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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1969
Page
3
Attorneys and prosecutors from across Ohio attend the two day fall meeting of the Ohio State Bar Association which began Friday and ends today. Thirty eight committee meetings are scheduled during the session.
Daniel Sanchez twenty of N West Street was charged with leaving the scene after his car hit a car driven by Norman Kettel and a telephone pole at the Whittlesey League Street intersection. Police say the 6 p.m. crash prompted a flee with injuries reported at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Another crash on East Main Street left Gary Brant with back neck and wrist injuries. Robert Douglas was charged with failing to stop in an assured clear distance after the collision. A separate Old State Road incident involved Sharon Hartley driving off the road into a sign and guardrail while learning to drive.
Heavy rain caused an accident at 80 Cline St. Eunice Einor Chase 54 Milan crossed center line and hit Harold Edward Thornhill 32 of 51 Wooster St. Chase said rain blinded her. she was charged with driving left of center.
Two 19 year old passengers Gilbert Burras and Daniel Bowers were admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a pickup driven by Max Crawford left Schaefer Road, struck stumps and rolled into a ditch. The driver and two other passengers were treated and released. A second crash on State Route 4 involved Lawrence Reiss and two passengers with injuries reported but not treated. A pony was killed when hit by a tractor trailer on U.S. 20 near Hartland Center Road. The State Highway Patrol investigates.
A one day session in Columbus features Gov. James A. Rhodes delivering the keynote on improving employment services for the handicapped, including discussions on problems and solutions for disabled veterans and related needs.
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