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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
3
Reflector owner Dudley A. White Jr reports a settlement of the clash with Norwalk Finance Director Douglas Colvin over city funds. Colvin called the second piece well written and fact based and said the dispute is closed.
The Norwalk Police and Huron County Sheriff's Departments plan a self defense program for women at EHOVE Joint Vocational School at 8 30 a m Friday. The session features films and demonstrations.
Firefighters responded to the Travis Chapin home after Mrs. Chapin reported loud furnace noises. Investigators found a brace had fallen against the fan belt pulley causing the noise and prompting the emergency call.
NBC cuts a New London segment from The Pursuit of Happiness after Labor Day shooting. An NBC spokesman says the New London portion may be considered for Today but plans are not final. Reported strike by NBC employees cited as a factor.
In Norwalk Municipal Court area residents were sentenced for driving while intoxicated. Wylan McFailand Scott N Stoddard and Charles W Feigi were fined 200 dollars, costs, jailed three days, and had licenses suspended. Blair C Hunter received 200 dollars, costs, two days in jail, and a five month license suspension. Watt Patrick Jr. of rural Willard was fined 200 dollars, jailed three days, and had a six month license suspension. He also faced 50 dollars fine for carrying a firearm while intoxicated, with a 60 day sentence suspended and one year probation.
A 16 year old Norwalk boy was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after an apparent overdose. Police were summoned from East Main Street and Linwood Avenue by a caller saying the youth was acting strange and incoherent. He claimed he bought pills from someone but later denied taking pills or knowing the seller.
A 12 year old boy was hit by a pickup on Benedict Avenue as he tried to cross from east to west. The youth, Michael Nippo, received a scraped wrist and knee and was treated at Memorial Hospital. The driver, Susan Heckelman, said she did not see him until after passing Summit Street and braking, leaving a 44 foot skid.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir conferred with President Ford for about thirty minutes in the Oval Office. She visited Washington to receive an AFL-CIO award at a ceremony Wednesday night.
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