6 35 p.m. Moonrise 9 18 p.m. Moonset 7 40 a.m. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION Allen Hasselbach and Rosann Roland both of Bellevue. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Robert Burger 26 Baker boy and Mr and Mrs David Sheppard New London girl. DEATHS Ernest W Gilmore 72 Greenwich Mrs Mildred S White 60 New London.
George Brown resigned in protest after Prime Minister Harold Wilson did not consult him on the gold crisis. Michael Stewart was named to replace him, returning as foreign secretary. Stewart had served as foreign secretary earlier and remains a senior cabinet member. Brown gave no indication of changing his mind and insisted the move reflects policy disagreements.
Carl Booth pleaded not guilty in Erie County Court to a larceny by trick charge after he allegedly assisted an elderly Milan resident to cash a $300 check. Bond set at $1000. Preliminary hearing scheduled for 11 a.m. April 19. Police were notified after bank officials reported the large check.
Sen Robert F Kennedy announced he would run for the White House against President Johnson. He said he would enter primaries in California Nebraska and Oregon and urged support for Eugene McCarthy to back his campaign and push for an open Democratic convention in Chicago.
U S infantrymen landed by helicopter under artillery cover and killed 128 Viet Cong in a raid on a Communist held village near Quang Ngai on South Vietnam's northern coast. The enemy toll in Operation Certain Victory rose to 484. U S casualties were two killed and ten wounded, a spokesman said.
Norwalk police report a mother admitted leaving her one and two year old children alone in bed while she went to local bars. A patrolman saw the mother walking barefoot with a torn blouse after an argument with her husband about the children.
Friday crash near Milan on Route 250 injured Howard Mann 24 Norwalk Karen Libbee 19 Norwalk and Robert Fowler 19 Huron. Mann attempted to pass a southbound truck as Fowler northbound swerved to avoid a collision. Truck driver John Schweiker not injured.
Gail Cunningham, 23, of 112 N Hester St, charged with failure to yield and driving with fictitious plates after a two car crash Friday at 8 p.m. at Benedict Ave and Seminary St. Cunningham was westbound on East to West Seminary St when his car collided with a northbound vehicle.
In New York Pearl Bailey dazzled at the Rainbow Room while Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon mingled with celebrities. Bailey appeared in a black velvet gown with ermine collar and wore the room's only tiara as the fundraiser for Patricia Neal's Association for Brain Injured Children proceeded after a 1 am cue.
Reflector women’s page editor Carole Sprowls notes green remains the popular color this spring beyond St Patrick’s Day. The feature on Page 8 links the season’s favorite hue to Ireland’s famous day and topical fashions.
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