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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1969
Page
3
A.J. Riley of 240 Woodlawn Ave plans to sue in Mayor's Court over smoke from the municipal light plant. Police say smoke from a small plant stack blew toward his property since noon, with snow and fog hampering assessment. Officers noted the 5:26 p.m. call and documented conditions.
Huron County Commissioners opened bids to deposit 800000 in inactive funds for two years. Bids came from First National Bank of Bellevue Bellevue Union Bank Farmers and Citizens Banking Co Monroeville Huron County Banking Co Norwalk Peoples National Bank Plymouth Wakeman Bank Co and Willard United Bank. Funds to be reviewed by Treasurer Harold Collier and Prosecuting Attorney Bernard Freeman before action.
James T. McGee of Corwin Street reported two 12 gauge shotguns stolen from the gun rack in the rear of his pickup. He parked the truck Friday night with the guns locked by a bicycle strap and a combination lock. Saturday afternoon the guns were missing though the truck remained locked with no sign of forced entry. Estimated values were 100 dollars for the shotguns and 30 to 40 dollars for the lock and strap.
A Milan youth's car clipped an unattended parked car owned by Doyle Guinn of rural Norwalk on Route 601. The abandoned vehicle sat in a ditch about half a mile north of Route 61. Paul Stratton, 16, Milan, failed to see Guinn's car and was charged with driving a defective car.
The Ohio Department of Health demands extensive details before acting on Norwalks federal financing request for ambulance service. City seeks 26 224 dollars from the Department of Transportation to cover half the start up cost. Mount says drawings equipment costs radio specs fees bill estimates road counts and service area data are required and will be provided this week. The ambulance service ordinance faces second reading at Tuesday night council.
In New London Triangle Park the first community Christmas tree is destroyed leaving only a sign that greets vandals, signaling ongoing damage to a public display. Police investigate the incident and urge witnesses to come forward.
Madison Wisconsin UPI reports Alex McKinney 20 of Cleveland free on 107 bond for disorderly conduct after a Students for a Democratic Society disturbance that injured four policemen. Four others arrested. multiple speeding and license violations noted. vandals toppled a tall tree and stole lights prompting plans for a curfew ordinance.
A break-in at Norwalk Junior High School was found this morning with a broken hasp on a refrigerator. About 15 candy bars, three watches, a football, a walnut pipe rack with eight pipes, and 50 cents were taken. The theft occurred between 6 15 p m Sunday and 7 15 a m Monday. Principal Clark Rapalee reported no forced entry to police.
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