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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1969
Page
6
A purse was taken from a kitchen chair at 75 Norwood Ave on Friday night as Walter J. Liepitz and his wife were upstairs watching television. Entry was through unlocked double sliding doors. Three credit cards two bank books and two signed checks were among the stolen items.
Bellevue Service Director A A Westrick outlined four high priority street projects using State Issue 1 funds. The first is widening Monroe Street from the railroad tracks to the city limits at an estimated cost of 72000 dollars. Other items include Buckeye Street improvements from
Arthur H. Gassman of Norwalk was chosen president at the 62nd annual convention of the Ohio Canners and Food Processors Association. He has a long career with Stokely Van Camp and related firms, and has served previously on the association’s board.
A mixed group of Nixon loyalists and critics met informally at a Wisconsin Avenue pub to discuss current events. They weighed Haynsworth’s defense, Agnew’s New Orleans remarks, and Vietnam policy, with views split along conservative liberal lines.
Eight accidents were investigated Saturday and two on Sunday by state patrol. Injuries were minor for several teens in Shelby and Willard incidents. Multiple drivers faced charges for drunken driving and improper passing on wet roads amid a string of highway incidents near Monroeville and Sandusky.
Howard J. Krupp reported a vandalism incident at the West End Sunoco Station in Norwalk Sunday morning after finding a hole shot in a south side window. Greenwich police arrested a 19 year old Willard youth for breaking and entering Ferrells IGA on Oct 25. Jackie L. Clevenger is held in Huron County Jail for hearing in Common Pleas Court. A kitchen fire at 106 Woodlawn Ave started when grease spattered and a high flame lit steaks during broiling.
John Owens felt tired while driving home in Broadway England and pulled over to rest. He yawned and dislocated a jaw muscle, then drove to the hospital with his mouth open.
Bowling Green State University defers women applicants for next fall due to limited residence and academic facilities. With over 3,000 women applications for about 1,650 places, the university will continue to admit men while guiding counselors are notified. Women may apply for summer 1970 or resume in spring quarter 1971.
A calendar of Willard clubs and meetings lists Navy Mothers Rotary and city events Monday to Thursday. Activities include veterans groups, church gatherings, Masonic and Grange meetings, and senior citizen and youth board sessions at local centers and homes.
In Bath England fifty schoolboys remained silent for eight hours raising 247 for charity. They endured the quiet vigil in a school hall as part of a fundraising effort organized by teachers and students.
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