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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1968
Page
2
Antiwar and socialist student demonstrators in Germany disrupted the Sunday unveiling ceremony of a monument honoring victims of the Dachau prison camp, describing the event as a protest against Nazi crimes.
Reporter Don A. Beck tours the fairgrounds before opening, noting last minute stall checks by 4 H club leaders, signage by Vic the sign painter, and officials like John Wells and Kathleen Harris racing to finalize exhibits amid concern over rain and turnout. Vivian Gerten faces a DUI charge after a three car collision near Harold's Bar. another incident involved opened car doors at Norwalk Junior High.
New London School District enrollment fell by 16 from last June to 1 463 students at the end of the first week. Grade by grade counts show 94 in kindergarten, 59 in special education, 111 in grade one, 117 in grade two, 98 in grade three, 101 in grade four, 109 in grade five, 111 in grade six, 122 in grade seven, 106 in grade eight, 104 in grade nine, 124 in grade ten, 60 in grade eleven, and 84 in grade twelve. Fifty EHOVE vocational students and 13 in the occupational work experience class are included in grades 11 and 12.
Willard Board of Education approved hiring 27 teachers 7 bus drivers 7 cooks and 1 secretary for 1968-69. Resignations accepted two hires six non teaching employees. Edith Geiser resigned head cook Martha Evans resigned bus driver Betty Robinson to replace Geiser Betty Squires to fill bus vacancy. Marjorie Trimmer hired as assistant cook. New hires include Louise Draime custodian Paul Wimmans and Patsy Laferty cooperative secretary. Open house planned in October.
A Seoul newspaper says the Pueblo crew release could be delayed by disagreement over the wording of a U S apology for the spy ship incident. It notes the United States would then pursue a 21st secret bilateral talk to set detailed procedures for the return of the crew.
Norwalk area brief items report Leonard Puder 66 of Wakeman injured by a roof fall and John Bores 17 of Monroeville with a hand injury in football practice. Western Reserve School District votes four makeup days with two Saturdays and two year end days.
Excavation for a New London Hospital addition begins Monday with plans for an X ray and diagnostic center and 14 beds. Trustees consider raising an additional 150000 while about 200000 is available including pledges and 20000 in federal funds. Jennings and Churella of New London are the contractors. The board also plans a wage schedule re evaluation for nurses.
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