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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1970
Page
2
The Norwalk Public Library will be closed Saturday for Memorial Day. The children's department starts summer hours June 8, opening daily at 9 30 a m. The main library hours are 9 30 a m to 8 30 p m on weekdays and 12 to 5 p m Saturdays. The library is closed on Sundays.
Legislation to carve up 26.6 million dollars in state surpluses for local school districts is stalled in the Senate Education Committee. The measure, passed by House Republicans, was sent to a subcommittee for reworking. House Democrats had urged 40 million, but Republicans doubt 26.6 million will be available.
Classified notice urges readers to call 662 4241 to place rental vacancies for quick placement in the want ads.
The event at West Norwalk opens at 8:30 this morning with a 9:00 start and runs through Tuesday. Local organizers and participants are set for a week of activities and competitions at the venue.
Washington reports most top Nixon aides skip campus commencements. Spiro Agnew will address West Point grads on June 3. Five of twelve cabinet members plan to speak with Samuel C. Jackson and James Farmer among speakers. Several officials decline due to schedules.
MONROEVILLE The Board of Public Affairs spent 1 hour 45 minutes in session Tuesday with little action. They discussed repairing the fence around the sewage disposal plant and the possibility of contracting an individual to do the work instead of utility department employees. The fence was damaged in early July flood. The board also revisited whether the Huron County landfill contaminates village water from the Huron River, a pollution claim the county has denied. The board authorized clerk-treasurer Mrs. Raymond Christman to contact M M Schirtzenger and Associates of Chillicothe for a review of the water filtration plant including pumpage capacity and personnel/equipment needs.
A quiz by Eugene V. Risher tests readers on Richard Nixon facts from birth in Yorba Linda to early campaigns and FBI hiring. Questions cover birthplace, birth year, first campaign loss, Duke Law School class rank, and early job rejections.
A 22 year old Willard woman Barbara J Taylor pleaded not guilty to charges of abandoning her three children aged 4 3 and 1. Bond set at 1000 cash or 2000 property. Also local man Gene R Eckert 27 of Oberlin charged with passing a bad check for 20 at Wakeman Variety Store and pled guilty with six month suspended sentence and two year probation.
Apollo 7 veteran Donn F. Eisele announced his resignation from the space flight corps moving on to NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton Virginia as a consultant on manned spaceflight studies. He will leave in mid June. Armstrong also announced resignation plans and will join NASA headquarters in Washington as of July 1.
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