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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1973

Page

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Huron County to hire new mental health director

The Huron County Mental Health Board hired Ron Scott as director beginning in January but refuses to disclose his salary until final board approval. Scott replaces Wilametta Sisson who will retire after a transition period. current salary is about 18000 dollars. Scott’s pay will be set by the board of 648 and the parent mental health society. Other city items note Norwalk High School heating valve work and a proposed East Monroe Street parking lot for 14,000 dollars with 18 spaces. City income tax for 1972 exceeds last year by about 41 thousand dollars with total 330,228 to date.

Huron County Mental Health Board Ron Scott Great Bend Kan Wilametta Sisson Scott James Loughridge Loughridge Sisson Kansas State University University of Missouri Huron County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation The Mental Health Society Norwalk High School Robert Kromer Kromer Kramer Norwalk Monroe Street Clifton Cross Gary Thompson Eagles Club City Hall Douglas Colvin

Bowman gets 30 day sentence for jail escape

Norwalk resident Donald Jammie Bowman once living as James Bowling received 30 days in Jefferson County Jail for escaping the Louisville jail. He has credit for time served and awaits trial on murder and wounding charges set for January 8.

Donald Jammie Bowman Norwalk James Bowling Jefferson County Louisville Bowman John Nold Jefferson Quarterly Court Lexington Alexander Taft Louisville Public Defender's Office David Kaplan Linda Joan Wolke Louisville City

Weather and civic notices from Norwalk area

Weather report for Norwalk with highs near 50s and showers through midweek. Marriage license filed for Richard Grabach and Vickie Howard of Willard. Births announced for Juan Rios and Danny Muhr families. Deaths noting John Urban, 76, of Willard.

Richard L. Grabach Willard Vickie L Howard Juan Rios Newton Terrace F-T Hospital Danny Muhr Attica John Urban

City considers planning board pay and unified salary ordinance

Norwalk planners would receive 40 dollars monthly if the final reading approves the pay package. The measure consolidates ten salary ordinances into one and adds sanitation workers to the new municipal garbage service. Three public hearings are set tonight on zoning and property notices.

Norwalk Park and Recreation Department Austin Shadle Park and Recreation Shadle Colvin

Late Bloomer Wins New Career Through Teaching Passion

William Gilbert, 59, a pipefitter at a B F Goodrich plant in Tuscaloosa, works two jobs. After retirement in two years he hopes to teach full time, having earned a master’s in education and begun a doctorate while teaching part time at Brewer State Junior College’s Tuscaloosa branch.

Tuscaloosa Ala UPI B.F. Goodrich William Gilbert Gilbert Eula Alabama University of Alabama Brewer State Junior College

Nixon Granted Broad Rationing Powers by Senate

The Senate approved a sweeping energy emergency bill 78 to 6 giving President Nixon authority to ration gasoline and other fuels, ease clean air rules, curb exports, and order fuel-use reductions if the House concurs. A Washington Post report added a plan to ban Sunday gasoline sales with a 10 gallon per vehicle limit.

Washington UPI Senate Nixon House Washington Post Post Special Energy Action Group John A. Love Love

Christmas Mailing Deadlines Changed

The U S Postal Service rolls back Christmas mailing deadlines due to fuel shortages. Domestic deadlines shift with Dec 3 for parcels to Alaska and Hawaii and Dec 8 for Christmas cards, plus various dates for First class and airmail notices. Foreign mail should be sent ASAP as deadlines push back two weeks.

U.S. Postal Service Alaska Hawaii

Norwalk Yale Parade Set For Saturday Afternoon

The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual Christmas parade at 2 p.m. Saturday led by Ed Still who says five bands four baton corps football queens the Pet No Pup Parade Queen and King antique cars and ten floats will participate. Bands win 50 dollars each and prizes go to top floats and baton corps with judges Mrs. Joseph Niedzwiecki Mrs. Leslie Harper Austin Shadle and Louis Weiss. The march forms on North Pleasant Street follows Pleasant to West Main to Main Street Woodlawn Avenue and Water Street with Greg Hill Jerry MacDonald and Mike Fleming assisting.

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Ed Still Pet ‘No’ Pup Joseph Niedzwiecki Leslie Harper Austin Shadle Louis Weiss North Pleasant Street Pleasant West Main Street Main Street Woodlawn Avenue Water Street Greg Hill Jerry MacDonald Mike Fleming

Nixon lightly slaps Air Force sergeant on cheek

At McCoy Air Force Base in Orlando Nixon lightly slapped Master Sergeant Edward Kleizo on the cheek as he said hello to about 60 people seeing him off from a Disney World news conference. Kleizo's wife Eleiza said the gesture was misinterpreted and meant as friendship not anger.

Orlando Fla UPI Nixon Air Force McCoy Air Force Base Disney World Edward Kleizo Kleizo Eleiza

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New Mental Health Director Planning Board Council U.S. 20 Landmark, Inc Fanny Farmer Zoning Board of Appeals Beauty Norwalk Area United Fund Henry Jackson D-Wash J. Bennett Johnston D-La Postal Service Yale
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