Norwalk area crashes produce injuries and DUI citations
A Norwalk resident, Carol C. Sherwood, 27, was injured when her car left Ohio 6 near Vermilion and plunged down a snow embankment. She was treated at Lorain Community Hospital and cited for driving left of center and DUI. Other incidents include a Collins man injured after a snowmobile rollover, a young Collins driver sliding into a ditch, a Mansfield man backing into a ditch with a DUI citation, and additional rear-end and stop-light crashes resulting in traffic tickets and one uninjured teen in a Wells Road incident.
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Norwalk
Ohio 6
Vermilion
Carol C. Sherwood
Baker St
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Lorain
Miss Sherwood
Collins
Larry Olshewski
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Wells Road
James, UH
Garwood
Mansfield
New Haven
Ray J. Adams
Ohio
Adams
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Offer
Classified ad urges quick sales for sporting goods with a contact number 662 4241 to call for buyers. The brief notice markets fast turnover and direct dialing for inquiries.
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Dial
Norwalk Police Find Pot Then Release Five Suspects
Norwalk police found two bags of marijuana in a coat on a car seat at the Burger Chef lot but released the five young men after Erie County deputies failed to provide probable cause for a search warrant. The owner signed consent to search the car. officers could not search the coat.
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Norwalk
Burger Chef
Erie County Sheriff's Department
U.S. 250
James Martin
Sandusky
Huron
Martin
Erie County
Huron County
William W. Owens
Trautwein
Redmen
Schaffer
Ohlemacher
Two New Policemen Start Work in Norwalk
Norwalk hires two new officers Gregory E. Mehling and Todathon E. Wagner as day shift starters. Wagner is 24 and a top civil service scorer and former auto salesman. Mehling is 23, a bank teller and radio newsman. Starting pay is $7,988.
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Norwalk
Gregory E. Mehling
Todathon E. Wagner
Wagner
Mehling
Visit Your Jail Months Highlight Huron County Tours
Sheriff John Borgia notes March and April are designated Visit Your Jail Months in Huron County. Adults and children may tour the county jail to inspire youths and deter crime, with 10 prisoners housed as of Saturday.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary
Norwalk Mayor's Court records show sentences and fines: Mary L. Lasch of Monroeville faced failure to stop in an assured clear distance with a $17 bond forfeited. David M. Hanson of 5642 State St. was fined $50 plus costs with $40 suspended for obscured vision. Curtis J. Horn of Milan received $10 plus costs for a stop sign violation. Elwin C. Copenhaver of 29 Maple St. was fined $100 plus costs with $75 suspended for shoplifting. Floyd J. Denslow Jr. of Ashland had a $17 bond forfeited for improper lane usage. A fire at Sheller Globe Corp. 100 Jefferson St. triggered a sprinkler discharge and alarm at 9 10 p.m. by Norwalk firefighters.
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Norwalk
Mary L. Lasch
Monroeville
David M. Hanson
State St
Curtis J. Horn
Milan
Elwin C. Copenhaver
Maple St
Floyd J. Denslow, Jr
Ashland
Traffic Safety Poster Winners Named
Ted Kluding Cheryl Seitz Amy Adelman and Steve Brown head local winners in the National School Traffic Safety Poster Contest judged at Pleasant Street School. Prizes range from 2 to 15 dollars with multiple honorable mentions. winners advance to the national competition.
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Ted Kluding
Cheryl Seitz
Amy Adelman
Steve Brown
Pleasant Street
Norwalk
L.C. Hilson
Julius Mihali
Monroeville
Kathryn Myers
St. Joseph Catholic
Susan Stieber
Robin L. Chapman
Benedict Ave
Shawn Smetzer
Woodward Dr
Bronson
St. Joseph Catholic School
Carol Stiver
Westwood Mobile Estates
Jim Kelley
Walnut St
Keith Menshouse
Jamie Ramson
Taylor Ave
Denise Willis
Denise
Norwalk High School
St. Mary’s St
Deb Jameson
Milan Ave
Robert B. Hart, Jr
Williams St
Rose Smith
Erie St
Frank Stout
N. Foster St
Tim Pearce
Eastwood Dr
American Automobile Association
Prostitution Legalization Sparks NOW Conference Debate
Delegates at NOW’s sixth annual conference consider abolishing all prostitution laws as 56 proposals go to vote. A task force argues for criminal justice reform without endorsing licensing, citing coercion and police entrapment while warning against turning a profit from women’s sexual services.
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Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
National Organization For Women (Now
NOW
Sidney Abbott
New York
Women’s Movement
Dean Martin
National Airlines
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Norwalk Wrestler Clinches Championship Title
Norwalk's Johnson, switching between varsity and junior varsity, defeated Mike Wade of Tiffin Columbian 7-5, then edged Gary Andrews of Bellevue 1-0 to win the district title. Coach Corrigan praised Johnson for delivering when needed in a total team effort.
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Mike Wade
Tiffin Columbian
Johnson
Tornado
Gary Andrews
Bellevue
Andrews
Scout Thinking Day program features Monroeville Wakeman girls
Scout program Wakeman and Monroeville girl scouts perform singing and badge displays at the Monroeville grade school cafeteria from 7 to 9 PM. Troops Cadet 156 Brownie 290 Junior 394 from Monroeville and Cadet 22 Junior 301 from Wakeman participate in the nationwide Scouts Own theme.
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Wakeman
Monroeville
Scouts
Brownie
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Richard L. Spray
Willard
Michael A. Bursley
Spray
Whittlesey Avenue
Stanley E. Dyniewski
Hebron
Ind
Dyniewski
Walt Disney Productions
Walt Desney
Technicolor
Tano
Disney World
Walt Dese
Norwalk Cinema
Norwalk City Hospital Association
Norwalk Area United Fund
Paul L. Carpenter
Ohio Edison Company
Marjorie Jenkins
Balboa Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Jenkins
Balboa
Capt. Jenkins
Coronado
Mayor’s Court
Sheller Globe Corp
Jefferson St
Ccie Wakeman
Philgas
Simuon Hooker
Lp-Gas
Upper Sandusky
Ram _ Bill Trautwein
John Schaffer
Jim Balduff
OSHA
Clark Equipment
Colorado Ave
Lorain, Ohio
Maytag
Waor Wash
Carl
Benedict
Ibread
Mr. Big Tip Top
East Main ST
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