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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
7
The Erie County Board of Realtors offers a $200 scholarship for the 1971 72 year to a Firelands Campus student. It expands the campus scholarship program from six to fifteen awards totaling $3,980. Applications due June 1.
Myles E. Wilson, 32, of Willard, was fined 200 dollars plus costs for drunken driving on Monday. He also received a three day jail sentence and a 30 day license suspension after appearing in Common Pleas Court.
Dr N M Camardese, speaking after a Chicago association meeting, argues compulsory nationalized medicine would curb patient choice and privacy. He says government control would dictate treatment, costs, and drug supply, doubling medical expenses through taxes and red tape. He urges constituents to contact lawmakers.
Huron County ranks 71st of 88 in Ohio tax delinquencies per capita in 1970 with 3.98 dollars. Statewide delinquencies total 95.4 million, up 19.5 percent from 1969, while Richland County shows the largest ten year increase at 233.6 percent.
Two semi trailer trucks were heavily damaged after a collision at the Ohio 99 and 113 intersection in North Monroeville. Anthony J. Angelo Sr., 33, of Gnadenhutten, was charged with failure to yield. Kudela and his passenger suffered minor injuries.
Over 170 4-H Club officers and advisors attended the Northeast District 4-H Officers and Advisors Conference at Western Reserve Middle School. Randy Miller and Chris Kromer were chosen for the Huron County Junior Fair Board. Ted Eschen and Barbara Kromer were elected to the County Extension 4-H Committee.
Miss Mary Lou Burg vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee will be guest speaker at the Federated Democratic Women of Ohio spring convention. The event will be held at the Imperial House.
Richard D. Hall aged 18 of rural Shelby pleaded guilty to breaking into Duffey's General Store in New London. Hall and Charles Gasparac both 18 were arrested April 18 after a burglary alarm sounded. Hall received five years probation in Common Pleas Court.
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