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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1968
Page
3
Police Chief L C Hilson urges renewing a one mill levy on the Nov 5 ballot to fund Norwalk police operations. He notes the 1965 levy expanded staff and cars, warns of potential cuts and program losses without the five year extension, and cites salaries as a key budget item. He also mentions possible opposition from thoughts of an income tax.
A four-city telephone poll of 758 General Telephone Co. and Northern Ohio Telephone Co. employees shows Richard Nixon leading with 44.3 percent, George Wallace 22.1 percent, Hubert Humphrey 16.8 percent, and 16.8 percent undecided. Nixon tops Bellevue, Wallace leads Marion, Humphrey leads Portsmouth. Data collected Oct 11–15 by Ohio Northern General News.
Former Norwalk man Walter F. Schlegelmilch Jr. completed a four year apprentice program at NASA Lewis Research Center Cleveland and was among 34 technicians graduated last Thursday. Graduation speaker was J Creighton Ghrist EHOVE superintendent. Parents reside at 25 Erie Norwalk.
Four people were injured in a three car collision at Route 113 and 60 near Birmingham on Monday afternoon. Mary E. Dunn 36 of Rockwood is listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Grant Parker 51 of Berlin Heights and Sadie Nutter were treated and released or admitted as noted at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk. One parked car occupant Mary Canter complained of a bump.
Cleveland Browns defensive end Bill Glass spoke at a Sunday dinner at 20 Southwood Drive in Norwalk. About 25 people attended with Glass and his family. the event had been set for Norwalk Alliance Church. Glass showed no rib injury from the Cleveland at Atlanta game and also conducts evangelist work.
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