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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
1
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will take calls on the school levy questions. Call 662-1011 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. for information. Questions will be answered by return call or mail. Names of callers will not be used unless requested.
The Sixth District Court of Appeals upholds the $120,378 land award from the Hu ron County Court of Common Pleas in the Zeller Norwalk bypass right of way dispute. The case involved 16 acres taken for frontage on U.S. 250 north of South Norwalk Road, with two executors named after the heir’s death.
Gov James A Rhodes spared two men slated for execution and granted a 60 day reprieve to a third. Curtis Alvin Bellamy Jr and Elmer Glen Miller Sr had their death sentences commuted to life in prison by unanimous parole board approval. Lester Eugene Swiger receives 60 days to pursue remaining legal avenues in court. The trio were convicted of the May 5 1963 beating death of Mrs Emma Austing at her Love land pony farm in Hamilton County Ohio.
Roni Sue Aranson, the lone survivor of the Aranson quintuplet girls, worsened overnight with apnea episodes and stopped breathing. Dr. Lee Bass warned the outlook has dimmed though the baby remains with easy breathing and good color. a blood transfusion decision was pending.
South Vietnamese forces overran a Mekong Delta horror camp near Saigon and freed eight prisoners held in chains for months. Five captives were found shot or hacked to death. In a separate incident, U S Army artillery hit a friendly village due to a computing error, killing three villagers and wounding fourteen, seven seriously.
Three directors were elected at a noon Tuesday meeting. Beeman joined for the first time while Con way and Dawson were re elected for three year terms. George Manyak declined another term. The annual meeting is set for noon Dec 28 at the Columbia Gas Co. in Norwalk and will be open to the public.
Cloudy conditions with light snow flurries and little temperature change. Highs 34 to 38 today and 32 Tuesday, lows near 25 to 30. Sunrise 7 53, sunset 4 59. Marriage license applications list Robert R Whiting and Nancy L Yacob both of Willard and Charles L Vogel and Janet L Gahring of North Fairfield.
Cleveland Touchdown Club selects Paul Wiggin as outstanding Browns player of 1966. The defensive end will receive the Stan Cofall Trophy at the awards dinner December 12 for ten seasons of defensive excellence with the Browns. Wiggin earned Pro Bowl honors last year.
1st Lt David L Luce, son of Clarence and the late Mrs Luce of 193 Whittlesey Ave, was wounded in Vietnam. He was hit in the back by shrapnel, had one operation and another expected, at the 67th Evacuation Hospital APO San Francisco 96238. His father, Red Cross executive secretary for Huron County, received word Tuesday while his mother was hospitalized at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton for unrelated reasons.
The Norwalk City School District special election for an additional five mill levy for current expenses has ballots ready at the Board of Elections office in the Huron County Courthouse.
NEW LONDON West Main Street resident Win ston White age 22 narrowly escaped a cave in while installing a sewer line along State Route 162. Dirt collapsed in a trench, rescuers on site freed him. He was taken to New London Hospital where officials said his condition was good after a night without complications.
Eugene R. White 18 of Greenwich changed his plea to guilty on four counts of manslaughter in the July 6 collision that killed Eldon Murray and three of his family. The judge admitted a statement White gave to a state trooper as evidence as the case neared its conclusion.
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