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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1979

Page

3

Bumper Beat Reports Multiple Local Traffic Incidents

A Wakeman woman, 35, hospitalized after her car slid into a ditch at Ohio 303 and 60. cited for drunken driving. A Collins youth, 17, cited for driving under the influence after a pickup struck an underground cable box and a tree on Hartland Center Road. A Norwalk man, 27, injured in a two vehicle collision on West Washington Street. other driver cited for following too closely. A Norwalk man cited for drunken driving after his car left the road at River and Washington roads. Emergency runs to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital noted for several injuries and medical transports.

Wakeman Ohio 303 Ohio 60 Norma A. Frank Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Highway Patrol Frank Collins Gregory A. Couch Hartland Center Road Ohio 18 Norwalk West Washington Street Carl D. Phillips Christopher S. Elfring Fremont River Road The Craig Shaffenberg Grove St Washington Road Buck Linder Monroeville Pontiac West Section Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Bonnie L. Parsons New London Norwalk Recreation Center Fisher-Titus Dorothy Filkins Madison St Ronald Baron

Women legal issues topic at NOW meeting in Erie

Veronica M. Dever public defender for Erie county will discuss women's legal problems at the National Organization for Women April meeting. The event starts at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Home Savings and Loan building meeting room 16 Executive Drive and is open to all attendees. Marilyn Lehrer named coordinator of Tri-County Alcoholism Center fifth annual seminar set for Sept. 7 at Bowling Green State University Firelands campus Huron.

Veronica M. Dever Erie County National Organization For Women Home Savings and Loan Building Executive Drive Marilyn Lehrer Tri-County Alcoholism Center, Inc Firelands Bowling Green State University Huron James Francek ASCW Ford Motor Co Russell R. Smith Brighton Mich

Library films for children at 4 PM midweek

The Norwalk Public Library offers a free film program for school age children at 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. It features Jacques Cousteau's Coral Jungle Meecology a MacDonalds environmental film and Show Biz A Job Well Done.

Norwalk Jacques Cousteau A MacDonald

Tax group elects Officers in Huron County

The Huron County Concerned Taxpayers, formed in January to oppose legislative pay raises, have elected Ruth Ann Holmes as president, Jim Seitz as vice president, Deborah Faggionato as secretary, and Gene Jones as treasurer. The group meets the third Thursday monthly and distributes petitions backing state Rep. Gene Damschroder’s plan to cap legislator salaries at 12000 dollars annually.

Huron County Ruth Ann Holmes Wakeman Jim Seitz Norwalk Deborah Faggionato Bellevue Gene Jones Gene Damschroder R-Fremont

Farm legislation aims to back Ohio family farms

Ohio House introduces H.R. 444 to create the Family Farm Assurance Program as a state guarantee for 90 percent of farmland loans through conventional lenders. The bill, modeled on Minnesota’s program, would allow the state to pay up to 4 percent of loan interest and is supported by Charlie Nash of the Ohio Farmers Union.

Columbus House of Representatives Ohio Charlie Nash Ohio Farmers Union Minnesota

Huron County Records Show March Vehicle Titles Dip

Clark Hunter, Clerk of Courts, reports March motor vehicle titles fell to 2,186 from 2,322 a year earlier. Watercraft titles rose from 32 to 56. The county granted 12 divorces and 13 dissolutions. In March, 90 cases were filed in Common Pleas Court: 34 civil, 18 criminal, and 38 requests for divorces or dissolutions.

Huron County Clark Hunter Huron County Common Pleas Court

Meese Returns to Norwalk Police Force Sunday

Norwalk native Meese, 35, a 12 year veteran of Norwalk police, will return to the Norwalk Police Department Sunday in a patrol role. He previously led the Norwalk district as superintendent of buildings and transportation before moving to Huron PD. Meese cites home ties and police work as his reasons for returning, starting at the bottom of seniority. He and his wife Betty live with three children in rural Norwalk. The Norwalk department now has 20 members, reaching full strength.

Bill Meese Norwalk Meese Huron Police Department Huron Betty Donald Daugherty

New London School Board renews teaching contracts

The New London school board approved renewals for elementary and high school teaching contracts for the next year. Some supplementary duties such as coaching and drama were not renewed pending June actions. Five support staff under federal programs were not renewed but may be rehired if federal funding continues. The board also discussed remedial English, roof repairs, bus purchases with diesel options, and continued contracts with local health and school districts.

New London Howard Dulmage Dulmage State of Ohio Fitchville Huron County Health Department eAgreed Huron County

Ehove district five tenths mill levy vote set

New London residents will vote June 5 on a five tenths mill tax levy for Ehove Joint Vocational School District. If approved, the levy runs five years. Polling places include New London High School for village and town electors, Community Grange Hall in Clarksfield Township, and Township Hall in Fitchville. Revenue would start with the 1979 tax list.

New London New London Village New London Township New London High School Clarksfield Township Fitchville Township Board of Elections

Edison FFA honors at Milan banquet for State Farmers Degree

Bruce Boos and Mike Schaeffer top Edison High School FFA honors at the Milan banquet. Boos earned the chapter scholarship and Star Chapter Farmer while Schaeffer received the DeKalb Award and top dairy student honors. State choir awards went to Miss Swartz, Lisa Livengood, and Mike Slone. officers for 1979-80 elected.

Vallery Swartz Nick Stoll Miss Swartz Lisa Livengood Mike Slone FFA Columbus Bruce Boos Chris Schaeffer Jill Maloney Eric Gastier Dave Churchill Jeff Bredeson Steve Hohenstien Sentinel

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Tax Group Old State & Townsend Ave F.E FBI Ny, W William Meese London Helen Payne Ehove Joint Vocational School Boos, Schaeffer Edison Ffa Roscoe Village Myrtle Ave Willard Benedict Ave Huron County Bank BanClub National Association Norwalk, Ohio
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