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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1972
Page
4
The Milan Board of Public Affairs informed members that an Ohio Edison wholesale power rate increase is postponed five months and will be reviewed by the Federal Power Commission on Sept. 1. The meeting also covered emergency generator use maintenance, an easement to run a power line across Lockwood Road, and pending landowner identification.
A NY Telephone spokesman said a request to bill for information service would be filed with the Public Service Commission in the future. He indicated charges might apply only to local requests, as many households cannot store numerous suburban phone books.
Val Holz, son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Holz, of 114 Milan Ave, will attend Trinity College Hartford Conn on a four year scholarship valued at 2500 dollars per year He lettered in football basketball and track at St Paul and will try out for athletics at Trinity He ranks ninth in his senior class.
Lt. A E Nelson says Ohio 99 is closed from Monroeville to north of North Monroeville for repairs and will stay shut until 4 p m Friday. Drivers, especially trucks, ignore barriers and cross railroad property. arrests will follow.
Yankee-Dixie Power weighs whether to protest the Norwalk electric system sale to Ohio Edison. Executives defer to lawyer Philip Ardery who cites possible regulatory or court actions. Ohio Edison must file with the SEC then publish in the Federal Registry with a 30 day protest window.
John Roth of 126 E. Main St requests rezoning his home to commercial so he can relocate his paint and varnish business from 285 E. Main St by May 15. Planning and Zoning denied the request. council referred it to the planning and zoning commission for recommendation.
Norwalk Junior High hosts a meeting for eighth grade parents at 730 p.m. at Norwalk High School to review high school policies and plan student activities. Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital donates 140 in drug education materials to Norwalk police for school talks including a $15 mock marijuana plant. American Lutheran Church Women plan the Lake Erie Conference convention on April 13 at Zion Lutheran Gibsonburg. Jessie Kirkwood Akron presents a one woman theater piece Rock of Ages in the Age of Rock with Nelle Kulow Hubbard Ohio as afternoon speaker on Loving Lutheran Labors in Japan. Solomon Lutheran Woodville Children’s Bell Choir will perform. Luncheon reservations due by April 8 to Mrs Willis Walker Gibsonburg 43431.
Garland G. Barnett, 19, Willard, arrested for the theft of a 1964 Chevrolet owned by Donald J. Durbin in Willard. The car was taken to West Virginia and sold for 75 dollars. Barnett jailed in Huron County awaiting Common Pleas Court hearing.
Disposition list from Huron County Court shows multiple defendants with fines and terms. Persons include Andrew Howard Monroeville for dog registration violation. Fred L. Anderson New London for speeding and related offenses. Charles E. Thompson of 40 W. Washington St. for wrong way driving. Robert L. Ray Monroeville for unsafe vehicle. Michael D. Frederick Wakeman for speeding. Gary L. Champney Norwalk for speeding. David P. Davis New London for speeding. Samuel Mora Bellevue for speeding. Amos V. Lambright Greenwich for speeding with bond. Robert E. Silcox Bellevue for drunken driving with jail sentence and license suspension. Marlene R. Urich New London for speeding. Harold Puckett Westwood Mobile Estates for dog registration. Loris Harrington Wakeman for dog registration bond forfeited. Obert P. Maines Bellevue for speeding bond forfeited. Martin J. Bird III Breezewood Dr speeding. James L. Williams muffler violation.
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