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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1970
Page
2
Ohio precinct committeeman candidates face a notarized petition rule that favors party control, especially in cities. Lawmaker Janet Conway recounts a luncheon with female legislators, noting reform efforts are blocked by veteran lawmakers and political caution.
Second Lieutenant Stephen T. Sanger son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Sanger 58 Milan Avenue has earned silver pilot wings after graduation at Reese AFB Texas He will join Robins AFB Georgia to fly the C 141 Starlifter for the Military Airlift Command Sanger a 1964 St Paul High School graduate earned a B S from Ohio State University in 1969 He is married to Jeannette daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Bishop of Columbus
Precinct committee elections in the primaries Tuesday show no contests with 58 candidates filing for both parties. Republicans list 30 filings and Democrats 21 with seven write-in declarations. vacancies to be filled by party organization meetings.
A compact personal amplifier named MINI AMP offers hearing assistance for radio TV and conversation without fitting and at $39.95. It claims factory direct complete ready to use and includes a money back guarantee with a brochure offer from VANCO in Clearwater Florida.
A motion to suspend Harold E. Risner's 10 to 25 year prison term in the Ohio Reformatory was heard in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Risner, 19, of Shelby, was convicted of holding up the City Savings and Loan Co in Willard. Judge Robert J. Vetter took the matter under advisement. Risner was absent and represented by attorney Donald Derby.
Read by cash buyers, the Norwalk Reflector wand ads invite sellers of used furniture to call for quick cash, offering a swift route to turning furniture into money.
Anne D. Winter files a U S District Court suit asking 1.25 million from Peter Yarrow alleging he seduced her two teenage daughters. Yarrow, then 32, pleaded guilty March 26 to taking indecent liberties with a minor, the 14 year old daughter of Winter. The suit cites activities from 1966 through 1969 and claims he tried to persuade Winter's 18 year old daughter Kathleen Crowley to leave her family and enter his custody.
Evelyn Gilbert reports EHOVE Educational Development Corp owner a land sale at 3306 Huron Avery Road where the senior carpentry electricity and horticulture classes built a three bedroom house. The home started December 1969 and has a kitchen dining room living room one and a half baths and a one car garage. Sealed bids may sell the house to fund another student project. Ray Clark carpentry instructor at EHOVE leads the effort.
Norwalk High School juniors Jack Lolla and Joe Widman were selected to attend the Buckeye Boys State program at Ohio University in June. Lolla is active in the Theatre Guild Chess Club and First Presbyterian Church youth ministry, while Widman contributes to NHS football, basketball, and Hi-Y activities. An open house for the program will be held Sundays in May at 3306 Huron Avery Road.
Local newspaper promotes classified ads as a money saving option for all kinds of business needs. Dial 662-4241 to place ads and reach customers.
Gary Snyder age 23 becomes manager of the L K Royal Buffet at 283 Benedict Ave in Norwalk replacing Ed Streeter. Snyder came from Marion Ohio where he was assistant manager at the Marion Royal Buffet. He is married with one infant daughter and has Vietnam service from 1967.
A 17 year old Arlene Guinn and truck driver Carroll Stover failed to see a westbound car at East Main Street and King Court causing a collision with Betty Jane Kemming. Guinn was treated and released after fainting at the scene. Police noted signal and traffic conditions contributed.
Sgt Richard Striker and Patrolman John Short would coordinate a new city ambulance service under the police chief and director of public safety. Coordinators would earn 3000 annually, staff 120 for 160 hours per four weeks, with extra pay for overtime and runs outside the city. Drivers get per patient and per mile rates plus wait time, and special rates apply for Sandusky and Elyria runs. City estimates 25000 to 30000 in the red yearly, potentially up to 60000 if subsidizing another service.
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