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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1975
Page
2
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako visited Gracie Mansion for lunch as security kept a wary watch. A beige silk coat disappeared then reappeared with the empress' lady in waiting, who had unknowingly carried it the entire time.
The Huron County Commissioners approved two annexation petitions to Bellevue with no protests. William L. Garlic and Garlic Motor Sales seek 6.8 acres behind their property on Ohio 269. The Wilbur H. and Robert H. Robinson request 4 acres east of Bellevue limits near U.S. 20. Hearing times were 10 and 11 a.m. respectively, with attorney Roger D. Paul representing both sides.
Two salt firms led by Diamond Crystal Salt and Morton Salt submitted low bids for road salt for Norwalk this winter with delivery options to the city in Sandusky or Norwalk. Bob Meyer Chevrolet was the sole bidder on three new police cars, quoting prices for 1976 Impalas and Chevelles with trade-ins, as officials plan to award the contract after a Board of Control meeting following the council session.
A Monroeville man was slightly injured when he fell from his car during a domestic quarrel shortly after midnight on Ohio 99 north of Ohio 547 Monroe Street. His 20 year old wife was driving, authorities report.
Willard officials told General Telephone Co. that residents need improvements after moving the local office to Norwalk. Council members cited long waits for long distance and operator service, extra charges, and repair delays while company representatives promised further checks and witness verification.
A 15 year old male was caught shoplifting a pack of cigarettes at Morrow's Foodland in Monroeville Monday afternoon. The store owner held the youth, notified police, and the case was turned over to the county prosecutor after releasing him to his family.
A Norwalk mayor court list shows multiple defendants and fines. Craig A. Sanger of Milan Ave faces excessive noise $27 waiver. Stephen A. Antill pays $50 and costs for excessive noise. Evalyn B. Veitch at Norwood Ave pays $15 and costs for improper backing.
Irving Wallace, author of The Prize, says Norman Mailer is a long shot to win the Nobel Prize in literature this year.
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