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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
3
Riley unveils a new controlled environment hog barn on the former Guy Hammon farm. The system dries, feeds, cools, and heats the herd with minimal odor and disease risk, aiming to house 1500 hogs yearly starting this summer with feeder pigs first and later possibly sows.
Marcus Jones junior eighteen at 12 Adams Street was found guilty in Mayor's Court of assault and battery. Alfonso Valle of 1912 Adams Street accused Jones of striking him with a pool cue at Jones Recreation Wednesday night. Mayor Harold Finch fined Jones twenty five dollars and ordered court costs.
Vicki L Wilkin 20 of North Fairfield charged with improper start from parked position after accident at 4 59 in front of 24 W Main Three cars damaged Miss Wilkin pulled from parking curb and was struck by westbound James Gray 29 of Willard His car then hit a parked vehicle owned by Ronald B Hutton 84 Eastwood Dr Ann A Brutsche 18 Corwin St cited for failure to yield after two car crash at League and Whittlesey She turned left and was hit by Robert W Klein 37 55 E Main saying she thought opposing light had turned red
Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien announced a new Milan postal facility to improve service and working conditions. The building at Church and Center Streets will occupy 2,346 square feet with 6,490 square feet of parking and vehicle movement space, owned privately but leased to the government with local taxes paid by the owner.
The Norwalk Area United Fund drive will begin October 9 to avoid conflicting with a sesquicentennial celebration. United Fund President B Harry Parke announced the executive committee and committee chairs including Howard Fisher as campaign chair and Allen Hughes as chairman of Admissions and Budget.
Members of the Huron County Airport Authority met with Huron County commissioners and Norwalk officials to review progress toward a county airport. Three sites received tentative approval from the state engineer, with final approval expected next week. T. L. Paffenbarger led the discussion on financing as names including Edward Arlins and Kenneth Conway attended.
A Norwalk Park and Recreation special meeting selected Wallace-Tiernan Inc. chlorinator for the city pool due to ten year use and interchangeable parts. Bid total is $565 plus installation with a cheaper $495 bid rejected. The same meeting notes public use upgrades at Memorial Lake Club House and donor Mrs. Eva Warner contributions.
Huron County Banking Company will start processing checking accounts and deposits by computer, becoming the first Norwalk financial institution to adopt this system. President Joseph V. Motsch says the change speeds service and frees staff for personal assistance. Magnetic ink encoding and nightly computer center transfers will post transactions, with monthly statements printed at 60 per minute.
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