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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1976
Page
3
Annual loss or damage to ornamental plants during the winter is a common and costly problem. Select hardy plants and proper care to minimize injury. Roots or stems may fail in severe cold. avoid tender ornamentals like Camellias and Southern Magnolia. Contact local extension offices or nurseries for guidance.
Willard man David A. Alt, 24, was arrested Sunday by the Huron County Sheriff's Department after an argument with his estranged wife. He faces aggravated menacing and improperly handling a firearm in a motor vehicle. Bond set at $6,000.
A 21 year old man from Norwalk attempted suicide by cutting his wrist and ingesting cleaning fluid. Police arrived after an anonymous call at 4 a.m. He initially refused medical help, then agreed after police threatened arrest and was transported to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in fair condition by the Norwalk Rescue Squad.
The United States Navy Band and the Sea Chanters will perform at 3 p.m. Sunday at Sandusky High School. Sponsored by the Sandusky Band Parents, the concert features Commander Ned Muffley conducting the Navy Band and Robert L. Sisson Jr. directing the Sea Chanters founded in 1956. Tickets cost 3 for adults and 1.50 for students and seniors.
John and Karen Fries were crowned king and queen of the 13th annual Huron County Sheriff's Ball held at the Norwalk Armory with about 500 attendees. Deputy Dave Battles chairing the committee promised a full report on proceeds and expenses. A tapestry auction raised 55 dollars, bought by Mr. and Mrs Robert Missig and donated to Christie Lane School.
Charles P. Rindecamp, 79, longtime educator and administrator, died Saturday at St. Alexis Hospital Cleveland. A 50 year teacher and principal, he served as Garfield Heights Schools superintendent and retired in 1966. He advocated in Kiwanis and Masonry circles and helped Cub Scouts. Survived by son Charles J. Milan, brother Dwight, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren. widow Florence preceded in 1974. Visitation in Garfield Heights and Jeromesville with funeral Wednesday in Jeromesville. Burial Jeromesville Cemetery.
Nobel laureate William Lipscomb says the United States risks falling behind Germany in future Nobel Prizes unless Congress provides more federal support for pure research. He criticizes President Ford for underfunding and urges decisive action.
Admiral Philippe De Gaulle and the French ships Colbert and De Grasse arrived in Baltimore to commemorate the American Bicentennial and the 195th Yorktown anniversary, greeted by 21 and 15 gun salutes at the port.
Huron County election officials remind voters that absentee voting ends at noon Saturday for the November 2 election due to medical emergencies.
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