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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

Page

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Strike Threat Looms Over Kroger Stores in Tri State

Local 1099 of the Retail Clerks Union threatens a strike at 67 Kroger Co. stores in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana if a new two year contract is not agreed by Midnight Wednesday. Union votes 1167 to 17 authorizing leaders to walk out during negotiations.

Cincinnati UPI Retail Clerks Union Kroger Co Tri-State Kroger Ohio Kentucky Indiana

Cables Cut Roads Toll Lines Around Youngstown

Six more telephone cables to the west and east of Youngstown Ohio were severed early today raising total cuts to 19 in two days. The vandalism, using a powersaw as with earlier incidents, disrupted toll calls from Youngstown to points east. AT&T owned the toll lines while Ohio Bell Telephone Co lines carried television, teletype and radio network service from Pennsylvania. Mahoning County residents could not reach numbers within the city.

Youngstown, Ohio UPI Here Youngstown Points At&t Ohio Bell Telephone Co Pennsylvania Mahoning County

Toledo radio newsman cleared over four license plates

UPI reports Tom Young was found innocent after displaying all four license plates sent by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The bureau had mailed two extra sets and Young placed two on the front and two on the back. Ottawa Hills Municipal Court Judge Richard Secor dismissed the case and advised a three back one front arrangement if he uses all four.

Toledo, Ohio UPI Tom Young State Bureau of Motor Vehicles Young Ottawa Hills Richard Secor

Wisconsin teacher elected first woman moderator of United Presbyterian Church

Lois H. Stair, moderator of the Wisconsin synod, won the posts head of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A on the third ballot at the general assembly in Rochester. She defeated Rev John Thompson Peters of Toledo, Ohio by 393 to 380 as the convention opened.

Rochester N.Y UPI Wisconsin United Presbyterian Church U.S.A General Assembly Lois H. Stair Synod of Wisconsin John Thompson Peters Toledo Ohio

Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area

Partly cloudy and warm through midweek with afternoon thundershowers possible. High 80 in Norwalk, low 47. precipitation 30 to 40 percent. Marriage license: Roger D. Steele and Elaine S. Barnett. Deaths: William A. Duffy 65 Birmingham, Clarence M. Hepp 68 Drexel Hill PA, Milton Austin 92 Berlin Heights, Henry B. Cherry 67 Monroeville.

Norwalk William A. Duffy Birmingham Clarence M. Hepp Drexel Hill Milton Austin Berlin Heights Henry B. Cherry Monroeville

Gilligan Plan Boosts State Aid for Norwalk to $156244 More

Governor Gilligan says his education proposal would increase funding for Norwalk Schools by 156,244 compared with the GOP plan. Based on 680 per pupil the Gilligan plan would total 1,050,010 annually for Norwalk versus 893 under the Republican plan, a 15 percent gap. Figures show Monroeville and other districts’ changes, with retirement benefits included.

Gilligan Monroeville South Central Western Reserve Columbus John Gilligan Norwalk Bob Tennenbaum Republican

Congress Moves To End Second Rail Strike

Congress weighs quick action to order 13000 Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen back to work through July 1 or Oct 1 as Senate and House consider Nixon proposal. Auto makers face industry disruption. Labor Secretary Hodgson warns of drastic economic impact if strike continues. Signalmen cite low pay of $3.78 per hour and request hotel and meal expenses for out of town assignments.

Washington UPS Congress Nixon House Senate Senate Labor Committee Brotherhood of Railway American Motors General Motors Ford Chrysler James D. Hodgson House Commerce Committee House Committee Union

Kurfess Predicts Income Tax Passage

HURON Ohio House Speaker Charles Kurfess told a crowd that the next budget will reflect a Republican stamp but will still adopt much of Gov Gilligan's financial program He forecast a potential income tax at the county level to fund a 400 million increase for schools and a basic per pupil expenditure with state subsidies to counties unable to meet the target He also noted early funding to help districts meet debts and reduce interest costs while warning against statewide bailouts for distressed districts

Huron Ohio Charles Kurfess John Gilligan Kurfess Center Street Ethel G. Swanbeck Swanbeck Erie

Partial Embargo on Mail During Rail Strike

Norwalk Post Office announces a partial embargo restricting second to fourth class mail to Buffalo Chicago Pittsburgh and Louisville with first class mail continuing. Newspapers magazines catalogs and packages beyond 300 miles of Mansfield are limited until normal service returns.

Homer Stall Norwalk Buffalo Chicago Pittsburgh Louisville Mansfield

Willard Police Accused of Brutality in Downtown Arrests

In Willard, residents accuse the police of brutality during arrests at a Thursday downtown disturbance. At Monday’s City Council meeting, four arrestees and others urged Chief Fryman’s resignation and a police review board.

Willard

Willard Youths Demand Chief Fryman Resign At City Council

About 45 residents packed Willard City Council chambers Monday night to present a five point grievances list led by Robert Durr. They urged Police Chief Jack L. Fryman to resign for a perceived bad attitude toward youth and proposed replacing him with Lt. Kenneth E. Danhoff. The youths sought non monetary city support for recreation including a field for rock concerts a recreation center and areas for fishing swimming and games, while calling for equal loitering enforcement and questions over a recent guilty verdict without full defense consideration.

Willard Jack L. Fryman Willard City Council Robert Durr VFW Chief Fryman Thas Kenneth E. Danhoff Fryman Toledo Kenneth Sommers Durr

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