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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
2
A Norwalk worker circulates petitions protesting Lt. William A. Calley Jr.'s murder conviction in the My Lai case. Bob Dean argues against capital punishment for a job he believes soldiers perform. He plans petitions in Huron and Sandusky and questions presidential prosecutorial authority.
The Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse announces its annual Open Horse Show on June 20 at the Norwalk fairgrounds. Halter classes begin at 9 a.m. with performance classes around 1 p.m. Tim's Time and Tell will provide electric timing. judge is Howard Decker of Williamstown. A Western Pleasure Class for Fathers is added with no entry fee and a special award.
Two EHOVE senior students John Stutsman of Norwalk and Larry Allen of Monroeville designed and installed a complete stage lighting system for the school auditorium. Under instructor James Hansen the $500 project includes 54 lights and 18 switches, with a portable console and monitor for off stage use. The work, done after school, earned course credit and involved concrete drilling, scaffolding, and high‑altitude conduit work.
In Norwalk Mayor's Court Kenneth Lewis of 11 Norwood Ave forfeits 17 dollars bond for improper license plate display. Dana C. Neal of 57% Cline St pays 17 dollars bond for speeding. Billie A. Godfrey of Collins pays 10 dollar fine and 7 dollars court costs for excessive noise. Dale Franklin of 19 N West St forfeits 17 dollars bond for excessive noise. Sharon Rice of 204 E Main St pays 17 dollars bond for passing at an intersection. Leonard R Hardman Jr of 3 North Ave has 10 dollar fine and 7 dollars costs for stop sign violation, suspended pending traffic school. James H Johnson of 260 Milan Ave fined 25 dollars and 7 dollars costs for red light. Steven A Weisenberger of 24 Summit St forfeits 17 dollars bond for red light. Daniel T Huber of 5 E Elm St fined 25 dollars and 7 dollars.
The Home Insurance Co. will assign the Buckeye project contract to Norwalk builder Richard Rench who bid 16 200 to complete the administration building. The county avoids new bids and the bonding company covers Buckeye debts and extra architect fees. completion is expected in 30 to 45 days. A separate incident reports a 13 year old girl stopped from leaving J C Penney with unpaid clothing.
Lloyds of London refused to underwrite a 2.4 million dollar policy on capturing the Loch Ness monster. The whisky firm backing the prize submitted the request, but a company spokesman called the risk too great.
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