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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1972

Page

2

Lonely Sailor Kidnap Suspect Linked to Navy Figure’s Niece

A 17 year old sailor from Medway Ohio Lowell D Howard is charged in the kidnapping of Adm Thomas H Moorers niece after being arrested Sunday in Mayport Florida He reportedly said he missed his family.

Mayport Fla UPI Ohio Adm Thomas H. Moorer Joint Chiefs of Staff Lowell D. Howard Medway Michelle Marie Moorer Daytona Beach Miss Moorer J.P. Moorer Mayport Naval Station Howard Navy USS Stribling

Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions and Abduction Case

Dispositions include Lenhart fined for speeding bond forfeited Brock fined for reckless driving and suspended, Maerkisch fined for barking dog. A separate report details the Daytona Beach kidnapping of Michelle Moorer, daughter of Rear Admiral J P Moorer, by Howard. Moorer escaped, with injuries, after a confrontation at a Daytona Beach traffic light.

Norwalk William H. Lenhart Harris St Patricia Maerkisch Spring St Thomas L. _ Rusynyk Greenwich Clifford A. Brock Benedict Ave Jane Bennison W. Seminary St

Five Agencies To Move Into New Huron County Building

Huron County will relocate five agencies to the new 180 Milan Ave administration building with December 1 as the target move date. The Cooperative Extension Service Board of Elections Soil Conservation Service Farmers Home Administration and Services for Aging will occupy the first floor with space allocations and remodeling plans outlined by Robert Brady.

Huron County Administration Milan Ave Cooperative Extension Service Board of Elections, Soil Conservation Service Farmers Home Administration Services For Aging, Inc Huron County Robert Brady Facilities Planning Service, _ Inc Solon Norwalk Truck Line Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Extension Service Board of Elections Soil Conservation Service Brady Aurice B. Smith Services For Aging Courthouse John Wells Donald Robertson Robertson

Snow White Wins Grand Prize in New London Parade

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs won the grand prize at New London Halloween Parade. Teresa Dunlap portrayed Snow White with a team of dwarfs in papier mache heads. Winners across age groups and categories were announced, with parade floats and a Rotary Club cider and donuts distribution at city hall.

New London Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Teresa Dunlap Snow White Vicki Jackson Stacey DeSanto Kelley DeSanto Jamie DeSanto Kelly Burt Brian Burt Danette Divens Donald Jackson Gary Burt Kevin Koch Michael Rankin Curt Cooke Tammy Yates Beth Gilbert Laurie Frate Allison Perkins Cheryl Bauer New London High School Rotary Club City Hall

Teens Suspected in Eight Track Tape Theft In Norwalk

Richard H. Adams reports two youths seen near his car Monday evening behind the Norwalk City Schools office. A Service Garage salesman alerted Adams as the pair fled. about two or three tapes were missing from the vehicle at 23 1/2 S Garden Street, Norwalk.

Richard H. Adams Adams S. Garden St Norwalk N. Hester St Service Garage, Inc

South Central Band Promotes Theme For Saturday

The South Central High School Marching Band will perform Working Along Together as its theme song this Saturday. Band members will take odd jobs to raise money for uniforms at $1 an hour, with residents urged to call Mrs. Dean Beck or Mrs. Gale Rinehart to schedule work.

Greenwich South Central High School Ronald Zoz Dean Beck North Fairfield Gale Rinehart

Conybear to Speak on Vacuum Heat Treating in Sandusky

James G. Conybear of Surface Combustion Corp will address the Sandusky Chapter of the American Society for Metals. He will discuss vacuum heat treating at the meeting Tuesday evening at 6 30 p m at Italian Gardens in Sandusky. Public invited.

James G. Conybear Research and Development Department Surface Combustion Corporation Sandusky American Society For Metals

Denver man reports break in at 6 W Water St

Denver resident Hunt returned to 6 West Water Street apartment to find the front door pried open after a weekend away. He noted lights left on were off and nothing appeared missing. Norwalk police investigated the entry.

Denver Hunt W. Water St Norwalk Hunt

Two Bicycles Stolen In Norwalk During Football Game

Norwalk police report two bikes stolen. John Quillen at 71 Newton St. says his green bike with chrome front fender, license 2750, was taken from Whitney Field during a St. Paul-Edison game Saturday night. Robin Dankmyer of 3 Corwin St. reports a brown tandem bike, license 2743, stolen from the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital front door Monday evening.

Norwalk John Quillen Newton St Whitney Field St. Paul-Edison Robin Dankmyer Corwin St Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital

Money Found by 14 year old Laurie Dussing

Laurie M Dussing found money on Benedict Avenue near the Square Monday afternoon and turned it into Norwalk police. It may be claimed at the police station.

Laurie M. Dussing Marian Dr Benedict Avenue Norwalk

Young man pleads guilty to forgery in Willard case

Vernon D. Oney, 19, of rural Willard, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a forgery charge involving a $35.50 check stolen from Bertha Phillips. Arrested by Willard police last week, he entered the guilty plea Saturday and sentencing was continued in Common Pleas Court.

Vernon D. Oney Willard Oney Bertha Phillips Common Pleas

Woman Pleads Guilty in PCP Possession Case

Rosemary Burris, 19, of Monroeville pleaded guilty Thursday to possession of PCP. Sentencing was continued in Common Pleas Court after Monroeville police arrested her Wednesday following an extensive investigation.

Rosemary Burris Monroeville Common Pleas Court

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