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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1977
Page
3
Ohio Department of Transportation plans a $140000 program for Main Street U S 20 Bellevue with new vehicle and pedestrian control systems and traffic kept during construction. Estimated completion August 31 1977.
Sandusky man reports $150 in tools slid from the rear of his pickup during a Norwalk drive. Tim Gardner identified the items as orange handles in an orange tool box belonging to another Sandusky man.
A Norwalk resident, Margaret Viar of 47 Glover Street, reported her car engine caught fire while backing from the driveway Monday morning. The fire was put out by her husband, and the stalled vehicle was towed from the middle of Glover Street.
Ross Harris, 50, of Willard, charged with felonious assault for the gunshot injury to John Harris in Willard last week. Harris was in Huron County Jail and later released on personal recognizance.
Huron County reports 7.9 percent jobless in December, 1,868 unemployed. Erie County drops to 6.4 percent. Adams County on the Ohio River leads at 17 percent. State unemployment statewide at 6.9 percent, nationwide 7.4 percent.
A Huron County Grand Jury indicted three men Earl T. Castle Larry A. Stader and Charles H. Case and Richard M. Moser on grand theft charges. The group allegedly stole guns and citizens band radios from locations in Huron and Erie Counties and a CB radio from a pickup was cited in Moser’s case.
Monroeville area residents aged 65 or older can obtain free Golden Buckeye cards at the Monroeville Library during open hours. In Wakeman, seniors may collect cards from Mrs. Grosswiler on Tuesday between 1 and 3 p.m. at the Wakeman Library.
The Norwalk Public Library adds an outdoor weatherproof book return at the foot of the front steps to allow patrons to return books after hours. Records and films must still be returned at the desk to avoid damage from重量.
A compilation of land transfer entries showing multiple transfers between individuals and entities in Norwalk Willard and surrounding areas. Names include Richard Kianstoon Pamela Bores Steven Sycamore Hills Rose Brady Jeane Cofer Marshall Fields Harold Curry Evelyn Olcott Albert Kramer Beverly Callahan Robert Bet Mantz and others with institutions Willard Wessor Corp Norwalk City margins and property movements.
City council will consider raising the mayor’s salary from 15000 to 18000 a year. It will also review an ordinance allowing beauty and barber shops in two family and multi family districts and contract with the state to resurface a mile of Ohio 61.
Huron County reports a continuing drop in births with 107 births in 1976 down from 1975. Deaths totaled 389, led by the 80 to 89 age group and heart disease as the top cause, followed by cancer. Most deaths occurred in Norwalk and Willard. Probate notice notes Mary I. Merrill of New London with $22 469 estate.
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