Capelle presses Norwalk line to keep Willard office open
City Manager Paul W. Capelle met General Telephone officials to oppose closing the Willard business office in June as part of an economy move. The plan keeps front office closed but maintains field workers in Willard with a toll free line to Norwalk for inquiries. Capelle proposed a customer poll and a 50 cent monthly surcharge to retain the office. Meanwhile a separate item reports a 10 year old runaway arrested after riding a stolen bike, with juvenile court delinquency charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Paul W. Capelle
General Telephone Co
General Telephone
General
Capelle
John Helman
Charles Wynn
Thomas Souter
Wynn
Willard Exchange
Norwalk
Willard Area
Houston
UPI
Car Hits Train Near Greenwich Crossing
Greenwich man Daniel R. Wilson 24 failed to stop at a Penn Central crossing on Baseline Road and hit the engine. He is at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in fair condition and charged with failure to stop at a railroad crossing.
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Greenwich
Daniel R. Wilson
Baseline Road
Penn Central
Wilson
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Monroeville
Shaw Mill Road
Milan
Gloria Grimes
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Andy Davis
Willard
Charles Waddles
Plymouth
Ohio 162
U.S. 250
Fitchville
New Haven
Katherine McQuillen
David Albright
North Fairfield
Willard Area
Albright
Lawrence Quiggle
Boughtonville Road
Ohio 61
Wallace grilled by freshman Democrats on Capitol Hill
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace faced hour long questioning by House freshmen Democrats during a Capitol Hill appearance to press for federal funds for a waterway project. The session covered running mates gun control crime and war policy with Wallace later wheeled out with his wife Cornelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew von Bergen
Washington
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Capitol Hill
House
Wallace
Rep. Carroll Hubbard
Dky
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Authority
Gladys Spellman
D-Md
Laurel
Max Baucus
Don Bonker
D Wash
Local notices and community updates from Norwalk area
Public notices report a dog at large charge against Mrs Allan Ewing in Norwalk. Winners from Ohio lottery named Roy Dendinger Joseph Langjahr and Leslie Burras. Welders clinic set for May 1 at Landmark's Tire Service. Shoestring Players meeting tonight in Huron County Bank Building. Don J McIntyre resigns as Erie County Schools superintendent at 43, corrected from 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dendinger
North Fairfield
Joseph C. Langjahr
Leslie W. Burras
Norwalk
Harold’s
Don J. McIntyre
Erie County Schools
Agricultural prices for Monday April 28 1975
Local market prices list five commodities with current and new values. Wheat at 3.15 drop to 2.94, corn 2.67 down to 2.21, oats 1.55, soybeans 5.20 down to 4.69. Notes reflect typical daily price reporting.
Invitation to bid for oil conversion at EHOVE school
Bids sealed to the Milan Ohio Board of Education by May 29 1975 for oil conversion work on existing building A at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. Documents from architect Brigar Ozell Associates Cleveland. Bid bond 5 percent and 100 percent performance bond required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Ehove Vocational School
Mason Road
Milan
Ohio
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Bregarozel Associates, Inc
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Betteries
Nursing Care Study Involves Gaumont Administrator
William C. Dotson, administrator of Gaumont Nursing Center, joins a national project to profile long term care facility administration. The study is funded by a 475,800 grant from the W K Kellogg Foundation to the American College of Nursing Home Administrators. Dotson has served in ACNHA for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Dotson
Gaumont Nursing Center
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
American College of Nursing Home Administrators
Dotson
ACNHA
County Bar Debates Muni Court Proposal in May Vote
The Huron County Bar Association discussed a proposed municipal court for the county in a May meeting after a Thursday session limited to bar members. Norwalk lawyer Walter Hite led a three member committee. no action was taken. State Sen. Donald J. Pease sponsors a bill to create the municipal court and abolish the county court and seeks the bar's endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Walter Hite
Huron County
Hite
Bar
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Pease
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Leslie Lee
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Sheila Brown
Dee Dee Wilson
Cathy Reineck
Reen Bronder
Judith A. Good
Collins
Richard D. Evans
Fairway Circle
Main Street
Whittlesey Avenue
NY Olalire
Aelg
Orete Shampe
Interiors Inc
BFG
B.E Goodrich
B.F. Goodrich Car Service Center
Whittlesey
BankAmericard
American Express
Law and Order
Montgomery
Ala
Hubbard
Middle East
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Cornelia
George Wallace
Beatrice Cole
Sears
Norwalk, O
MOM & Dad
Pattie
Milan Bread Shoppe
Front St
Allan Ewing
Washington St
Landmark’s
Huron County Bank
Reflector
Maple City Nursery School
Zenobia Rd
Moravian Villa
South Main St
N. Garden St
Huron County Bar Association
Terry
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