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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1976
Page
3
Police report a break in at 1012 Newton St. Saturday night. A black and white TV valued at $85 was stolen from the living room after a window pane was broken and the door unlocked. Timman reported the loss at 1:04 a.m. Sunday. The TV disappeared between 8:30 p.m. Saturday and early Sunday.
An 85 year old Norwalk man was cited for failing to stop in a short clear distance ahead in a crash on U S 250 at Lais Road. Walter Hipp of Old State Road northbound on 250 hit Louis Armstrong of 6 Pine Street who had stopped at the intersection. Armstrong claimed injury but did not seek immediate treatment. Robert Thornton, 20, of Clyde, was charged with failure to yield in a similar crash at West Main and Case Streets.
Seven lottery employees were suspended as Monroeville Health Services Association donates a 28 foot Gerstenlager body van on a Chevrolet chassis valued at 50000 dollars to the Huron County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff John Borgia envisions it as a mobile command post and storage for emergency gear. The vehicle once bore chest X ray equipment but was unused after state health department halted mobile X ray units two years post construction. The nonprofit group loaned it to agencies for health displays before lacking funds to insure and maintain it, leading to the donation to law enforcement.
Ohio Lottery Director Gerald Patronite suspended seven employees for falsifying job applications amid earlier charges by Republican legislators and the Miami County prosecutor. Six suspensions hold until the Aug. 31 meeting. one employee received a two day suspension for a single failed task. Region 1 covers parts of northeast and northwest Ohio.
The Firelands Outreach Center will receive a $1000 Golden Eagle Award on August 31 from the National Order of Eagles. Director Roselea Shipley said the funds will replace a television set card tables and other items lost in the St Pauls Episcopal parish house fire on February 13. Robert Wise arranged the award for the Center. the check will be presented at the Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall.
Contact Joseph Briehl at 668-3132 for Fall garden tilling services available daily from 9 to 7. Reliable local help offers early season prep and soil care.
Hubbard Ohio authorities say Jeffery Robb age 22 of Sharon Pennsylvania was killed when he slipped from a tree he was trimming Monday night. Robb an employee of a tree trimming firm fell about 40 feet.
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