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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1973
Page
3
Norwalk police recovered the purse of Jean A. Oates 47 from a van in the Reflector lot 61 E Monroe St. A 14 year old boy denies any money was inside the purse. The case will go to Juvenile Court.
The Mead Corp of Dayton and Glamorgan Pipe and Foundry Co of Lynchburg plus six others faced a price fixing case from 1945 to 1970. The Norwalk Water Department will receive 149 dollars of a 60 700 dollar settlement. The Columbus Water Division gets 14 900 dollars and the state 11 000 dollars. Cast iron pipes and fittings are used in metropolitan water systems.
Sherri Finkbine, 40, who used thalidomide during pregnancy and fled to Sweden for an abortion, has filed for divorce from her husband Robert Finkbine after 20 years of marriage. The couple, parents of four, say it is mutual and Mrs. Finkbine did not comment. The case recalls earlier abortion debates sparked by the 1962 thalidomide revelations and later state relaxations in Arizona.
A Jones and Henry Ltd. report states a leaking drip-trap on a gas transfer line and a faulty ventilation fan caused the death of Walter E. Leonard, the Willard sewage plant superintendent. The leak was known and replacement parts were ordered Oct. 11, and the fan failed to move air despite motor noises. Leonard had just resumed duties after serving as acting city manager.
Saturday hearings in Huron County Court saw three defendants from Norwalk drug raids plead not guilty. In Willard led burglary case, Kenneth Sexton and Ray Patrick remained jailed on $2,500 cash or $5,000 property bonds after police recovered loot from the Legion Hall burglary.
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