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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1971

Page

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Rupe Guilty On Only One Count

Ravenna Ohio Jerry Rupe 23 was found guilty on one count interfering with a fireman at the burning ROTC building at Kent State University two days before four students were shot by National Guardsmen The jury did eight hours and fifteen minutes of deliberation and deadlocked on the other three charges Prosecutor James Primm said no decision yet on retrial Rupe was the first of 25 to be tried

Ravenna Ohio UPI Jerry Rupe ROTC Kent State University National Rupe

Inmates Attempt to Storm Warrensville Workhouse Gate

About 100 to 125 inmates tried to storm the Warrensville Workhouse main gate Monday night, described as a small uprising. Authorities contained the disturbance in roughly one hour after an inmate in confinement for an infraction kicked a window, causing a flesh wound to the sergeant.

Cleveland UPI Warrensville Mardus Craig Craig

Tax negotiators push to finish bill amid veto threat

House and Senate tax negotiators worked to finish the 1972 money and politics bill as President Nixon warned he would veto any tax measure containing budget-busting Senate provisions or a campaign fund for the presidency.

Washington UPI House Senate Nixon

Media End of Smoke Siren Experiment Ends

Media officials halt the daily smoke siren at 11 a.m. marking the end of a five month trial the hour of sacrifice. Borough council president Cleave Baker notes both smokers and non-smokers objected to using the siren for a voluntary cessation exercise.

MEDIA UPI Cleave Baker

Plan Drops Hays District in Ohio Redistricting

Ohio Republicans draw a new congressional map that would erase Rep. Wayne Hays’ district and create a path for Republicans to contest Rep. Charles A. Vanik in Cleveland. The plan was reported today by UPI.

Columbus UPI Ohio Wayne Hays Cleveland Charles A. Vanik

Norwalk Area Weather and Local Life Highlights

Cloudy windy and cooler with light snow today in the Norwalk area. Highs in the 30s and a 40 percent chance of precipitation this afternoon. tonight and Wednesday expect scattered flurries, partly cloudy skies, and cool temperatures. Births in Huron and Norwalk include three girls. marriages pending for residents of Norwalk, Shelby, and Greenwich. deaths reported for Greenwich, Norwalk, and Willard.

Norwalk

DuPont Controlled Delaware Says Nader Report

An 800 page Nader report accuses DuPont of creating a company state in Delaware by controlling people politics and press It says the Wilmington based firm concentrates wealth and influence while permitting racial segregation urban poverty and tax inequities The study led by Yale law students James L Phelan and Robert C Pozen cites DuPont ownership of two Wilmington newspapers and influence in state and federal politics

Washington UPI Ralph Nader DuPont Company Delaware DuPont Charles B. McCoy McCoy Nader Organization Wilmington Nader Raider James L. Phelan Robert C. Pozen Yale University Nader

Four Arrested in Huron County Break-In Ring

Sheriff arrests four youths after solving 14 burglaries or attempted burglaries in Huron County. Over $800 in band equipment and a coin changer were recovered. Thomas Houghden and Robert Ferguson were charged after a morning arrest near Bellevue, with two others later held.

Huron County Sheriff’s Department Thomas E. Houghden E. Chestnut St Robert W. Ferguson S. Linwood Ave Jolly Lanes Bellevue Sheriff’s Department Carl W. Bennett Milan Anthony M. Harp Houghtlen Ferguson Common Pleas Sheriff's Department Norwalk American Legion Post Old U.S Fisher Wayside Furniture U.S. 20 Boxboard Packaging, Co St. Mary’s Street Action Auto Supply Co Ohio 18 Sheller Globe Corp Jefferson Street Fireplace Tavern Ohio Willard Maple City Ice Co Benedict Ave Printainer Corp Woodlawn Spinello’s Shoe E. Main Smith Houghden John Borgia Norwalk Ptl Gary DeWalt

City Edison Co Open Power Talks Norwalk to Consider Sale

City officials opened exploratory talks with Ohio Edison Co to assess the value of Norwalk’s municipal electric system. Wallace Duncan and Richard Popham were hired advisers, with formal bids due December 18 and a council vote planned December 21.

City, Edison Co Norwalk City Hall Herbert Krogh Krogh Wallace Duncan Washington, D.C Richard Popham New York Duncan Popham Ohio Edison Co Robert Kensinger Fred Doering Tony Gorant Sandusky George Raike J.S. Sawyer City Electric Department

Norwalk Lags In Development Of Trailer Parks

In Norwalk the mobile home boom lags while Huron County expands. From 113 to 188 registrations since 1959, Norwalk created six residential trailer zones with few parks developed. The city balanced industry needs with zoning while residents worried about schools and sewers. Gene Widman pioneered low cost housing and opened Key Estates for 78 trailers this year.

Norwalk Jack Brown Huron County Shelby Richard Enzor Washington Street Gene Widman Widman Key Estates

Funeral Wednesday for Two Young Daughters

Panama City Florida Sgt Dennis P Ware of Norwalk remains in critical condition after a head on crash that killed his two daughters Christine eight and Elizabeth ten A rosary for Elizabeth and Christine was held at Tyandall Air Force Base Chapel and funeral services will be held at 10 am Wednesday at a base chapel with Rev James Crowe officiating.

Panama City Fla Dennis P. Ware Norwalk Tyandall Air Force Base Ware Christine Elizabeth Tyandall James Crowe

City to Carry Load During Change

Norwalk's electric plant will supply power to the whole city this weekend as Ohio Edison Co. changes from 34 500 to 69 000 volts. The city buys a portion of the power from Ohio Edison for northwest consumers. Service Director Herbert Krogh says there will be no interruption and residents will not notice the change.

Norwalk Ohio Edison Co Ohio Edison Herbert Krogh

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China Peking U.S White House Ronald L. Ziegler San Francisco Rose Hardy Shirley Bayerle Joan Hoskey Miss Hoskey Bayerle Plan Hays Duane Molnar Huron Richard Dibble Robert Timman Carroll E. Lewis Charlene A. Jaecklin Ray J. Haer Ella M. Sutton Greenwich James F. Myers Shiloh Constance L. Williams Harry Keiser Christine Lee Mrs. T. Lee Floyd E. DeVoe DuPont Co DuPonts Mary Stieber Newton St Monroeville Zenobia Road Terry Meyer
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