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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1975
Page
2
City Service Director Melvin Shipley appeals for residents to return stolen street signs. Only one sign has been recovered while reports indicate signs kept in homes. Deadline extended to Monday midnight. 260 signs remain missing. Residents can return signs to the parking lot beside the fire station.
The Huron County Board of Health considers sharing Dr. Howard Sparks as health commissioner with Ottawa County after Sparks proposed a one year tenure due to his wife’s illness. Each county would contract Sparks for 2.5 days weekly, with Sparks currently in Ottawa County earning about 19 000 yearly and proposed to rise to 19 600.
Dr. Sunil N. Dubhashi will open a general medical practice in Greenwich Aug. 1. The Bombay born obstetrician gynecologist trained at Fairview General Hospital will work with Doctors' Clinic Elyria before moving to Greenwich Willard areas and seeks staff privileges at New London and Willard Hospitals.
Robert McKown declines appointment as defense lawyer for Lawrence Robinson, who faces a new trial for the murder of Alice Womack, owner of Willard taxi service. Judge Smith will seek another attorney next week. Robinson’s 1973 conviction was overturned on appeal.
On Thursday April 10 1975 local prices show wheat at 3.26 on the old price and 3.00 new, corn at 2.50 old and 2.15 new, oats 1.50, and soybeans 5.47 old with 5.15 new.
Registration for Safety Town and kindergarten signup at Norwalk Junior High School occur next week. Children entering kindergarten will attend a five week June July Safety Town program at Benedict Elementary School from 9 to 11 a.m. daily. John Short will lead the program and seeks 10 girls 12 and older to assist 10 hours weekly.
The Huron County Bar Association voted 14 to 0 to drop its challenge to the appointment of Thomas Heydinger as County Juvenile Judge. The group had asked the Ohio Supreme Court to rule on whether Heydinger’s military service counted toward residency requirements. The court and state officials declined to intervene and the bar resolved not to pursue further action. Heydinger, a Democrat, was named juvenile judge last January as the NIJMEGEN note appears in error. prosecutors and the attorney general would be the only bodies able to challenge now. Heydinger previously served as an assistant prosecutor for William Owens.
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