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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1970
Page
1
John Glenn, Democratic Senate candidate, was retained by Royal Crown Cola Co as a 50 000 a year consultant after resigning as vice president of corporate development and president of the soft drink firm’s international division.
Cloudy windy turning colder with rain and a thunderstorm possible then snow by evening. High near 40, lows in mid 30s, 100 percent precipitation today tapering tonight. Births list several: Stevens Greenwich son Willard, Davis Willard daughter, Roberts Attica daughter. Deaths include Nebergall infant, Plue Berlin Heights, Eastman infant, Barre Greenwich, Giesinger Fremont.
New London police and state officers hunted a man wanted on an assault and battery charge after he fled his car and headed on foot toward a house about a mile north of Section Line Road. At least two patrol units, Sheriff John Borgin, and Police Chief Kenneth Murr joined the manhunt. Police would not release the suspect’s name.
Ohio Edison reports a complete census of the city electrical system after floods erased records. Anthony N. Gorant says the appraisal covers all lines, equipment, vehicles, and inside gear, with the distribution building excluded. Consultants from Chicago aided the effort and results are due by April 6.
The city faced its heaviest snowfall as more than 10 inches fell with gusts up to 50 mph. Airports closed, transit delayed, and many schools canceled while a collapsed wall at a demolished Precision Plastics site injured two men, hospitalized with unknown injuries. Police reported heavy debris and stranded plows.
Norwalk residents wake to a new game under the Linwood Avenue Bridge as Councilman George Linn Jr shows corroded bridge fragments and jokes about a bucket of parts. He notes the danger hinted by a past bridge collapse but declines to name other players.
An estimated 14334 Huron County residents will be eligible to vote in the May primary per the Board of Elections. Registration closed Wednesday at 9 p.m. Twenty one registered on the final day. Registration reopens 10 days after the primary for the November election.
Mrs Paul Shields a Norwalk housewife and church member writes of finding Christ as Lord and Master after a long search. She explains how the Holy Spirit spoke to her during an altar call and how confessing sins brought a born again calm and renewed purpose. She will be baptized two weeks after Easter.
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