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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
12
Don Davis, superintendent of Norwalk's Municipal Power Plant, serves on a panel at an Accounting and Finance Workshop on customer relations, hosted by the American Public Power Association. The workshop, held in Philadelphia, runs from Tuesday to Friday.
The Reflector reports 218 acres near Huron for the Bowling Green University campus require 361000 more to complete payment. The total for the property is 396000 with seven option holders already paid 5000 each totaling 35000 for the acreage.
New London elementary schools announce conferences for grades 1 through 6 during October 24 to 28. Conferences replace six week grade cards and give parents a full report on student achievements and progress since the start of the school year. Each student will send home a timing letter for parents. Superintendent W R Burton urges parents to follow the schedule.
George Linn, Huron County educator, will visit New London from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday to explain EHOVE and answer questions. He will offer literature about the proposed school. A bond issue and tax levy totaling 1.95 mills will be on the ballot November 8.
A United Nations truce team found no evidence of an Israeli invasion buildup against Syria after an 11 hour check of demilitarized zones. The inspection, conducted with Israeli liaison, covered forbidden weapons like heavy artillery and tanks on both sides and proceeded smoothly despite Syria and Soviet claims.
Ohio educators warn salaries and government support drive teachers to other fields. Administrators cite high local tax burdens, limited state funding, and growing federal programs as factors draining classrooms. Viet Nam war deferments may attract some into teaching, others stay away.
A grand larceny case against Thomas D. Ward was paused as Judge Robert J. Vetter granted a defense motion for continuance. The indictment was amended to read on or about Aug. 14, delaying Trial rescheduling to November 14 and 15. Assistant Huron County Prosecuting Attorney participated.
Mrs John son greeted longtime Texas pal Mrs Ed Clark with a warm hug and kiss in Canberra. Crowds cheered despite icy winds from the Brindabella range as Mrs John son wore a knee length gunmetal wool coat a bright red dress and a black silk pillbox hat.
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