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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
3
A Norwalk newsman joked about a jail break near two county jail prisoners. Sheriff John Borgia reported the two inmates John F. Rhineburger Jr. and Lonnie S. Westbrook walked away from a painting detail but were recaptured within thirty minutes.
The Huron County Board of Mental Health voted to add a psychologist and a social worker to the Mental Health Center. Dr. Phyllis Berman, a Texas resident and Yeshiva University graduate, may fill the psychologist post at 15000 annually. Patricia Young Alverson, a Norwalk native now in Huron, was hired as social worker at 10500 per year.
Patricia Young Alverson will join the Huron County Mental Health Center April 1 as a social worker. She brings a background in social work from Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and is married to history instructor J Stewart Alverson. The board approved her hire after considering multiple programs and staffing needs.
Rhineburger and Westbrook walked off during the first day of painting at the jail on Seminary Street. They were spotted near West Jefferson Street, tried to hide behind a trailer, and were recaptured by Chief Deputy Richard Andres with Norwalk police. Both prisoners face felony charges and will resume painting inside.
State Senator Donald E. Buzz Lukens will speak at Memorial Lake Park clubhouse after a 6:30 p.m. dinner to Huron County Young Republicans. Also speaking are Alan Buchmann and Roger Kleckner with Ethel Swanbeck and Robert J. Corts expected.
Dean Howard former Reflector circulation manager was injured in a Friday crash in Indiana. A neighbor said he fell asleep at the wheel and drove over an embankment breaking his neck. He is hospitalized in Columbus Bartholomew County Hospital and expected to stay three to four weeks with a neck brace afterward.
Clarksfield Township seeks permission from county commissioners to haul roadside cleanup refuse to Norwalk City Landfill instead of Huron County Landfill. Trustees cite shorter distance eight miles to city dump versus about 20 miles to county dump. Leon Riley offers free dumping for April 3 and 4 with $5 per ton incentive directed to scout troops and 4 H clubs.
The St Paul Elementary mood shifts to St Patrick's Day with a Hungarian flag badge worn by Sr Mary Christella who refuses the green pin. Sr Delarose counters with an honorary Irishman pin and the rule of pinching for not wearing green.
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