Fair Board Pushes For Sewer Line
The Huron County Agricultural Society seeks sewer service for the fairgrounds to enable year round development. Fair Board Secretary George M. Ryerson says a sewer system is essential and the executive committee will begin preliminary plans soon. County officials discussed costs, with figures around 60000 dollars to extend water and sewer lines and add a pumping station along South West Street.
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Huron County Agricultural Society
Fairgrounds
Fair Board
George M. Ryerson
Fair Grounds
Robert Price
Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
The
Commissioners
Krogh
South West Street
Norwalk Creek
Rhodes Draws 1200 A Month From PERS
Former Ohio governor James A. Rhodes receives about 1200 dollars monthly before taxes from the Public Employee Retirement System under a 20 year plan. At 61 he chose installments over a lump sum, with survivor benefits and a projected 20 year payout, while his contributions and years of service are noted.
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Lee Leonard Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Helen
United Press International
PERS
Rhodes
Govenor
J. Douglass’ Peters
Columbus
Peters
Motorist Charged In Mishap On US 250
Richard B. Hunt of 10542 E Main St was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after his car struck the rear of Gerald W. Johnston’s southbound vehicle on US 250. Johnston and another driver suffered moderate damage, with no injuries reported. A rock strike cracked Jimmy D. Holcomb’s windshield on US 250 north of Ohio 162. Wakeman police said Thomas C. Bolon hit a pole after going left of center at Ohio 303 and Pleasant Street.
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Richard B. Hunt
E. Main St
Gerald W. Johnston
Sandusky
Ohio 2
Hunt
Johnston
State Highway Patrol
Jimmy D. Holcomb
Greenwich
U.S. 250
Ohio 162
Wakeman
Thomas C. Bolon
Ohio 303
Pleasant Stree
They\\'re In Minstrel Show
Two former Monroeville women and a former Norwalk man prepare for St. Bernard Ole Time Minstrel show in New Washington set for April 16 18. Carolyn Karl Kapile will direct for the fifth year while Robert Obringer and Marlene Missig Obringer join the cast and chorus.
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New Washington
Monroeville
Norwalk
St. Bernard
Bernard Kapile
Carolyn Karl
Robert Obringer
Obringer
Marlene Missig
Five Grass Fires Reported In Area Over Weekend
Five grass fires were ignited by sparks from burning rubbish or brush across the area. A Don Knoll residence at 63 Harris St saw a brush fire burn a field, while a bag of waste paper in a Corwin St basement caught fire injuring seven year old Ron Shipley. Other flare ups occurred on U.S. 250 near Fries and Lichtessen and on Laylin Road and Gibbs St.
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Don Knoll
Harris St
Ronson
D. Shipley
Corwin St
Ron Shipley
Five Women Arrested At Sandusky Mall For Dope And Theft
Five Sandusky women were arrested at Midway Mall in Elyria on charges from petty larceny to heroin and marijuana possession. Names include Millie Light Vickie Light Marlene Light Merian Rice and Geraldine McLendon. Rice faces heroin and marijuana possession while Light sisters and McLendon face related theft and resisting arrest charges. All but Marlene Light held in Lorain County Jail with bond posted.
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Elyria, Ohio
UPI
Sandusky
Midway Mall
Here
Millie Light
Vickie Light
Marlene Light
Merian Rice
Geraldine McLendon
Miss Rice
Miss McLendon
Lorain County
Marlene
Council To Act On Power Pact In Norwalk
Norwalk city council schedules a special meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday to consider two items a resolution for energizing the North West Street substation and a ten year contract with Ohio Edison Co Service Director Krogh seeks emergency passage to secure supplementary power by April 22 for boiler shut down and maintenance and to ensure reliability with older municipal plant equipment in service
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Norwalk
Ohio Edison Co
City Hall
North West Street
Herbert Krogh
Two Men Plead Guilty In Forgery and Burglary Cases
John F. Rhineberger Jr and Emmitt Carroll pleaded guilty amid January grand jury indictments. Rhineberger was ordered to restitution and parole supervision for forging a Norwalk man’s name on a $25 Bancardcheck last December. Carroll, linked to a December 27 burglary at Harold's Bar, also pleaded guilty and received five years probation.
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John F. Rhineberger, Jr
N. Hester Sr
Norwalk
Emmitt Carroll
Milan
Harold’s Bar
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Dulles International Airport
Becky Schriner
Charles Fries
U.S. 250 South
Isadore Lichtessen
Roy Dailey Jr
Laylin
Jack Kramer
Gibbs
Pohl
Bankamericard
West Main ST
NBC Discount
Calla Lily
Aanae
Dacthal
Sandusky, Has
Dupont
E. Perkins Ave
Amaryllis
Ede Norwalk Bargain Center
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