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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1978

Page

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Pet N Pup Parade in Norwalk on Saturday

The 33rd Pet N Pup Parade will start at 9 30 a m on Main Street in Norwalk weather permitting. Phio Huss appears as Smokey the Clown with Fritz the Clown along with bands and prizes. Dogs cats rabbits and other pets and their owners are invited and a May 20 rain date is named. The event is sponsored by the Norwalk Park and Recreation Board the Veterans of Foreign Wars Eagles and local merchants.

Norwalk Main Street Phio Huss Smokey the Clown Fritz the Clown Norwalk Park and Recreation

Postal Rate Commission backs 15 cent first class rate

The commission rejected President Carter's citizen's rate plan and urged a 15 cent first class rate, up 2 cents, to raise about 17.5 billion dollars annually. If the Postal Service Board of Governors approves, the increase could take effect within a month. Irving Berlin turns 90, celebrating at his upstate New York home with his wife as his songbook marks a nonagenarian milestone.

Washington UPI Postal Rate Commission Carter Postal Service Board of Governors U.S. Postal Service New York Irving Berlin God Bless House Ways and Means Committee William Brodhead D-Mich Congress

Congressman Took Bribe Says Rabbi

A Brooklyn rabbi testified that Rep. Daniel J. Flood took a $5,000 bribe to influence government contracts for a defunct summer lunch program. Flood denied the allegations as Pinter and an aide testified to prior payments and grand jury appearances unfold in Manhattan and Washington.

New York UPI Daniel J. Flood D-Penn Brooklyn Leib Pinter Flood Pinter U.S John Cannella Washington Bnai Torah Institute Manhattan D.C Pennsylvania House Appropriations Committee Appropriations Labor Health, Education and Welfare John Flannery Stephen Elko California Elko U.S. District Court Los Angeles

Weather Tonight Through Saturday Showers and Wind

Showers or thundershowers with strong southerly winds 15 to 25 mph will hit tonight and Saturday with near 100 percent and 90 percent chances. Lows tonight in the mid 50s and cooler highs in the mid to upper 60s. Temperatures Thursday 76 and 51 with .03 inch precipitation. Marriage license for Richard M Barnes and Sheila L Mack. births Benita and Martin Ruiz a girl. death Mrs Ethel Ursprung. Odds of a golfer making a hole in one about ten times better than a bowler getting a perfect game.

Richard M. Barnes New London Sheila L. Mack Benita Martin Ruiz Plymouth Willard Area Hospital

Norwalk Explorers Seek Members for Air Explorer Post 299

Norwalk based Air Explorer Post 299 invites youths to learn aircraft maintenance and flying. They plan to buy an airplane this summer as funds are raised through projects including a Saturday car wash at Reilly's Hilltop Gulf Station. Scouts work on a Cesna 150 and will tackle a 1941 Taylor Craft later. Advisors are Andy Overly and Bob Berger. photo shows eight scouts with engine removed from a Cesna 150 at Norwalk airport.

Norwalk Air Explorer Reilly Hilltop Gulf Station Andy Overly Bob Berger Jeff Hosack John Kiser Bryant Lover Dusty Hamilton Bill Zoellner Don Mayle Tom Esker Randy Coon Paul Stafford

Pat Boone Faces FTC action over Acne-Statin ads

The FTC filed a complaint against Preventative Medical Products for acne claims about Acne-Statin. Pat Boone agreed to pay part of any restitution and must verify future endorsements. Endorsers must check claims with independent sources before ads air or print.

Pat Boone Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission Preventative Medical Products Inc Beverly Hills Calif Boone FTC Charles E. Boone Albert Kramer Bureau of Consumer Protection

Mystery of River Balls Solved in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles the mystery of river balls ended when Phil Myers of SportsFun Inc. identified a factory near Griffith Park as the source. Vandals breached grounds over the weekend and tossed imperfect balls into the river, with estimates of missing items and dozens pulled from the water by locals.

Los Angeles UPS Steve Mac Phil Myers SportsFun Inc Griffith Park Area

Walking Bomb Tragedy Ends in Double Fatalities in Cary NC

In Cary North Carolina Jerry Sowers a 32 year old ex Marine wore a six inch bomb into a lawyer office to demand a private talk with his wife Anne amid a separation. After hours of negotiation he was allowed an hour alone with his wife. He detonated the device killing both himself and Anne and injuring others. A crowd waited outside as glass and office supplies flew into the parking lot. The couple had separated two days earlier. Police and family offered little on the motive.

Cary N.C UPI Jerry Sowers Tom Earls Anne Sowers Royal Hayward Hayward Earls

Grads Get Congrats But No Diplomas at CSU

Cleveland State University will not distribute diplomas during commencement to its 2,050 graduates. Instead, graduates will receive a letter of congratulations and instructions to pick up their diplomas about three weeks later. Officials cite past embarrassments from improperly awarded diplomas and late-notified graduates as the reason for the policy change.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland State University CSU Cleveland Press

Norwalk Concerts Schedule At Local Venues

The Norwalk Elementary Instrumental Music Concert is set for 7 30 p.m. in the junior high school gym. Shenandoah will be performed at the Towne and Country Theater at 8 p.m.

Norwalk Towne and Country

FAA Seeks Ban On Unbuckled Travel In Flight

The FAA proposes outlawing unfastened seatbelts and roaming or standing during flights to improve safety. Only bathroom trips or crew authorization would allow unbuckling. The plan covers scheduled, charter, and club-operated aircraft, with an Aug. 11 comment deadline.

Washington UPI Federal Aviation Administration FAA

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