29 Mar 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
1
The House Judiciary Committee planned a third hearing in Columbus on a controversial handgun license bill by Rep. Carl B. Stokes. The measure faced strong opposition after two hearings Tuesday.
Police found 60 dogs including 17 German Shepherds crammed in a two-room Cincinnati apartment during noise complaints. Owner Sophia Shields and her 13 year old son Andrew were living there. Shield ordered to appear in Police Court. Akron event notes Ohio Bond Commission plan to aid cities and the state. Governor Rhodes spoke before civic leaders outlining the bond commission rollout.
Richard Speck was moved from his jail cell to a doctor's office for an eye examination under heavy guard at dawn. He was escorted in Sheriff Willard Koeppel's private car to the 10th floor office of Dr. Clarence Ward amid reports of recent headaches.
In Montgomery sources say Governor Lurleen Wallace and husband George will use police powers to seize control of public schools in a confrontation with federal authorities. Announcement expected Thursday night to the legislature.
Dagens Nyheter criticizes Pope Paul VI encyclical on birth control as insufficient for global population pressures. Cardinal Mindzeny marks his 75th birthday in Budapest’s U S embassy apartment, vows to resist compromise with Hungarian Communists, spending the day in solitude with Bible, crucifix, and TV.
In Providence the Rhode Island 2nd District race narrowed to a 370 vote margin with 1,899 absentee ballots outstanding. Democrat Robert O. Tiernan led Republican James Diprete by 55,288 to 54,918, while independent Albert W. Perry drew 3,054 votes.
Considerable fog this forenoon gives way to sunshine this afternoon with a high in the lower 50s and cooler readings near Lake Erie. Tonight remains clear and cool with a mid 30s low. Thursday warms, with sunrise at 6 16 and sunset at 6 48. Tuesday highs reach 45 and 36 for the low. Marriage license applications list Lloyd A Shoup and Kathryn E Hillis plus Jon E Hoyt and Sally B Heisler. Birth notices note a daughter for Mr and Mrs Leonard Fickinger Milan a son for Mr and Mrs Riley Barnett and a son for Mr and Mrs Dewey Acord Berlin Heights.
In northeast Dallas a 13 year old boy called police to report his mother had just shot his brother. Police found Russell and Rachel wounded. Nell Lee and her two children were dead.
Norwalk coach Jerry Druppel blasted fan support and assistant coach selection at the annual basketball banquet after a dismal season. He criticized unfriendly crowds and demoralizing letters, noting coaches were picked arbitrarily and many had no coaching desire.
Norwalk receives 7958 in federal Title II funds for library books and materials to be placed at League and Pleasant Street School learning centers. Requisitions were submitted this week though funds have not yet arrived. this allocation is 994 less than last year’s 8952 total for public and parochial schools.
A contempt of court hearing opens in Huron Common Pleas Court for Truman Gibson a striker and member of Local 804 United Rubber Workers. Gibson is accused of violating a court restraining order as Pioneer Rubber Co engages in the case with attorney Joseph Cash. Judge Robert J. Vetter presides the session.
Three sites within seven miles of Norwalk were approved as possible air port locations by G E Chambers site engineer for the Ohio State Division of Aviation in Huron County. The Huron County Airport Authority will meet county commissioners to discuss purchasing a site with options on the others and a June 27 funds application deadline.
Four Michigan dairies capitulated to the National Farmers Organization demands for a price increase. An NFO spokesman said the 25 state holding action neared the end of its second week.
Willard has bought a site for a new 2.4 million dollar water reservoir after an out-of-court settlement with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stein. The city paid 60 thousand dollars to the clerk of courts and gained possession except for buildings held by the Steins until June 10. Willard plans a 500 million gallon reservoir on the property as state officials consider linking nearby water projects.
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