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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
6
Willard City Council voted three to two Monday night to oppose renewing liquor licenses held by the Chessie Rat Lounge on North Main Street. The action seeks to block the bar from continuing its permit.
A patchwork of town notices covers a St Paul School first grade parents meeting set for Aug 17 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria Norwalk hosts Joyce's Cake Decorating supplies and a corn and peppers sale Several volleyball meetings for Monroeville High School girls and league captains are announced plus a factory seconds sale at Norwalks Fanny Farmer Plant Shop A police report notes a shotgun held for safekeeping after a dog dispute and a liquor control hearing is slated for a bar renewal council discusses a tear gas related barn claim and assigns funds for street work and an upcoming Octoberfest in Willard Construction and traffic concerns around Willard are briefly addressed with monitoring planned and Labor Day shifting the next council meeting to Sept 6.
Charles Duncan Jr. told El Paso County Democrats that the United States and the Soviet Union are in a dangerous arms and political race. He said the competition affects nuclear posture Europe and freedom at sea. He added the U S would prefer to end the rivalry but must respond while Moscow pursues the race.
In Toledo a federal mediator met with Firelands Cooperative management and employees after a July 22 strike by IBEW Local 688. Gary Wyckoff said little progress was made while Terry Webber may call future sessions. Representatives included trustees Elroy Walcher Ted Beck Carl Bruce Wyckoff and Daryl Jacobs for Firelands and James Mitchell Larry Sutherland John Mitchell and Harold Ebersole for the union.
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