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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1972
Page
6
George B. Perry announces the Honor Roll for the first grading period from Sept. 5 to Oct. 13. Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen listed with numerous students achieving recognition.
Four Norwalk juveniles between 15 and 17 were arrested in a narcotics raid at 36 Jefferson St. Saturday night after police watched the house for days. Officers seized marijuana and drug utensils. Two suspects had preliminary hearings and all were released to parents.
Cadet Michael J. Weisenberger of rural Norwalk has won a four year Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps scholarship at Capital University. He was chosen for tests, scholastic and extracurricular records and will receive full tuition fees a textbook allowance and a monthly subsistence allowance. After graduation and AFROTC completion he will be commissioned a second lieutenant.
A series of weekend accidents were reported on U S 250 and surrounding roads near Milan and New London. Several drivers including James E Springer 17 Norwalk and Joseph M Ross 18 Norwalk were involved in head on or passing collisions. A trailer detached from a truck on Butler Road struck a guardrail. Betty S Holbrook 22 Milan faced a curve misjudgment on Prairie Road. Christine R Chapin 17 New London and others were involved in spinouts and rear end impacts on wet roads. One driver, Doc Smith 38 Nova, was cited for DUI after a New London crash on Ohio 60 near U S 224 that injured three people including Inez Damron and her daughters. The investigations are ongoing.
Independent mayoral candidate Melvin Robinson pitched a downtown revitalization plan to Norwalk seniors. He would centralize services including supermarkets, boost parking, add apartment buildings, shopping recreation facilities, and city parks while opposing the building code. He urged senior citizens, especially those over 65, to feel valued.
Ruth Lars Moloney of Halfway Road Huron County is celebrated as law librarian and staff worker for the Common Pleas Court. She has served as bailiff investigator probation officer and juvenile probation in addition to earlier welfare hospital work and wartime nursing service.
The Huron County Board of Elections reminds residents that 4 p.m. Thursday is the deadline to cast absentee ballots for the November 7 election. Those away from the county on election day or who are disabled or hospitalized may vote by absentee ballot.
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