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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
3
Plans for the Linwood Avenue bridge are with the State Highway Department for review as of mid August. Timmer expects quick approval and says right of way acquisitions will start immediately. The project aims for a November 1972 opening with a 212 foot wider bridge and concrete sidewalks.
Daniel Harding of Cleveland, the parachutist hurt Monday when he landed in a tree in Milan, is in fair condition. He had been in critical condition Tuesday at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, then transferred Thursday to St. Vincent's in Cleveland. Robert Bickley and Norwalk Ambulance Service visited him. he is no longer in intensive care.
Listing of admissions at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk and New London with names including Clifford Burton Louise Kline Clyde May and John Scheetz. SANDUSKY admissions include Mrs Adrian DeLeon and Mrs Marian Ritchie. Discharges note Lettie West at Good Samaritan Hospital along with others such as Renny Freet John Rospert Daniel Harding and Barbara Shepherd with her daughter.
Grant Wang a 17 year old student son of Mrs Anthony Colish 174 Whittlesey Ave was hurt shortly before 8 am today when he apparently tried to clear a black iron fence behind the Sandwich Shop 85 E Main St Police said they responded to a fight call and found Wang on the fence He was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital admitted in satisfactory condition Residents complain of crowds of school age youths in the alley behind the Sandwich Shop and nearby residences each morning
Markets in Cleveland show no receipts reported early with a steady week. Cattle ranges include prime steers 35 to 35.75 and choice 31.75 to 34.75, while calves fetch 40 to 48 for choice vealers and hogs run 16.50 to 18.50 per hundredweight depending on weight. Sheep and lambs list prime lambs 23.50 to 25.50 and ewes 3 to 9.
Ted Turner moved into the overall lead in Oyster Bay after three races by winning one race and finishing fourth in another during the seven race event. The UPI report notes Turner tops the standings in the 5.5meter world championship.
Greenwich SC Board of Education plans a 10 mill levy combining a 2.9 mill renewal with 7.1 additional mills. If approved, funds would prevent a mid November shutdown after a projected $64,000 year end deficit. failure could close schools by November 15. About 25 voters and three candidate observers attended.
Willard West Road in Huron County opens at 10 a.m. Monday after widening and repaving from Main Street to the Willard city limits, a 1406 foot stretch. A C Scagnetti and Sons Inc Bellevue won the $87592 contract and began work in May with an expected finish by September 1. It is the first completed project among nine county priority Issue I funded items.
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