Huron County Court Docket Sees Multiple Speed and Stop Violations
A Huron County Court list records numerous defendants with traffic infractions including speed violations, stop sign breaches, and license issues. Bonds range from five to three hundred dollars, with several cases noting court costs or waivers and numerous names and addresses across Norwalk Willard New London and surrounding towns.
Young EHOVE Graduate Named Huron County Deputy
Thomas D. Dunlap a 19 year old EHOVE graduate was appointed as a Huron County sheriff's deputy under a federally subsidized program. Dunlap previously led EHOVE student council served as FFA chapter vice president and 4 H Junior Leadership president of the Huron County Junior Fair Board. He recently began work with the sheriff's department and is the son of Mr and Mrs Dale Dunlap.
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EHOVE
Huron County
Thomas D. Dunlap
New London
John Borgia
Dunlap
Future Farmers of American
Huron County Junior Fair Board
Sheriff's Department
Dale Dunlap
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Around Norwalk Area
Several traffic incidents were reported Monday and over the weekend around Norwalk and surrounding towns. Charges included reckless driving for Larry W. Boggs of 5 St. Mary's St. after his car struck two parked vehicles on Monroe Street. John McCarty, 17, rural Norwalk, backed into a car on West Monroe Street. Evelyn Hite, 28, rural Norwalk, cited for failure to yield. Mary J. Holbrook, 39, Willard, charged with improper turn after a two car collision on U.S. 20. Other incidents involved accidents at U.S. 20 and Brown Road, a boat trailer collision, and a drunken driving charge for Ronald Vegas, 26, Bellevue, who drove onto a snow field attempting a right turn near Bellevue.
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Eugene D. Knutson
S. Linwood Ave
Cathy L. van Nostran
Norwalk
John A. Borsick
Richard Ave
Speed
Delvin R. Dillon
Willard
Harold Gardner
New London
Mitchell E. Gowrylock
N. Garden St
Edward A. Kraft
Monroeville
Harold E. Marett
Gallup Ave
Dennis C. Schaffer
Patrick J. Schaffer
Kenneth L. Valentine
Kimberly Albright
E. Elm St
Robert J. Dilger
Indian Terrace
Nelson E. Ferber
Berlin Heights
Janet A. Hinkley
Doris Jackson
Wakeman
Joan A. Hoffman
Carl F. Kessler
Bouscau Ave
Gene A. Owens
Greenwich
Bernard E. Pleunik
Stephen M. Rahrig
Key Estates
Daniel J. Riedy
St. Clair St
Robert A. McHenry
Crystal Hunter
Steven A. LaConte
Harris St
Brian J. Murray
Milan
Michael A. Cottrell
Edward S. Arlin
Ruth A. Beach
Kathleen A. Bick
Maurice Bowman, Jr
Donald Dauch
E. Monroe St
Paul E. Hammersmith
Robert J. Huber
Key Drive
Larry W. Boggs
St. Mary’s St
Boggs
Jim Parsons Gargage
Kerr Printing Co
Monroe Street
Dean W. Decker
Rural
John McCarty
West Monroe Street
McCarty
Ellen T. Green
Townline 12
Old State Roads
North Fairfield
Evelyn Hite
Michael Ritchey
U.S
Mary J. Holbrook
Patricia A. Blystone
Clyde
Holbrook
James Collins
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mary Holbrook
U.S. 20
Brown Road
Robert A. Miller
Bellevue
Christopher F. Roswell
Collins
Miller
Darrell A. Arbour
Mason’s
Marie E. Benge
Marie Benge
Virgil R. Mast
Paul J. Grover
Grover
Attica
Ronald A. Vegas
Willard City Manager Capitalizes 13 Percent Pay Rise in 1975
Willard city manager Paul Capelle will receive a 13 percent raise to 17 500 in 1975. Eight other city officials gain 9 percent raises. new salaries include finance director 13 821 law director 6 547 police chief 12 559 detective 10 636 fire chief 12 559 buildings and lands 10 778 water and sewage plants 15 821 maintenance 12 559 and recreation director 10 000. Capelle, a retired Marine, has served since July after Michael G Orenic left. Budget notes mention capital improvements such as street equipment a pool heater park shelters a video recorder sewer work and an industrial mower with safety shoes.
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Willard
Paul Capelle
Capelle
Michael G. Orenic
Orenic
Council
Six Juvenile Narcotics Cases Lead Huron County Detentions
In November the Huron County Sheriff's Juvenile Officer handled 16 cases. Six involved drugs with six juveniles aged 13 to 17. Four accused of selling hallucinogens, one of marijuana, one of amphetamines. The rest concerned truancy, ungovernable behavior, or theft and endangering morals.
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Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Phyllis Spencer
Service News Highlights Local Armed Forces Graduates
Airman Scott R. Hartley has graduated from the U S Air Force security policeman course at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Rickenbacker AFB Ohio. Private Norman E Atkins completed a three week course at the U S Army Infantry School. Ensign Gary W DeYoung visited Hong Kong aboard USS Enterprise. Major Dean R Frost serves as supply officer of the 1st Brigade 24th Infantry Division at Hunter Army Airfield Georgia.
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San Antonio
Scott R. Hartley
Earl R. Hartley
Greenwich
Lackland Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Rickenbacker Afb
Ohio
Tactical Air Command
Hartley
South Central High School
Navy
Gary W. DeYoung
Kathy
William Fridsma
Willard
Hong Kong
Enterprise
Hunter Army Airfield
Dean R. Frost
Kenneth Frost
Bellevue
24Th Infantry Division
Center Balks At Free Exams At Christie Lane School
Thirty one adult Christie Lane School students must have psychological examinations soon. The cost is 40 dollars per student for a two hour test totaling 1240 dollars. The Mental Health Center board declined to act on funding. The center may seek partial reimbursement from Christie Lane Schools guardians or insurance.
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Christie Lane School
Ron Scott
Huron County Mental Health Center
Christie Lane
Michael Fegen
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