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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1975

Page

2

Jackie Spends Time In Chapel In Paris

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, twice widowed, visited the American Hospital chapel in Paris for 15 minutes with Aristotle Onassis' body. He died of bronchial pneumonia at 69, destined for burial on Skorpios next to his sonAlexander. Christina may inherit much of the fortune, while Caroline and John Kennedy may join later.

Paris UPI Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Skorpios Greece Onassis Alexander Athens Christina New York Mrs. Onassis

Great Grandma Has Nice Legs By Brent Bowers

Lizallota Valeska, 72, the former Miss Finland of 1930, discusses her age defying routine in a Manhattan apartment. She promotes exercise, posture, and unconventional self treatments to maintain youth and vitality.

Brent Bowers New York UPI Lizallota Valeska Finland Herbert Hoover Manhattan

Rhodes approves $20,000 grant for North Star Council in Huron County

Governor James A. Rhodes announces a $20,000 grant to the North Star Council of Governments to upgrade ratio communications equipment in Huron County, with a local match of $6,680.

Columbus James A. Rhodes North Star Council of Governments Huron County

Huron County Drill Team Finishes Second in Ohio Meet

The Huron County Senior Drill Team aged 41 and over won second place at Teas Valley High School in Ashville on March 8, earning 96 of 100 points. Stark County won with 97 percent. The squad advanced by winning District 6 on Feb 24 at Plymouth High School.

Ashville Huron County Teas Valley High School Ohio Stark County Plymouth High School

Sisters held after teen attempts self harm amid snowbound home

Two sisters aged 14 and 15 were taken to the Huron County Detention Center after the younger reportedly cut her wrists and threatened self harm with a four inch knife. Police, called at 7 08 p m, spoke with her for about 20 minutes and she surrendered the blade. The sisters yelled at parents and police that they hated both, with the stay deemed safer overnight in detention.

Huron County Detention Center Ptl Gregg Mehling

Willard Man Pleads Innocent to Marijuana Charges

Jeffery L. Thompson 24 Willard indicted on two drug counts for selling marijuana. Thompson arraigned Saturday and entered not guilty pleas. Judge Robert W. Smith set bond at 5000 cash or 10000 property after a Willard drug crackdown by Huron County Sheriff and county prosecutor.

Jeffery L. Thompson Willard Thompson Robert W. Smith Huron County Sheriff’s Department

Several weekend traffic accidents plague Norwalk area

Bumper Beat of 128 West Main Street was charged after a rear end collision on East Main Street Saturday night with Richard A. Winland 43 of 102 Newton Street the other driver. Chase 56 East Elm Street hit a pole on Woodlawn Avenue while saying a spare tire caused the damage. Bruce Radcliffe 26 Summit Street reported his car damaged in front of his home with right front corner and headlight damage. A telephone pole at League and Washington streets was broken early today apparently by a semi trailer truck. a patrolman noted the damage.

Samuel G. Chappelear W. Main St East Main St Chappelear Richard A. Winland Newton St Norwalk Robert D. Chase E. Elm St Woodlawn Avenue Chase Bruce Radcliffe Summit St Radcliffe League and Washington Streets

UVA students slice giant 800-foot submarine sandwich

In Richmond, hundreds of hungry students at the University of Virginia student center paid $1 each to share an 800 foot long submarine sandwich. The length rivaled a ton in weight and formed a continuous strand along the hallway.

University of Virginia

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