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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1972
Page
2
Greenwich village council had to postpone Thursday night sessions with only three members present. Mayor Lloyd Patton said actions requiring a quorum, including a third reading of an ordinance for revenue-sharing funds and vehicle purchases, would be moved to 8 p.m. next Thursday.
Linda Opper of 2 Pinewood Dr pays $10 fine and costs for traffic light violation. Larry R. Hinckley of 70 Woodlawn Ave forfeits $17 bond for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Ricky L. Griggs from rural Collins forfeits $17 bond for traffic light violation. Robert E. Flew from rural Wakeman pays $10 fine and costs for traffic light violation.
Short classified notice urges readers to call 662 4241 to place rental vacancy advertisements.
The Columbus power and light company will release one million gallons of propane to aid Ohio farmers drying this year's grain harvest. Gov. Gilligan asked Texas Eastern Gas Transmission Co. for priority pipeline use, with PUCO monitoring and restocking plans to ensure winter gas needs. The effort includes Texas supplies and storage releases to guarantee replacements for regular customers.
Harold T. Anderson, 38, of Milan, lost control on Ohio 601 and struck a culvert, later transferred to Providence Hospital in Sandusky with a fractured thigh. In parallel, Norman J. Daniel, 36, Willard, swerved to avoid a turning car on Greenfield Section Line Road and was cited for failure to yield. Arthur S. Jarrett, 62, Monroeville, hit a ditch while turning onto a private drive on U.S. 250 and was cited for driving under the influence. Edward F. Godfrey, 20, Norwalk, admitted he lacks driving skill and a license after hitting a pole on Woodlawn Avenue and Cedar Street and was charged with driving without a license. Lee A. Millhouse, 17, Willard, rear-ended a car on Townsend Avenue while Georgjean R. White, 20, was in front gaining a turn.
Raymond D. Spangler an 18 year old of 10242 Newton Street was charged with cashing a forged check at Jo and Eds Carryout 155 Whittlesey Avenue The check 25 dollars was reported stolen from Katherine L Kinsman 74 Newton Street The bank returned it as stopped payment Spangler allegedly found endorsed and cashed the check and was committed to Huron County Jail
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