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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1977
Page
4
Judge Smith says the docket grows from aggressive prosecutorial overreach and federal criminal deadlines. He plans measures to slim the docket, including trial scheduling, dismissals, and stacking, while defending the core aim of delivering just outcomes.
Mayor J W Stewart accepted flags from Windsor Ontario in a friendship ceremony at the Firelands Labor Day Parade. Denise Runkle and attendants presented parade awards as a Royal Canadian Legion contingent marched in New London. Joel Copley won the frog jumping contest with a 167 inch leap at Recreation Park. A four wheel drive pull drew 79 contestants with top prizes to Local drivers. Dorothy Meyers was named admin assistant in the county treasurer's office while John Arthur begins his second term as treasurer.
Dear Abby column excerpts reveal readers' conflicts with in law meetings and boundaries. A concerned mother seeks guidance on meeting the bride's parents before the wedding while other letters touch on pets in bedrooms and sibling irritations.
Several collisions on city streets left two drivers cited for failure to yield and illegal lane changes. Widespread damage exceeded 150 dollars in two accidents on St Marys and W Main Streets. A burned car interior at 71 N West St prompted police to suspect faulty wiring.
Roman Catholic Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin and Episcopal Bishop John M. Krumm signed an ecumenical covenant at the Church of Nativity in Cincinnati. The 11 point pledge commits the two churches to mutual support, shared understanding, and removing obstacles to closer unity, though intercommunion is not included.
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