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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1965
Page
1
The New York Medical Examiner declared Dorothy Kilgallen died from a combination of alcohol and barbiturates after she was found dead at her townhouse. She was 52.
Huron County officials planned a 1 30 p m meeting behind the Huron County jail to launch a big cat hunt for two panther like beasts blamed for killing dogs and injuring cattle. Deputies Jack Smith and Dick Andres planned aerial search and a Cleveland owner with cougar dogs was to join if cats remained uncaught by Thursday.
Weather forecast: cloudy and windy with showers and thundershowers today high 62 to 68 turning colder with snow flurries tonight low 30 to 35 partly cloudy windy colder Wednesday. Births Mr and Mrs Alvin Vartorella Berlin Heights daughter. Deaths Baby Boy Carroll New London Barbara J Fisher 43 New London Avrel Peasley 66 Greenwich James H Limbird 70 Milan Abana Hosler 77 Willard Emma Ratte Chandler 81 North Fairfield.
In Revere and Boston, two unknown gunmen killed the bartender and a patron at a beachfront cafe and later struck in Boster and the North End. Detectives call the 28th gangland slaying the worst day yet with no suspects or witnesses, while Gov Volpe pledges state police aid to end the violence.
Monroeville village council agreed to send a proposed ten year contract with Ohio Edison to the Board of Public Affairs for study. The joint session featured a heated exchange between Utilities Committee Chair John Millis and Mayor Clayton C. Lord over council and board roles.
Mrs. George Cook Ford of Norwalk was elected chair woman of the Huron County Community Action Committee as B. Harry Parke resigns for health reasons after missing the Oct. 25 meeting. Roger Dixson was named an officer and the bi county Erie Huron board prepares incorporation filing this week.
The final leaf collection of the fall is planned to start Wednesday weather permitting. Service Director Morley Price says crews will begin on East Main Street and the south side.
Russell T. Antrim announced his candidacy for re election as Huron County Probate and Juvenile Court judge in the Republican primary. Appointed by Gov. Rhodes in June to replace Don J. Young Jr. Antrim cited youths in the county and outlined changes in Juvenile Court including adoption and neglect cases and a new reporting system for youths. He and his wife live on Olive Street with three children.
Huron County Commissioners schedule a public hearing at 10 a.m. Thursday January 27 in their office on annexing 24 acres to the City of Norwalk for an industrial park proposed by Firelands Development Co. Petition and map are on file in the county auditor’s office for public inspection.
The Norwalk Finance Committee and council prepare an ordinance raising salaries for city officials. The measure requires three readings before passage. Chairman Richard Blackburn notes the proposal has been under review for six months and details on increases will be released after tonight's first reading.
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