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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1967
Page
1
More than a half million Michigan schoolchildren begin summer break as teachers in 36 cities resist work until contracts are settled. In Detroit 11,500 teachers planned picket lines delaying opening for 300125 students, with a Thursday start possible and doubt lingering.
Washington ACA assigns 48.4 conservative score to the 90th Congress, up from 43.8 last year and 38.9 the year before, reflecting a shift toward a more conservative House. Atlanta expert predicts a five cent monthly contraceptive pill with at least 90 percent effectiveness from ongoing tests led by Dr. Robert Greenblatt.
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers prepared a large strike against Ford Motor Co. with shutdown plans under way. Both sides expect only clock watching before the midnight deadline and plan to resume bargaining at 10 a.m. EDT.
Football coach Fritz Reil of Elkart Lake High School asks to pull the team from competition in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference. Only 19 boys tried out this year and 12 were suspended last week for violating training rules.
Mostly sunny and warm Thursday with a fair mild night and a low around 60. Tuesday’s temperatures reach 50 to 78 with humidity at 8 AM 83 percent, 2 PM 47 percent, 8 PM 53 percent and no precipitation. sunrise 6:58 AM sunset 7:53 PM. Births: George and Mrs Rader Monroe ville a boy. Mr and Mrs Britt New London a boy. Mr and Mrs Dymond 9 St Marys a girl. Mr and Mrs Bores 29 Oak St a boy. Mr and Mrs Francisco S Norwalk Rd a girl. Deaths: George M Buck Smith 57 New London. Miss Ella Short New London. Tom Shaarda 73 Celeryville. Mrs Edna Phillips 71 Willard.
Peace candidate Truong Dinh Dzu said seven other defeated candidates would join him in asking the provisional assembly to invalidate Thieu’s victory on fraud grounds. He noted eight of the 10 defeated civilians held a larger vote share and urged a new vote.
Norwalk officials blocked an ordinance to place a city charter referendum on the November ballot. Council members criticized the Chamber of Commerce for pressing the measure late, while Saladin urged delay to verify petition signatures. Friday is the certification deadline for the proposal carrying 398 names.
A special Huron County Board of Elections meeting is set to decide procedures on City of Norwalk charter petitions. With Chairman Hogsett away in Canada, three members form a quorum as Prosecutor Freeman may advise. The Chamber of Commerce petitions arrived to prompt action amid ongoing questions on signatures and ballot validity.
Area youths head back to classes as Berlin Heights receives a one day delay due to lost student schedule cards. Enrollment numbers are given for several districts with Milan and New London noted for separate stories.
Contest chairman Eddie Miller calls a 7:30 p.m. meeting for men in the Norwalk area entering the sesquicentennial beard contest to classify their beards at Whitney Field this evening.
Four Norwalk area juveniles, two boys and two girls aged 16, were cited into Huron County Juvenile Courts for malicious destruction of property after spraying redish orange and green paint on Norwalk High School buildings and on nine doors sidewalks and entryways and three parked cars Aug 25 26. Three other 16 year old boys were questioned but not charged.
Fire Chief Kenneth Link reports bicycle tag sales slightly ahead of two years ago with 2,142 tags issued by mid morning Tuesday versus 2,117 in 1965. Tags are valid for two years and the deadline for new tags was September 1. Untagged bicycles may be cited by police.
Two youths from Willard, ages 16 and 17, were taken to Mansfield Reformatory by sheriff deputies Tuesday after being found delinquent by Huron County Juvenile Court on auto theft charges.
The state’s appeal of a 69 950 award to the Linders and related parties will be heard by the Sixth District Court of Appeals in Norwalk at 9 30 a m on September 25. Other cases include Miller vs Dewiels and Martin vs McConnell plus a Juvenile Court matter involving Richard Dalton.
Ohio officials prepare to unveil a regional water pollution control plan at a Sandusky meeting on September 28. The plan covers Portage Sandusky Huron Vermilion and Black Rivers with a $300 million budget and timetables for planning construction and completion of facilities.
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