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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1972

Page

2

Volunteers Sought For Schools In Huron County

Monroeville and other districts seek volunteers to aid elementary students two to three hours weekly. Reading aides will be trained in a 15 hour orientation by the Huron County Right To Read Council. Interested individuals may contact Stull at Monroeville Elementary or the county and school offices for details.

Monroeville Huron County Renna D. Stull Mobo Pelos Right To Read Joann Walters Mozelle Adams Hilda Oxley Huron County Department of Education Willard City Schools Bellevue Board of Education Stull

Man confronts police over inaction after car being walked on

Gerald Woolf demands an explanation from police in Radlett England after a pedestrian walked along his new car while he sat inside. The unrelated legal notice in Norwalk Ohio invites sealed bids for a raw water pump and motor with 10 percent bond, 100 percent performance security, and a thirty day bid withdrawal restriction.

Radlett England UPI Gerald Woolf Woolf Michael Thomas Thomas

Purchase of Pump Station Bid Notice by City

Mayor's Court Room opens at noon on Tuesday October 3 1972 for bids on a pump station including a pre engineered metal building to house a 30 horsepower pump. Bids include mechanical and electrical work per specifications on file at the rector's office or Liven Engineering Company. Bid bond or certified check equal to 100 percent of the bid required as guarantee. checks returned if bid rejected or after contract execution. Bids to be opened and informalities waived September 18 and 25 1972.

Herbert O. Krogh Public Service & Safety City of Norwalk Ohio Big Court Room Mayor's Court Room Rector Liven Engineering Company

Bugging Doesn't Excite Voters

Washington Democrats and Republicans say the Watergate break-in failed to spark public outrage. Lawrence O'Brien accuses the Justice Department of whitewashing the case, while Robert Dole says the incident has not energized campaign efforts. Indictments have been issued for former White House aides and the five men arrested.

Washington UPI Lawrence F. O’brien Robert J. Dole O’brien Justice Department Democratic National Committee Watergate White House Nixon Dole George S. McGovern ABC Issues

McGovern Flies as Crowd Laughs at Flight

Senator George McGovern, a World War II pilot, took the cockpit of a chartered Boeing 727 for several minutes from New York to Sioux Falls. He recalled wartime courage and joked that the crew allowed him to fly today after letting him land safely.

Sioux Falls, S.D UPI George McGovern New York Sioux Falls McGovern

Willard Mayor Court Dispositions Listed With Fines

Willard Mayor's Court dispositions include James C. Nagy of Michigan cited for stop sign violation fined 15 dollars with court costs waived. John D. Lawrence of 518 Fink Street fined 15 dollars with 8 dollars court costs. Dianna L. Lindus of 214 Park Street fined 10 dollars. Sarah Caris of 404 S. Main Street fined 10 dollars with court costs. Genevive Robinson of 514 W Laurel Street fined 10 dollars. Elmer Bolen Boughtonville Road fined 10 dollars with 8 dollars court costs. Edna Laser of St. Rt. 224 fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars court costs and fine suspended on condition.

Willard Mayor’s James C. Nagy Michigan John D. Lawrence Fink St Dianna L. Lindus Park St Sarah Caris S. Main St Genevive Robinson W. Laurel St Elmer Bolen Boughtonville Edna Laser St. Rt

Cleveland Municipal Employees Strike Over Unpaid Fringe Benefits

A 3600 member union Local 100 initiated a strike in Cleveland to push for fringe benefits negotiated during former mayor Carl B. Stokes's term that were never paid. The walkout affects clerical staff while police and fire units remain active. city contingency plans were set to operate all departments.

Cleveland UPS Carl B. Stokes American Federation of State Richard Hollington Stokes

Security Guard Course Planned at Erie County Training Academy

Commander Arthur H Koppenhafer leads a joint program with EHOVE Joint Vocational School and the Erie County Police Training Academy to offer a security guard course. The 140 to 160 hour program invites inquiries to EHOVE or Chief Koppenhafer at 206 South Main Street Amherst.

Avery Arthur Hoppenhafer Erie County Police Training Academy Ehove Joint Vocational School Hove Joint Vacations School Koppenhafer South Main Street Amherst

Hospitals Admit and Discharge Notices From Local Hospitals

Admissions list includes Olive Lucas Norwalk Tara Rogers New London Gwendolyn Burkett Norwalk and others. Discharges include Donald O Neil Norwalk Carol Schafer Monroeville and several from Norwalk Milan Wakeman and Berlin Heights with multiple babies noted.

Wakeman John Rubin Bellevue William Davies Milan Frank Zadell Jack Brown Sandusky Minnie Gill Norwal Linda Kayden Dorothy Reitz Norwalk Donald O'Neil Carol Schafer Monroeville Robert Trotter Shan Mohammed Carol Sorenson Betty Rice Willard Vicki Tinker Myrtle Petiit New London Maurice Cross Thomas Oliva Deborah Starkey James Schlader Linda Brainard Dennis Brady Henry Tape Va Bradford Wellington Harry Shaw Charles Reed Kathleen Barber Aldred Smith Catherine Griffin Cassie Mullins Thomas Hazel Sandusky Memorial Hospital Robin Hopkins Berlin Heights Gary Smith George Kimble Grace Sickinger Alfred Nottke Vicki Lynn Felton Collins Eugene Seck Baby Karen Boose David Baker Mabel Tucker John Hazelwood William Bailey Gordon Stower Ronald Gorne

Mace Used On Jail Inmates

Five inmates in Ross County jail sparked an hour long disturbance Sunday night. Deputies used chemical mace to quell the riot after inmates damaged two CCTV cameras, light fixtures, benches and an intercom system. One deputy received hot water exposure but no serious injuries were reported.

Chillicothe Ohio UPI Ross Gerald Palmer

Runaway girl thought dead found alive in Chicago case

Richard and Violet Pilewicz embrace after learning their daughter Rosemarie 17, thought murdered, is alive. Police confirm she was the other girl found shot in a South Side park but later identified as alive waiting at the police station. A juvenile hearing will determine custody after reunion.

Rosemarie Pilewicz Chicago Cook County Richard Pilewicz UPI Rosie Rosemarie South Side Richard Violet Pilewicz

Calley songwriter to sue firm over battle hymn rights

Alabama businessman James Smith says he will file a 1.6 million lawsuit in U S District Court at Birmingham alleging Shelby Singleton and Plantation Records failed to pay him for distribution rights to the Battle Hymn of Lt Calley. His Los Angeles attorney Mickey Shapiro will file the suit.

Muscle Shoals Ala UPI Alabama Calley Nashville James Smith Mickey Shapiro Los Angeles U.S. District Court Birmingham Smith Shelby Singleton Plantation Records

Belfast anti internment parade shows mixed mood amid clashes

An eight year old girl confronts a British soldier on Falls Road during a Catholic anti internment march. The protest on the Andersontown block features rubber bullets, vandalized shops, and a bombed out supermarket as youths collect rocks. EUOR.

Donal O’higgins Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Luv Falls Road Susan Marshe Susan Andersontown Roger Casement Park

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