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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
2
Patricia Pickworth of Wakeman was named to replace Mary Bick on the Western Reserve Board of Education, serving three years and three months. Other board members include Howard Wolfe, Emery Weitzel, Olena, William Bailey, East Norwalk, and Gerald Beck.
Rudy E. Denes of Lagrange Ohio is promoted to Southwest Region supervisor of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Jay C Thompson announces Denes previously directed Farm Bureau programs in Erie Huron Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and will oversee nine staff across twenty counties He is a Navy veteran and member of St Marys Church Elyria with wife Joan and three children Joseph Steven and Nancy
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Department will seek a new municipal pool manager next year after Thomas Heckelman resigned. He cites time demands and plans to take on duties at Huron High School. The board will consider replacements and leases for adjacent land.
An ad touts the Pinto as carefree with low prices and small gas bills. It highlights easy parking, compact 3 inch longer size than VW, tight spots, and roomy interior with wide doors for easy entry and exit.
Washington sources at the US Archives say at least 23 American POWs are likely to be identified by the government. An ex Japanese Secret Police officer claimed he supervised 23 American prisoners including a woman, with tags surviving the blast and questioned by Army Intelligence in 1946.
William Brogan, a Route 1 gas station owner in Woodbridge New Jersey, refuses to service vehicles sporting blue and white peace stickers. He calls the symbol Communist and says he will not serve any car with it. A group of 16 people in 11 cars from Middlesex Community College arrived seeking fuel last Thursday, but were refused service and stayed on the lot.
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