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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1974

Page

2

Ohio Warns of Major Crisis If Coal Strike Hits

The Ohio Energy Commission warned a United Mine Workers strike of 60 to 90 days could trigger a major crisis for the state’s coal reliant power grid. A one month to 40 day strike might force steel mill shutdowns and layoffs.

Columbus UPS Ohio United Mine Workers Union Ohio Energy Commission The Energy Commission Ohio Energy Advisory Council Michael J. Maloney Cincinnati Commission Maloney

Insurance lapses risk insured losses and renewals

A warning about monthly reports and failing to renew insurance premiums. It notes that lapsed payments can cause policy forfeiture and a loss of coverage. Emphasizes keeping all policies in force at all times.

Mice blamed for church organ explosions in England

Electricians in Ravingham England say mice gnawed wiring causing a series of blasts in a church organ. No injuries reported as repairs begin and investigators review the incident.

Ravingham, England UPI

Tax relief push by West German little people group

Otto Engel a Hamburg bookkeeper led 80 members of the Organization of Little People in Bonn planning a campaign for tax concessions for West Germans under 58 inches. He argues such changes would reduce costs for housing and car adaptations as he notes practical daily barriers in bathrooms and theaters.

Bonn UPI Otto Engel Hamburg Engel Organization of Little People West Germany

Police Use Velvet-Tuxed Party Sting to Nab Crooks

Undercover detectives posed as buyers in a fencing operation and invited stolen goods suppliers to a surprise party. Forty two suspects were seized Saturday night, with up to 180 arrests anticipated and 1400 victims to receive property. By Sunday fifty remained in custody after mass arrests in a warehouse.

New York UPI Richard Ledda Ledda Big Ronald Fenrich

Tiffin Tuba Player Loses Part Of Instrument At Halftime

A Tiffin High School tuba player Gary Sellers slipped during a Norwalk Tiffin game halftime causing rivets to loosen the tuba bell. Band Director Lewis Hawk said the $600 instrument is being repaired.

Gary Sellers Lewis Hawk

Norwalk Senior Citizens Club Delights in United Fund Support

Margaret Atkinson, president of the Norwalk Area Senior Citizens Club, credit United Fund for helping the group attend Towne and Country Players plays and enjoy meals. The club meets twice monthly for cards and a light lunch.

Margaret Atkinson Senior Citizens Club Norwalk United Fund

Apartment Manager Burns Shoulder Battling Grease Fire

Wilford Jarrell, manager of apartments on Bouscau Avenue, suffered a shoulder burn while fighting a shrimp fried grease fire early Sunday. He extinguished the flames before firefighters arrived. about $1,000 in damage to the apartment and contents.

Wilford Jarrell Bouscau Avenue Jarrell

1975 Cars Face Added Costs From Emission Rules

Industry Week Magazine says buyers will pay 100 to 150 dollars for catalytic converters and up to 65 cents more per gallon for unleaded fuel. The system uses platinum and palladium coated alumina, with about seven dollars of catalyst, and requires low lead fuel to avoid clogging the converter. A 15,000 mile yearly driver at 15 mpg would spend about 70 dollars more on fuel, but overall annual costs may be offset by better mileage and longer life of engine parts.

Cleveland UPI Industry Week

Norwalk City Council Considers Waterline Extension Contract

Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday with prayer by Pastor Edward Rice of St Peter s Lutheran Church. The session includes roll call minutes approval communications reports of committees and officials recognition of speakers unfinished business second reading of ordinances and a contract to construct a public waterline extension along Norwood Avenue declared an emergency.

Norwalk Edward Rice St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Norwood Avenue

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