06 Nov 1975
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
1
Oxford Ohio voters approved a measure making possession a misdemeanor with a $5 fine by 62 percent. City council intends to enact the ordinance before November 21, aligning with but not matching state law on fines.
Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers tonight and Friday. Lows in the 50s tonight, highs in the upper 60s Friday, southerly winds 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday temperatures 69 to 49 with high humidity in the afternoon. no precipitation. Birth notices for three babies and one more in the Willard area. Deaths: Norman F. Hills 66 and Cletus C. Smith 56.
In Norwalk, residents are asked whether to paint fireplugs in bright Bicentennial colors. City Hall opposes the idea, prompting readers to share their stance on this local public art project.
Oxford Ohio’s Miami University town votes to cut marijuana fines to five dollars in Tuesday’s election. Citizens share views on repainting hydrants, budget priorities, and community betterment with calls to vote yes or no by midnight.
Michigan Agriculture Director B Dale Ball said Farm Bureau Services should have disclosed a 1973 feed mixup introducing the toxin PBB. The disclosure came as depositions from two workers described directives to stay silent, while the state traced livestock losses through 1973 to 1974 in a $270 million suit against Michigan Chemical Co.
Norwalk officials discuss funding for a winter cover or bubble for the municipal pool and a attached two story building with meeting rooms and gym. The idea has been raised annually but past priority went to sewer projects.
Prosecutor William W. Owens says jail space shortages created a real crisis delaying the arrest of 12 suspects on drug charges. The round-up involved seven agencies and left 23 indictments pending as facilities overflowed.
About 10 000 people attended a parade and rally in Pittsburgh to protest the firings of Bob Prince and Nellie King by KDKA. Prince, over 20 years as the voice of the Pirates, and King, a former pitcher, drew cheers as they rode a fire truck with Pirates players.
Richard Pflieger the 54 year old second ward councilman who lost the race for four at large seats has been appointed to Norwalk Board of Zoning Appeals replacing Harry Gilbert. Pflieger a Democrat lives at 245 Woodlawn Ave and works as a field representative for Stokely Van Camp. The zoning board includes Donald Benedict Delbert Crawford Edward Bres sman and Arnold Elenbaas.
The campaign shows GOAL 91000 with PLEDGED 59965, reaching 65.9 percent of the target. Donors have contributed substantial support, though the goal remains unmet.
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