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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1979
Page
2
As gasoline lines snaked across California and states debate weekend openings, officials wrestled with price rules and energy fears. Public opinion branded the shortage a ripoff while politicians pledge action. amid chaos one fatal accident underscored the dangers of stockpiling and frantic displays of fuel anxiety.
The Huron County Regional Planning Commission will consider annexing about 60 acres of Norwalk Township land west of Old State Road across Memorial Reservoir for a housing development. A six acre triangular parcel may also join the city, and five property owners seek annexation. The Wakeman Sportsmen Club asks rezoning of Ogan Road property for trap and skeet shooting. Meeting at 8 p.m. in the administration building, 180 Milan Ave.
The Huron County Board of Education adopted a 7 percent wage hike for non-certified personnel and tightened vacation policy requiring use within the year and summer bulk. Mileage for workshops rises to 17 cents per mile, meal allowance to 17 dollars, and single lodging to 30 dollars. A one-year contract with new superintendent Delbert South sets salary at 25500, effective Aug. 1, and longtime school psychologist Robert Hyde resigns to work closer to home.
Police cited 23 year old Thomas Flood for disorderly conduct after he left Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital on Tuesday night against medical orders. Flood, admitted Sunday for a possible Tylenol overdose, argued for release and was returned to the hospital with officers. He was held in Norwalk jail awaiting arrangements and scheduled for Norwalk Municipal Court at 2:30 p.m. May 23. Also reported, a light blue 10 speed bicycle with a beige baby carrier was taken from a Cline Street apartment patio sometime Monday night or early Tuesday. owner Bruce H. Dinse, 79 Cline St. filed the loss.
Two men were injured when a car driven by Lucian S. Grossweiler struck the rear of a slow moving farm tractor driven by William K. Straight near Boose's Farm Market on Ohio 61 East. Both men were treated and released at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
A California team reports a blood test that may detect adult carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene. If validated, it could aid genetic counseling for couples where both partners carry the gene. Experts urge further studies before routine screening.
Admissions include Thomas Flood Norwalk Mabel Johnson Norwalk Edith Neel New London Martin Mott Willard Bernard Shreve Wakeman Ronda Sears New London Henry Young Norwalk Delores Dillon Vermilion Melanie Scherz Norwalk LaDonna Christman Monroeville Irma Culler Norwalk Raymond Valentine Milan Marsha Sheppard Monroeville Donald Kuhlman Norwalk Clifford Fink Norwalk. Discharges include Emma Braden Norwalk Bonnie Nead Greenwich John Newman Wakeman Janet Pruitt and son Clyde Mary Salmons and daughter New London John Sharpe Milan James Solida Norwalk Marcia Starke and son Greenwich. Admissions list continues with Wayne Sheppard Norwalk Orlo Scheid Monroeville Edward Wheaton Norwalk Joseph Parish Norwalk Mollie Creech North Fairfield Joyce Myers Norwalk Rosemary Beveridge Norwalk Helen Hasselbach Norwalk Angel Kowpak Norwalk Mabel Hartwig Norwalk Donald Sellinger Norwalk Mary Ann Arbogast Norwalk Linda Bibb and son Norwalk Delores Dillon Vermilion Trevor Evans Monroeville Linda Frederick Wakeman Donald Kuhlman Norwalk Linda Logan and son Norwalk William Moore New London Edith Neel New London Florence Rufener Norwalk Melanie Cherz Norwalk Donna Sharp and daughter Norwalk Raymond Valentine Milan.
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