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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

Page

3

Tiny Union Struggles to Close Rail Yards in Multi-County Strike

In a three county region the Norwalk Bellevue Huron Erie area faced a railway strike with only 19 signalmen on duty. Don Mills and R E Sindlinger reported a long shift to shut down Bellevue yard while trains passed Norwalk. Wives provided support as the men urged others to join the picket line.

Norwalk Bellevue N&w Huron Sandusky Erie County Huron County Don Mills R.E. Sindlinger Mills Sindlinger Pleasant Street Don

Autopsy Planned In Auto Death On Route 250

An autopsy in Monroeville aims to determine if Orvin Caldwell died naturally or from the truck crash on U.S. 250 in Erie County. Caldwell, 40, worked as a mechanic for Wagner Stone Quarry in Sandusky and lived in Monroeville 13 years. He is survived by his wife Janet and eight children, with services set at Drake Funeral Home and burial in Clyde Cemetery.

Monroeville Orvin Caldwell Erie County Caldwell Wagner Stone Quarry Sandusky U.S. 250 Janet Donna Carolyn Kathy Larry James Ted Ronald Della Caldwell Kentucky Drake Funeral Home George Weinman Trinity Lutheran Church Clyde Cemetery

Police Criticism Flows As City Enforces Ordinances

Residents including Risner and Al Coovert accuse police of selective enforcement after traffic incidents and a jaywalking fine. Council President Wilcox Taylor urges calm and explains enforcement shifts as ordinances are reviewed and amended to reflect applicability.

Risner al Coovert Robert Cross Police Department Taylor

Willard Police Chief Defends Handling of Disturbance

Willard Police Chief Jack L. Fryman rejected a resignation demand as unworthy of comment and said he saw no evidence of police brutality at Thursday's downtown disturbance. He denied receiving formal brutality complaints and urged a resident poll to gauge public reaction.

Willard Jack L. Fryman Fryman

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