Urbanites want to leave cities over crime survey shows
A Gallup survey for the National League of Cities finds about one third of urban residents would move from their cities if given the chance. Crime is named as the main reason, with higher-income, educated residents most likely to consider relocation, while older, less educated residents are less likely to move. An exception cited is low income Black residents showing higher willingness to move than low income whites. President Carter was slated to address urban policy at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laszlok
Domjan
United Press International
ST. Louis
UPI
National League of Cities
Gallup Organization
Princeton
N.J
George H. Gallup
League
Carter
Gallup
Short Takes Raffle Winner Named at Norwalk High School
Linda Beatty of Sandusky wins a portable radio in a Norwalk High School cooperative office education class raffle. Willard street light committee schedules a 7 30 p m meeting November 29 in the city manager’s office to discuss city lighting. District FHA HERO officers include Nancy Keller president Kim Konst vice president Ginny Kurt secretary treasurer Carrie Garwood public relations historian with representatives Sandy Meyer Sharon Sommers Dan Danich and Julie Conley. Lori Shinsky named Miss FHA HERO district with runner up Penny Brant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Office Education
Norwalk High School
Linda Beatty
Sandusky
Willard
Nancy Keller
South Central
Kim Konst
Bellevue
Ginny Kurt
Carrie Garwood
Western Reserve
Sandy Meyer
Monroeville
Sharon Sommers
Norwalk
Dan Danich
Ehove
Julie Conley
New London
Lori Shinsky
Western Reserve High School
Penny Brant
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Around Norwalk Area
Overnight crashes and an accident summary detail injuries and police actions in Norwalk and surrounding towns. Teens Tarrie Heimrick and Christine Young, both 14, were treated after a Scranton Road wreck. Charles Shullick, 17, was driving and failed to stop at a stop sign. A Norwalk youth, Jean Lewellen, 18, cited for reckless operation after backing into Norwalk Creek. George Hale, 34, Willard, listed in satisfactory condition after a Newton and West Main crash. Orville Wyatt, 56, cited for hitskip on private property after a Newton Street incident. Dr. Sparks transported to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Harold Scherry, 59, cited for drunken driving after a ditch collision on Ohio 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Scranton Road
Tarrie J. Heimrick
Christine A. Young
Mark K. Brinkley
W. Main St
Highway Patrol
Charles P. Shullick
W. Elm St
Shullick
Derussey Road
Norwalk
Clark Station
Jean Lewellen
Arlington Circle
Miss Lewellen
Willard
Newton
West Main Streets
George Hale
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Hale
West Main Street
Ohio Edison
Jefferson Street
Newton Street
Orville Wyatt
Jefferson St
Bellevue
Harold E. Scherry
Ohio 4
Ohio 547
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Sparks
Peru Center Road
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Flickinger Insurance Agency
Coss
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
Ohio
HFC
Household Finance Loan Corporation
E. Main Street
Velvet
CREST
Gillette
Revlon
Lil
Holly Hobby
Bod
Presto Burger
Mennen
AM Radio
Milan Avenue
Cologne
Revlon Charlie
Oneida
Wm A. Rogers
Lifesaver Sweet Story Books
Polaroid Minute Maker
Black & Wtite
Sylvania Magicubes
Polaroid
Kodak
GAF
Fuji Film
PT Mit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!