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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1975
Page
2
Rep. Charles A. Mosher of Ohio, a 15 year veteran and ranking Republican on the House Science and Technology Committee, will not seek re election in 1976. He represents Lorain County and parts of Medina Erie and Summit counties and urged a younger successor while planning new activities with his wife.
Five candidates from the November 4 ballot filed expense statements with the Huron County Board of Elections. Donald Tedhams, Bellevue council president candidate, reported a $25 contribution from Bellevue Republican Committee and no expenses. Pretty B. Sprowl spent $23.93 on printing, stamps and envelopes. David L. Hester reported $13.15 for campaign card prep and delivery. Florence A. Sprowl and Phyllis J. O'Reilly reported neither expenses nor contributions.
Norwalk police charged Marilyn Wise 24 of Berlin Heights with failure to stop after bumping Cathleen Delamarre 26 on East Main Street near Milan Avenue. Another driver Charles Kirk 16 was cited for failure to drive on the right after veering onto a lawn and hitting a utility pole.
Larry W. Boggs, 19, of rural Milan, admitted guilt in Huron County Common Pleas Court to selling marijuana and selling PCP. Sentencing was deferred as pre sentencing reports are prepared. He was indicted Oct. 6 on six drug counts, four were dropped in plea talks.
WILLARD Huron County deputies report the death of Max M. Phillips 81 of Townline Road by a self inflicted gunshot wound to the chest from a .22 magnum rifle. Phillips a former machinist on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and longtime resident of Sherman Township is survived by seven sons and five daughters. Funeral services are set for St. Sebastian Church Bismark with burial in St. Sebastian Cemetery.
The Huron County Sheriff's Department logged eleven break-ins and thirty two larcenies in November with two break-ins and four larcenies solved. The month saw two prisoners moved to the Ohio State Reformatory and one to the Toledo Workhouse while the jail housed eighty six inmates and served 2,096 meals.
Reader questions cover re enrolling after cancellation of Medicare medical insurance within the first three months of the year, required documents for SSI applications, claims after a family member's death including forms for Medicare payment, live radio call in shows about Social Security, and what to bring for disability claims. Answers provide specific forms, timeframes, and documentation such as income records, W2s, birth certificates, and treatment histories.
Norwalk police investigate a theft in which a .38 caliber revolver and other items were stolen from a pickup near West Baking Co Route 18. Entry was via a pried vent window and two suspects fled toward Old State Road. Additional thefts included a quad tape player from a North Fairfield car and a wheel cover from a Van in Parson's Garage lot.
The South Central School Board hired Mrs. Janet King of Norwalk as a half day first grade teacher. She holds a masters in elemental education and will assist current teachers with large classes. The meeting also covered policy updates on evaluations and graduation credits.
Towne and Country Players Christian Concert Ministries present a Bicentennial Christmas program titled Birth Of A Nation Birth Of A Savior next Saturday. The concert honors America's 200th birthday and Jesus birth with a 75 member orchestra and chorus. Proceeds fund Christian concerts for the 6 county Regional Art Center. tickets $1 to $3. all seating reserved at 57 E Main St Art Center.
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