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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1976

Page

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Bombeck to receive Dayton Distinguished Alumnus Award

Erma Bombeck a 1949 UD graduate and 11 year columnist whose work now appears in 542 newspapers will be honored with the 1976 Distinguished Alumnus Award at the University of Dayton homecoming weekend dinner on Oct 23. Former Bellbrook and Centerville resident praised for national humor based on wholesome family life.

Dayton, Ohio UPI Erma Bombeck University of Dayton Bombeck Bellbrook Centerville Ohio

Hang Gliders Defy Kentucky Authority

Hang gliders face unclear regulation in Kentucky as two Cincinnati men died last weekend in the Red River Gorge. Officials say the issue lies outside their defined authority and has never been addressed before.

Herbert Sparrow Frankfort UPI Kentucky Cincinnati Red River Gorge Steve Reeder Department of Transportation No Man’s Land

Ford Carter Debate Set at Walnut Street Theater

The first Ford Carter debate will occur at Walnut Street Theater in Philadelphia after the League of Women Voters shifted from Independence Hall. The Grecian building, designed by John Haviland, dates to 1808 and is the nation’s oldest legitimate theater. A restoration program began in 1970.

Washington UPI Ford Jimmy Carter Philadelphia Walnut Street League of Women Voters Independence Hall John Haviland

Weather and marriage licenses notes in Reflector

Cloudy with a 30 percent shower risk tonight and 50 percent tomorrow in the Reflector area. Temperatures near 60s tonight and upper 70s Thursday. Marriage license notices list applicants in Norwalk Willard and Bellevue. Death: Mrs Irma Dodge Conkle, 84, Kelley's Island.

Charles Piscitello Garfield Heights Maria Fontana Bellevue Paul J. Danoff Willard Mary Beth Semer Avid A. Carmean Jeanne A. Albright Irma Dodge Conkle Kelley's Island

Opinion Line timed poll on asylum for Soviet pilot in the U S

Tuesday readers weigh in on whether the Soviet pilot who landed in Japan should be granted asylum in the United States. Votes show 67 percent for yes deeming it fair for servicemen, 33 percent for no citing security and policy concerns. Call in votes ask readers to choose yes or no by midnight.

Japan United States Commie Henry Kissingers

Wayne Hays Injured in Ohio Auto Crash

Former U.S. representative Wayne Hays admitted to Barnesville Hospital for observation after a crash near Wheeling West Virginia. Hays, 65, suffered bruised ribs, x rays showed no other injuries, and no charges were filed.

Wayne Hays Barnesville, Ohio UPI Ohio Barnesville Hospital Wheeling W Va Hays Congress W. Va Ogiebay Park Phillips Belmont

Former Gulf lobbyist recants Dole donation claim

Claude Child Jr., once a Gulf Oil lobbyist, said he was in error about giving Robert Dole $2,000 to disburse to Senate candidates in 1970. He apologized, noting a misreading of records, while Dole confirmed Kleppe's name appeared on a check stub.

Gulf Dole Washington UPI Claude Child Jr Gulf Oil Corp Robert Dole GOP Senate Wild Wild Dole NBC News Thomas Kleppe Kleppe North Dakota NBC

Towne & Country Plans Stage Expansion and Pit Lowering

Norwalk's Towne and Country Regional Art Center will spend up to 20000 dollars to enlarge the stage and lower the orchestra pit after Irene closes and before the season opens November 11. Executive director Ronn Koerper says the pit will drop at least 18 inches and the stage extend five feet toward the audience. a new curtain costing 5000 dollars will be purchased from L and M Stagecraft in Cleveland. work largely funded by donations and volunteers, with other updates planned gradually.

Norwalk Towne & Country Regional Art Center Irene Ronn Koerper The Towne and Country Players Koerper

Tractor Accident Near Greenwich Leaves Man Injured

Massillon resident William Cassidy, 71, was seriously hurt when his tractor overturned on a Freeman Agner farm off Ohio 13 near U.S. 224 two miles southeast of Greenwich. He was trapped and taken to Isfield General Hospital in critical condition with fractured ribs and internal injuries. Cassidy was freed from beneath the tractor by Agner after the 2:15 p.m. incident.

Greenwich Massillon Here William Cassidy Isfield General Hospital Cassidy Freeman Agner Ohio U.S Atlee Myers Agner Myersyers

Willard Home Searched in Firearm Charge Case

Willard man Price Graham had his West Maple Street residence searched Tuesday night under a warrant issued with Willard Police and prosecutor staff. Investigators found several weapons and a charge of possession of a firearm while under disability will be filed. The case goes to the Grand Jury on September 16. Graham was previously convicted in federal court of carrying a firearm in a felony counterfeit money case.

Willard Richard Hauser Price Graham West Maple Street Willard Police Dean Strimpfel Hauser Graham

Farm Vote Crucial To Ford's Chances Aide

Richard Lyng head of the Ford campaign farm division says the GOP will do well in farm belt votes this fall but admits trouble possible in critical Midwest wheat areas. He cites agricultural record, Butz, and Bob Dole as campaign assets and notes debates over embargoes and grain exports with focus on farm voters.

Bernard Brenner UPI Washington Richard Lyng Ford Campaign Committee GOP Lyng Ford Midwest Jimmy Carter Agriculture Earl Butz Robert Dole Kansas Senate

City May Not Replace Cop Amid Budget Shortfall

Norwalk may not fill Sgt. William Meese and a police vacancy due to funds. Meese resigns Sept 18 to join Norwalk Schools as supervisor. Ptl Hussell Holmes may be promoted but a new patrolman is not assured. Finance Director Colvin optimistic funds may appear. last vacancy occurred May 12 and left 20 officers. seven applicants on the wait list.

Norwalk William Meese L.C. Hilson Meese Ilson Ptl Hussell Holmes Holmes Douglas Colvin James Files Colvin

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