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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
4
Willard High School announces William C. Biggers as the new football coach. A 1960 West High Columbus graduate, he attended Wittenberg University and Capital University, with military service, and a history as assistant coach at Capital last fall. He earned three varsity letters at Wittenberg and led in rushing and scoring in 1961.
Biggers, a multi-sport athlete at Clark Air Base, earned three varsity football letters and honors in 1958 59, plus two basketball letters with 1960 all city honor and three baseball letters. He will coach track and teach physical education, replacing Larry Cook who resigned after the 1971 Flashes season. A separate item notes Peter Schlader escaped unharmed when a wrecker dumped a load onto Ohio 250 on Wednesday afternoon.
Two Dayton teens, Larry Brown 19 and Sam Ford 18, were found guilty of first degree murder for the September shooting death of Walter Wolfe 50, a security guard at a local discount store. Each also convicted on three counts of armed robbery. Dennis D. Ritchie 28 faced two traffic charges after a separate crash on Ohio 61.
Milan council approves a new pole contract with General Telephone for the Board of Public Affairs, authorizing the agreement Tuesday.
Dispositions settled and dismissed include Annie Eastman v Darnell and Susan Eastman v Darnell with amounts sought. Judgments for Mansfield General Hospital and Leesons Co. and a family suit awarded various sums. Utility actions include Ohio Farmers Insurance and Maxie Tire sums. Village notes cover CD renewals, bikeway opening April 22, police needs, trash pickup, red maple plantings, building permits, and payments totaling $3,587.
Vaughn Meader, 36, famed for impersonating President Kennedy on the First Family comedy album, has taken a $7,500 yearly post as an assistant for the Jefferson County federal program office in Louisville. The album sold about five million copies.
Bunnies were awarded to top boy and girl in preschool through fourth grade at the Wakeman Easter egg hunt. Winners include Susie Schauss and Jeff Brooker in preschool, Karen Frelick and Rodney Frame in kindergarten, Tammy Graves and Tom Hipp in first grade, Karen Ours and John Clar in second, Denise Hipp and Adam Kuenzel in third, and Keely Kuenzel and Sam Ash in fourth. Meader, once famed after Kennedy era, discusses peace and past activism. His wife Susan Hannah hails from the area and connections to local officials followed.
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