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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
2
Two teenagers in a car were hurt when the vehicle veered off Ohio 18 and struck a dirt embankment east of Ohio 601. Drivers Keith N. White 18 and David Lee 15 were from Norwalk and Comins respectively.
Two municipal power plant workers, Paul Schindley and Russell Cunningham, moved to the water department with no replacements at the power plant. Service Director Herbert Krogh said the moves reduce costs but were not an economy measure. Kuhn’s illness and upcoming retirements prompted the staffing shift, with Henry Schaper tasked to temporarily replace Kuhn and both transfers set to train for retirements.
The article notes Dick Vogt named Teacher Of The Year amid reflections on student discrimination and classroom concerns. It mentions a superintendent’s remarks about film education and a summer workshop lineup. Ray Morgan is re-elected president of the teachers association with new officers listed.
James Beaven and his sister Margaret Beaven were jailed for 15 days and fined 50 dollars in Mayor's Court for part in the Sam Spinello's Shoe Shop vandalism case. James L Jansen's case was continued to June 3 for counsel, while Paul Higgins the Norwalk school bus driver faced continued proceedings and potential jury trial.
Police report two Huntington Station youths, both 17, are in Huron County Detention Home on delinquency charges after a knife wielding holdup at West End Sunoco Station. Owner Howard Krupp deterred the youths, who fled before police arrived on Whittlesey Avenue.
A 16 year old student activist in Hue Vietnam died by self immolation during a peace demonstration. Phan Gia Ly a tailor and activist in Buddhist student groups poured gasoline over himself and set himself on fire, police reported.
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