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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1974
Page
3
Students at South Central High School voted on eight issues during a mock House convention. The capitol punishment bill passed 357 to 106, while mercy killing prohibition failed 244 to 220 and child brutality law won 262 to 202.
The Willard City Board of Education endorsed a bill to disqualify non teaching employees from unemployment compensation during the off season. The measure has passed the Ohio Senate and awaits action in the House. The board also reviewed gym usage, roof coating for the football stand, track fence repairs, and a bill to abolish the Ohio High School Athletic Association. A work session is planned to discuss administrators salaries.
Ohio's peach and plum crop valued up to 400000 dollars was nearly wiped out by a weekend cold snap. Director Gene Abercrombie said central to southern Ohio suffered total loss, with some northern trees possibly surviving. OSU horticulture professor Fred Hartman endorsed the assessment, noting buds killed by subzero temperatures eliminated fruit potential.
James Williams of Williams Majdanik, Akron developers, discusses Norwalk park plans to attract tenants. They cite lower land costs than Cleveland or Akron, target small assembly plants, and initial 40 000 to 50 000 square foot buildings, with marketing and city water line steps underway.
A toy ball in a lamp created an ether like odor in the pediatrics ward of Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Firefighters and police traced the strongest smell to a foam rubber ball in a light shade. The ball heated when the light was on, releasing the odor.
Jacques Kosciusko Morizet met Acting Secretary Rush in a brief 15 minute session to protestWashington press reports alleging French officials urged Arabs to uphold a boycott. Rush noted U S spokesmen had said there is no evidence to support the charges.
James L. Dudzik 19 New London was arrested at 4 25 a m inside an elementary school in Lima after escaping Erie County Jail in Sandusky. He allegedly stole a pickup truck, wore only a T shirt and jeans, and faces probation terms from prior burglary charges. Police held the stolen vehicle and pursued leads from the Sandusky area.
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