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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1974
Page
2
A naked man aged 18 to 20 streaked through the Burger Chef at 196 Milan Ave Sunday night. He entered from the north door, ran past the counter, and exited to a waiting car. Four staff and patrons witnessed the episode and some reacted with anger while others laughed.
An optimized prompt encouraging readers to place cash paying classified ads. The ad promotes using a phone line to connect with an ad writer for advertising services. The message emphasizes converting unwanted articles into cash through classified placements.
UPI reports Gallup poll shows 42 percent of viewers view Nixon unfavorably after his Watergate appeal while 17 percent view him favorably. A 44 to 41 percent margin says there is enough evidence to impeach, though 49 to 38 percent say crimes are not serious enough for removal. A Yankelovich Time poll before transcripts finds 95 percent want resignation or impeachment.
Swanbeck and Reach go down to wire in a local race after a radio debate. They spar over rural subdivision bills and property owner costs. Swanbeck defends her record and vows to continue as a full time legislator while Reach criticizes past support and argues for change.
Violinist Sidney Harth closes the Community Concert Association season with a performance in Elyria at 8 o'clock this evening. The program features classical works by major composers and showcases a prominent solo recital.
Daily classified ads guide readers to save time and money by shopping the section for bargains. The message urges turning to the classifieds for practical tips on efficient shopping.
A list of property transfers showing numerous transfers from individuals and families to various recipients including banks, trusts, and private parties. Read as a legal notice of recorded real estate transfers across Norwalk, Willard, Greenwich, Norwalk City and surrounding townships with names like Howard D. James Clarence Carey Mamie Comparette and many others.
Teddy Fries a 7 year old boy was injured when his hand was caught in a grocery store conveyor at the Kroger on Milan Avenue. He underwent surgery for bone damage and remains in a cast with doctors to determine any permanent injury.
Kiwanis Club members plan a work night at Marsh Field on Tuesday with a 6:30 hot dog meal. They will anchor and level the tool shed and bring shovels and rakes. Also on Tuesday baseball registration for the summer program at 7:30. The club voted 50 dollars to the Xenia relief fund. A tennis court 40 by 72 feet will be built at Marsh Field at an estimated 800 dollars, with Recreation Board supplying accessories and volunteers providing labor, ready by mid June barring bad weather.
John F Rhineberger Jr 23 of rural Norwalk was arrested on a charge of failing to pay a 108 08 bill at a Fort Wayne Indiana hotel. He checked into the Sheraton Inn Feb 24 and left without paying the bill on Feb 26 according to Capt Richard F Miller of the Allen County prosecutors office.
The Right Rev Bishop Thomas H Cashmore will attend Zion Episcopal Church in Monroeville for 8 pm evening prayer and confirmation. A 6 30 pm covered dish supper in the church undercroft invites the public to attend.
EHOVE senior Sue Bollenbacher from Bellevue earned a trip to the national data processing contest in Minneapolis but did not place. Officials announced only the top six. Sue learned her exact ranking was not disclosed. She works as a part time bookkeeper at Norwalk Implement Co. New Huron County 4‑H officers include Linda Smith Norwalk and Randy Garner North Fairfield.
A 10 year old boy was spotted carrying a truck seat from the Alsport Inc loading dock at 84 Whittlesey Ave Saturday afternoon by a routine police check. He was taken home and released to his mother. He later fled when the officer returned to Alsport property.
The Huron County Sheriff's Department will receive the J. Edgar Hoover Memorial Award for contributions to professionalizing law enforcement. Sheriff John Borgia will be presented the award May 15 during National Police Week. Lawrence D. Rubin of Philadelphia notified the sheriff by letter April 24.
Norwalk High welcomes visitors Thursday for an open house from 8 to 9 p.m. Teachers will host sessions in their rooms and room assignments will be handed out on arrival. An art exhibit highlights Cole gymnasium and refreshments will be available in the library reading room.
A 10 a.m. strike deadline at General Motors New Departure Hyatt Bearings plant in Sandusky was extended to 10 a.m. Wednesday after talks between GM and the United Auto Workers. Aiming to avert a strike, the extension affects about 1,800 workers due to unresolved local contract terms supplementing the national GM agreement.
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