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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
3
A 14-year-old Norwalk girl reported missing was found in New York City with youths described as hippies. She was at the 14th precinct station on West 38th Street and her father traveled to retrieve her. Police noted a link to past Norwalk visitors and family was notified.
Firefighters extinguished a car blaze at the intersection of State Route 113 and Route 250. The damage to the vehicle, owned by Mary Bryant, is about 150 dollars, caused by faulty wiring. Sometime during the night three windows at the Carabin Insurance Agency on Route 250 were broken by stones, with damage to a rear upstairs window and aluminum frame. The Milan Sheriff and Milan Police are investigating.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged Republican governors to lead in easing hostility between City Hall and the Statehouse. He warned of unhealthy competition and said urban leaders view state governments as the enemy while facing frightening city problems.
Ark Gilbert of New London was elected president of the Heart Association of Northeastern Ohio Huron County Branch at the annual meeting and banquet Wednesday night Also chosen were Dr Larry Hadley Norwalk vice president Mrs William Armatrout Willard secretary Bernard Logan Norwalk treasurer and medical advisor Dr Larry Hadley Trustees named from Norwalk and Wakeman with others on three year terms Gregory Richards 1969 Huron County Heart Fund Chairman received a plaque from retiring president Larry Foran and awards went to Ark Gilbert.
Rep. Paul Findley outlines a plan to cap federal farm payments at 20000 dollars per beneficiary in the House next month. He cites taxpayer anger over large payments to millionaire farmers and argues the limit would protect supports for small farmers while preserving aid to agriculture.
Frances E. Osborn filed a half million dollar lawsuit in Huron County Common Pleas Court on behalf of her daughter Cynthia against Alex A. and his wife, alleging a dog attack on November 25, 1965, when Cynthia was two. Attorney Phillip M. White, Jr. represents the plaintiff.
Do not rely on chance. Reach the finder by placing a Lost ad in Classified and calling 662 4241 now to reclaim the pet.
A crisply tucked design along the side buttoned coat dress from Lauren in washable acetate and nylon. Priced at $16.00.
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