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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
3
Richard F. Murr twenty two of New London lost control on Ohio 99 south of Maple Ridge Road Thursday morning when a left tire blew out. His truck hit the berm and embankment but Murr was not injured.
Staples, from Fitchville, is named superintendent of the Huron County Landfill and began last Thursday. An excavating contractor and former board of education member, he faces an $11 000 annual salary prorated to start in May. In a separate incident, Friendly Acres Tavern near Bellevue reported about $30 stolen along with whiskey and beer. Juliana Johnson found the break‑in at 8 45 a m Thursday.
The department will plow about 2% acres behind the Children's Receiving Home at 190 Benedict Ave for individual gardens. Interested welfare recipients and low income families have first choice, with previous year gardeners eligible to reapply. contact Welfare Director Grant W. Walls. Norwalk and St. Paul High School career day set for next Thursday with participants Finance Director Douglas Colvin City Engineer James Widman and City Hall Office Manager Lenna Finch.
Robert L. Risner of Greenwich was arraigned in Common Pleas Court on possession of marijuana possession for sale and fleeing a police officer. Bond set at 10000 cash or 20000 property. Deputies found a metal box with green vegetation and drug equipment after stakeout near Dublin Road south of Norwalk.
Reporter Sue Brooks Willard describes a second tornado near Willard and New Haven causing mass panic as residents flee and emergency crews assess damage. A mobile home park is leveled, a dealership destroyed, and multiple fatalities and many injuries are reported.
Norwalk firemen checked the smoke detector at Gaumont Nursing Center 66 Norwood Ave after a duty nurse reported it going off on and off all evening following thunderstorms. No fire found and the nursing home was advised to have an electrician inspect the system.
Norwalk's Board of Control received a single bid for liability and physical damage coverage on the city fleet. Bache, Furey and Myers quoted annual premiums of 1493 dollars for liability and 2196 dollars for physical damage, with no contract awarded yet.
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