Oberlin police seek NY narcotics supplier for six students
Oberlin Ohio police chief Robert Ferber said he is working with the Federal Bureau of Narcotics to identify a New York supplier of narcotics to six Oberlin College students who were arrested Monday. Susan Stowell 18 of Highland Park Illinois was arraigned in municipal court on a marijuana possession charge and released on $2000 bond pending a hearing next Monday.
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Oberlin, Ohio
UPI
Robert Ferber
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
New York
Oberlin College
Susan Stowell
Highland Park
Ill
Evacuation as rain floods Resurrection City camp
Cold wind and relentless rain toppled the dining tent at Resurrection City forcing evacuation of Poor People campaigners from huts amid five inches of standing water. The 15 acre encampment sits in a park built on fill from the Potomac River Bay.
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Washington
UPI
Resurrection City
Poor People’s March
Potomac River
Saginaw Wire to Close Michigan Plant and Expand Norwalk Site
Saginaw Wire Products plans to phase out its Warren Michigan plant and shift growth to Norwalk. The move raises Norwalk production by about a third and consolidates operations at a 20 acre Ontario Street site. Edward Bihan cites market potential and expects 75 new hires from the Norwalk area.
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Saginaw Wire Products, Inc
Warren, Mich
Norwalk
Saginaw
Ontario Street
Edward Bihan
Warren
Bihun
Paris Talks Touch North Vietnam On War End Demands
UPI reports U S officials press Hanoi to admit troops in South Vietnam while North Vietnamese negotiators vow to sit in Paris until the United States accepts an unconditional end to all bombing and acts of war. In Ohio, Buckeye Lake area endures record flooding with thousands homeless and towns isolated as waters rise.
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Paris
UPS
USS
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
Buckeye Lake
Ohio
UPI
Weather and local notices from Norwalk area
Cloudy with light drizzle and cool trend take over today and tonight. Highs near 57 to 63, lows 48 to 53. Wednesday stays cloudy and cool. Birth notices list several local families welcoming a total of six girls and three boys. Deaths note three residents aged 64 and 80 in Berlin Heights and North Fairfield.
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Norwalk
George G. Murphy
Berlin Heights
Henry Lee Keller
Ann May McFarlin
North Fairfield
Floods Threaten County Crops and Basements
Soil conservationist Walter Dumech says standing water in fields risks rotting crops for farmers who planted earlier while rain worsens conditions halting corn and bean planting. Mayor Harold Finch notes eight to ten flooded basement calls, lighter than typical levels.
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Walter Dumech
the Reflector Today
Harold E. Finch
Elderly Woman Swindled by Impostor Power Plant Workers
Odessa Coy of New Haven reported to the Huron County Sheriff’s department that three men posing as Ohio Power Plant employees defrauded her of 600 dollars on May 8. They claimed to replace wiring and sprayed aluminum paint, issued an 800 dollar bill, and coerced her to pay. One man described as tall and dark haired. another as short with odd eyes. a third remained outside.
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New Haven
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Ohio Power Plant
Odessa Coy
Route 601
Final Vote Set On City Charter
Norwalk Charter Commission prepares final action tonight at 7 30 p m in Cole School to approve the charter before submission to voters next November. The 14 members expect to sign, then send to Squires Sanders and Dempsey for a final check before printing. The document proposes a city manager as chief administrator replacing the current part time mayor and safety director.
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Norwalk Charter Commission
Domenic Coletta
Cole School
Cleveland
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
Coletta
Norwalk
Second Exam Set For Welfare Post
Huron County Commissioners on Monday asked the State Welfare Department to schedule a second examination for the welfare director position. They rejected the incomplete listing of applicant Laverne Heyman of Monroeville, the only qualified candidate who attended the May 4 exam. Charles Flory has served as acting welfare director since December.
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Huron County
State Welfare Department
Huron County Welfare
Laverne Heyman
Monroeville
Huron County Welfare Department
Juvenile Court
Heyman
Charles Flory
Hearing Set On Fee Hike In Huron County
Huron County Commissioners set two public hearings on a proposed $5 motor vehicle license tag fee increase. If approved the funds would finance roads highways streets bridges and culverts. The meetings are at 10 a.m. June 17 and June 24 at the courthouse in the commissioners office.
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Huron County Commissioners
Commissioners Office
Parents of GI To Get Awards
The Norwalk Memorial Day Parade Program will honor Craig Barry Roydes, killed in Vietnam, on November 7. Major Hugh Bauer will present the posthumous Purple Heart and Bronze Star Medals to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roydes of 41 Marshall St., Norwalk.
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Norwalk
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