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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1970

Page

4

Thieves Break Into Ground Floor Apartment on Main Street

Charles Woodward reports a burglary at 70 West Main Street where intruders broke a ground floor window between 4 30 PM Monday and 3 AM Tuesday. A vacant unit had a new tenant John C Nichols who said two melons, a radio, a record player and a pair of women s slacks valued at seven dollars were taken. A fingerprint was found on the window.

W. Main St Charles Woodward E. Main St Woodward John C. Nichols Amherst

The Year Without A Summer Explains 1816 Climate

Environmental researchers link the 1816 cold year to volcanic dust in the atmosphere. Major eruptions from 1812 to 1817, especially Tambora in 1815, cooled global temperatures by blocking sunlight, with lingering stratospheric dust.

Joseph L. Myler Washington UPI Annals of A.D Esso Environmental Science Services Administration Patric Hughes Environmental Data Service United States Virginia Philadelphia England France Germany Hughes William Humphreys U.S. Weather Bureau Benjamin Franklin Japan Iceland Franklin J. Murray Mitchell Jr ESSA

Library Assistant Hired Amid Library Winter Hours Change

WAKEMAN Mrs. Virginia Logan was hired as part time library assistant after volunteering. New officers include Pat Stoll as president and Nancy Schmidt as vice president. Summer reading saw 60 participants with 33 completing and earning certificates. Winter hours begin Tuesday with set openings. 51 books donated in summer. fiction and junior categories listed. Otterbein College to elect six trustees representatives Sept 28, introducing student and faculty voting on the board.

D.W.S. Jackson Shirly Seifert Elizabeth Yates Westerville Ohio UPI Otterbein College

Civic Fair Profits At North Fairfield Street Fair

The North Fairfield Civic Club reports a 1162 profit from the August Street Fair held on the 7th and 8th. Funds financed roof repairs at the village Library and Museum costing 855 dollars. A 100 dollar donation supported the South Central High School band concert at the fair.

North Fairfield South Central High School

Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast Dial 662 4241

Classified notice urges readers to place want ads for rental vacancies using the provided phone number.

Farm Truck Rammed Pole injuring five on State Route 113

Five people were injured when a farm truck rammed a steel post and power pole and rolled onto its top on State Route 113 Tuesday afternoon. Driver Ovid W. Dearsman and his family were taken to Bellevue Hospital. Dearsman released, others in fair condition. The accident near the Bemis Road curve remains without citation. A separate crash on State Route 60 near Wakeman left Lillian Drake treated and released, while Benjamin Booth was charged with failure to yield after a left turn into a pickup driven by Ambrose Smith. no injuries reported.

Ovid W. Dearsman Green Springs Diane Brenda Linda Ronda Bellevue Hospital Edgar V. Moyer Bellevue Dearsman State Highway Patrol Bemis Road Erie County Lillian Drake New London Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Samantha S. Case Wakeman Samantha Case Benjamin Booth Ambrose J. Smith Booth Wakeman Townline Road Clarksfield

Ohio Shrinks First Time Marijuana Penalty Under New Law

Ohio lawmakers enacted the omnibus drug abuse control law reducing first time marijuana possession to a misdemeanor with up to 1000 dollars fine or a year in jail. Retroactive reductions allowed. second and third offenses stay felonies with stiffer penalties. pushes remain for drug pushers and other provisions regulate treatment and immunities.

Columbus UPI General Assembly James A. Rhodes

Ohio praised for pedestrian safety program in 1969

Columbus report by the American Automobile Association highlights Ohio as a model for pedestrian safety. Ohio recorded 3.8 deaths per 100 000 people while the national average stood at 4.6 per 100 000.

Columbus API American Automobile Association Ohio

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