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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1971
Page
3
Police Chief Lewis Coffey plans to resign after the November 2 election ending a 33 year career in Cleveland law enforcement. He has pursued a teaching degree at night for 11 years and will receive 38 000 dollars in accrued overtime pay. Mayor Stokes praises Coffey while noting rapid turnover of chiefs in four years.
Norwalk Knights of Columbus hosts an exhibit of souvenirs from the 1892 Columbia World’s Fair at 254 West Main Street tonight to mark Columbus Day. Ray Gross presents items including medals postcards and spoons. The Monroeville council joins Norwalk for a radio program today with Dr. John W. McDevitt the Supreme Knight.
About ten North Fairfield youths will walk from North Fairfield to Norwalk on October 22 to publicize the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Led by Cathy Ratliff, they will be sponsored by local businesses and individuals who pay per mile. funds go to CROP. They depart 9 a.m. and reach Norwalk around 12:30 p.m. The walk follows a church meeting where sponsors are invited. Prospective sponsors may call the church office for details.
Robinson criticizes fellow commissioners for attending meetings only to vote on key issues. He notes a member's absence in 9 of 38 meetings and argues the council mayor form remains in doubt while the draft charter reaches halfway. He supports citizen committees and praises the Citizens Blue Ribbon Income Tax Study Committee for its work.
Richard Corey, 29, a Miami University economics graduate from Charleston, West Virginia, became the second American to reach matador rank in Spain after seven years in bullfighting. He performed before about 3,000 spectators in Guadalajara near Madrid, earned an ear for his artistry, and vowed to continue his bullfighting career. In Columbus, Arthur F. Harrison of Zanesville was elected president of the Ohio Manufacturers Association for 1971-72.
LaureL Leo Schaefer of Bexley Ohio returns to Sandusky for appearances and press conferences Ex Officio Mayor Leo J Braennig will present her with the key to the city Accompanying her is the new Miss Ohio Judy Jones They will appear at the Strobel Field halftime show during Sandusky High School versus Marion football game Saturday morning they meet journalism students for a press conference
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