Park Board defers lease and light bill at McGuan Field
Park and Recreation Board postpones action on a 3022.89 electric department bill for lights at McGuan Field. The item covers truck use labor and materials, with members questioning the city charging policy and considering a meeting with officials to resolve the dispute. A second item on park property lease from Woodlawn Cemetery Association was also deferred for investigation. Local residents raised access and drainage concerns as a full inspection and site adjustments were planned.
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Park and Recreation Board
Municipal Electric Department
McGuan Field
Donald Benedict
Diamond 2
City Electrical Department
Benedict
McGuan
Whitney Field
Whitney
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Park Board
Woodlawn Cemetery Association
Tom Lendrum
The
Cemetery Association
New London Hospital Renewal Levy Planned for November Vote
New London Township plans a renewal levy to fund New London Hospital, projected at 13 000 dollars yearly for five years, with a ballot change clarifying the hospital link. Board president Mrs. Monroe warns the hospital faces financial trouble if not approved while administrator Maschal updates staff, seeks a doctor, and considers a timeclock requirement for 1972.
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New London
New London Hospital
Fred Monroe
Monroe
William Maschal
Maschal
Karen Ritz Seeks Hearing After 15th Operation
Karen Ritz a 14 year old from Norwalk is undergoing her 15th operation at St. Luke s Hospital in Cleveland to open a hearing channel in one ear She was born without ears and hopes to hear without a aid and return to Western Reserve Middle School She waits in Room 5241 as her mother prays for successful surgery and school friends support Meanwhile a Tokyo report notes Japan may invite President Nixon before his China visit
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Karen Ritz
Karen
Eugene Ritz
Norwalk
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Western Reserve Middle School
St. Luke’s and
Shaker Boulevard
Harrods Mark First Year Of Korner Cupboard Venture
Norwalk couple Gordon and Mrs. Harrod celebrate one year since buying the Korner Cupboard in Milan at 151 W. Main St. The family operation includes their children Gordon Jr and Beth helping in the kitchen. Mrs Harrod pies are now a homemade staple and the menu features daily specials and hearty sandwiches.
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Milan
Norwalk
Gordon Harrod
W. Main St
Korner
Harrod
Harrods
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Beth
Gordon
Norwalk teen’s bike seized after street riding incident
Norwalk police confiscated a 17 year old boy’s bicycle for one week after spotting James Krieg carrying a passenger on his shoulders while riding along League and nearby streets. In Boston, attorney Neil L. Chayet says there is no record of malpractice lawsuits against doctors providing emergency care despite lingering rumors.
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Norwalk
James Krieg
Marshall St
League
Marshall
Franklin
Foster
Boston
UPI
Good Samaritan
Neil L. Chayet
Street resurfacing bids lead Norwalk project to single bidder
The S E Johnson Co of Toledo was the sole bidder Saturday for Norwalk street resurfacing at 22848. Other bids included a sewer rodder from O'Brien Manufacturing and three alternates from Rockwell Manufacturing. Transformer bids approached 100000 from Westinghouse and Tatman associates, with city auditor Hipp noting non comparable bids may split the contract and require further evaluation.
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S.E. Johnson Co
Toledo
Norwalk
Johnson
O’brien Manufacturing
Chicago
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Lima
Ohio Edison Co
Arthur Tatman & Associates
Cleveland
Westinghouse Corp
Electric Laboratory and Sales Corporation
Mattoon
Interstate 70 77, Inc
Cambridge
Charles Hipp
Village Sets Special Meeting to Pick Street Commissioner
North Fairfield council learned Monday night of several applications for the street and water commissioner post but took no action. A special meeting is planned Aug. 24 to appoint the new official, following Homer Joseph’s resignation for health.
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North Fairfield
North Fairfield Council
Homer Joseph
West Second Street
Quarrel Turns Deadly in Colonia Salvadore Soccer Match
In Bahia Bianca Argentina a dispute between players during a local Colonia Salvadore game ended in two deaths. Police said Pedro Rivamar 22 drew a pistol and killed Domingo Rosario Chirino 19 and Humberto Carinau Rivera 32 before escaping amid the chaos. The Sunday incident occurred in the eastern town.
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Bahia
Bianca
Argentina
UPI
Colonia Salvadore
Pedro Rivamar
Domingo Rosario Chirino
Humberto Carinau Rivera
Rivamar
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Carol M. Romel
S. Prospect Sr
Common Pleas
Miss Romel
Charles West
Wakeman
Richard Fields
Richard
Elmer Dalton
David Soboslai
Elks Country Club
Japan
Tokyo
Nixon
Communist
China
Westinghouse
Charles Zeller
Dale Ebinger
Bernard O. Maerkisch
Sherald Morgan
Larry
Norwalk Auto Body
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Norwalk, Ohio
Huron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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