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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1972
Page
1
Questions about the proposed Norwalk City Charter will be published after mail responses. The charter, drafted by a commissioned group, appears on the May 2 primary ballot for all registered voters.
Cloudy cool day with possible rain and light snow mix in the afternoon. Highs near 40s, lows in the 30s. Tonight rain to 80 to 90 percent, Wednesday near 40 with 30 percent precip Thursday. Marriage license heard for David M Albright and Marcia E Zerkle. Births and deaths announced for Charville family and several local residents.
A Norwalk preacher honors Rose Tesmer a Polish born widow who, despite shrinking Social Security, gave much to her church. The meditation contrasts living sacrifice with martyrdom, highlighting faith and charitable giving through rose Tesmer life and a biblical widow example.
Royce Shopping Centers Inc of New York plans two new buildings on U.S. 20 west of town in about two weeks with Mason's Department Store leasing the 60,000 square foot building. A 54,000 square foot supermarket and drug store will rise next door with staged opening aimed for Sept. 15 and a leasing sign to be posted at the site.
Final rites for Kenneth Link, Norwalk Fire Chief for seven decades, honored at St Marys Church. He began as an auxiliary in 1929, became full time in 1946, and died at 64. A 35 car procession to St Marys Cemetery followed services with city and neighboring fire departments in attendance.
In Pittsburgh a night cashier Barbara Lippman thirty eight was shot during a robbery at the Bat and Park Restaurant in the East End. Detectives search for two men who demanded tips and fled with money.
After discussing future plans with her husband Sidney a salesman and four children she chose to keep working. Two men entered at 10 30 p m one with a pistol and ski mask demanded money. Mrs Lippman handed over 45 dollars then the bandit fired a shot and fled. She died at the hospital.
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital trustees request a $4 increase to raise total gross revenue 5.86 percent, effective May 1 if Blue Cross approves. Wages rose about 5 percent in January. the rise covers supplies costs while keeping most service fees unchanged. New rates would be 48 in ward 51 in semi private and 56 in private rooms locally vs Blue Cross averages.
Mrs Irene McCabe leads Michigan women in an anti-busing protest walk to Washington after US District Court Judge Stephen Roth rejects the city’s school integration plan. She says the decision will drive white flight to suburbs as metropolitan cross-busing remains under review.
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