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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
2
North Fairfield South Central High's student Council plans a bottle drive Saturday in Greenwich and North Fairfield. Bottles will be collected door to door and used for homecoming activities.
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie responding to campaign hecklers during a three day Michigan swing challenged them to speak up. In Washington Pennsylvania students chose a spokesman Frank Brody to address him for four minutes while Muskie called the interruptions contemptible. He planned to address the Michigan AFL CIO convention later.
Columbus based UPI reporter Dale Huffman, known for Ohio Penitentiary pieces, was assaulted Wednesday night after meeting a man outside the state office building who identified him as Dayton News staff. Huffman said the assailant demanded he start walking and swung when trying to blindfold him.
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced that 88 Ohio counties increased spending by 21 million dollars in 1967 mainly due to public services and wage hikes. Total wages rose to 179,699,634 dollars from 158,672,501 in 1966, while Huron County disbursements for payroll grew from 959,328 in 1966 to 1,074,881 last year.
UPI reviewer notesABC new series Here Comes the Brides imports 100 marriageable brides to a Seattle logging camp. The one hour adventure comedy faces CBS Daktari and NBC Virginian in premiere. Robert Brown stars with director E W Swackhammer. mixed early feedback on tone and depth.
The North Fairfield Civic Club reported August street fair profits of 1114 dollars. Of this amount 192.25 dollars was invested in future fair equipment. The club donated 100 dollars to the Firelands Red Cross emergency track and 100 dollars to the South Central Band for its performance. A vote approved donating funds to the village library for repairs and operating costs.
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