Man Arrested for Trespass After Tearing Turf on Hogan's Hill
Gerald D. Barnhart, 19, was arrested Monday for criminal trespass after driving over Hogan's Hill and tearing up 58 yards of turf. He was released on personal recognizance. passengers Chuck Stone and Jerralayne Cherry were involved. An anonymous caller tipped police at 11:50 a.m. and Barnhart admitted to driving up the hill, saying others did it and he did not know it was illegal. Police photographed the damage and noted deep tire gouges in the grass.
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North Fairfield
Hogan’s Hill
Gerald D. Barnhart
Barnhart
Chuck Stone
New London
Jerralayne Cherry
W. Main St
Rubright Talks To Eight Classes
Norwalk School Superintendent James Rubright spoke to eight consecutive senior social studies classes at the high school last Thursday. A letter from teachers Alonzo Allen and William A. Klucas thanked him for engaging students, calling the sessions an endurance challenge and noting the dialogue created goodwill for the office and the board of education.
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Norwalk
James Rubright
Board of Education
William B. Holman
Rubright
Alonzo Allen
William A. Klucas
Woman cited for failure to yield after Milan Ave collision
A city woman Luella E. Nicolls 66 27 Lee St was cited for failure to yield when her car left a filling station on Milan Avenue and struck Curtis J. Blakeley 20 31 Corwin St driving north of Williams Street Tuesday morning.
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Milan Avenue
Luella E. Nicolls
Lee St
Curtis J. Blakeley
Corwin St
Williams Street
Norwalk Board Approves Extracurricular Contracts And Non Renewals
The Norwalk board approved supplemental contracts for athletic coaches class advisors and club advisors while voting non renewals for several positions due to uncertain next year funding and potential program realignments. Notices target department heads high and junior high and resignations noted for ABE staff and other positions.
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Norwalk
Board of Education
James _ Rllbright
Rubright
Norwalk Teachers’ Association
Jack Carstensen
George Rittenhouse
Tom Lesniewski
Alan Pleasnick
Ted Cunningham
Jerry Emmons
Larry Lapard
Loretta Miller
John Schick
Mildred Hartzell
Martha McConaha
Joseph Genovesi
Ray Connolly
Christine Sharpe
Julie Arlin
John Neighbor
Robert Hart
Dennis Corrigan
Ron DeLuca
Harold Drake
Ted Dyckman
John Kingsboro
Ken Woodruff
John Schroeder
Mike Grose
John Kompa
John Frederick
Jack Drinkwine
John Derrer
Karla Ramsey
Jim Mougey
Rachel Battiste
Dave Battles
John Kimpa
Ralph Vogel
Howard Hersehy
Sam Busco
Dramatics
Theatre Guild
Esther Lawrence
Marmaids
Linda Miller
Anita Canterbury
Carol Cronquist
Terry Goodsite
Eighth Gee
Ed Jadallah
Patricial Smith
Stanley Bernhardt
Eleanor Mitro
Harry Boguszewski
Myra Carpenter
Patricia Smith
Scott Ford
John Horrigan
Bronson
Hank Smith
Russell White
Maplehurst
Wayne Babcanec
David Rehnberg
Pleasant
Sharon Woodruff
Kay Kersey
Phyllis Petrosino
Safety Patrol
Soviets Gaining Maritime Power, Polmar Claims
Norman Polmar editor of Jane's Fighting Ships says Russia is surpassing the United States in global naval power. He cites Soviet lead in fishing and merchant ships used secretly as troop landing craft and sea tenders and 35,000-ton aircraft carriers fit for Third World ports.
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San Diego
UPS
Russia
United States
Norman Polmar
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Tag Hogan
Towne & Country Theatre
E. Main St
Feasons Discount Department Stores
Fabric Festival
Rainbow Blends
Regency
Norwalk, Ohio
Sandusky Drive
Cleveland RD
FBI
Lucille Carr
Pleasant Street
Nancy Conway
ABE
Carol Berry
Jane Kluding
Virginia Poling
Jane Tester
Linda Rapp
Duane Moore
Pratt & Lambert
W. Main
Fisher Music
ARKLA
Eimerly Gassrill
Arkia
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