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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1971
Page
2
Milan council debates a village income tax to fund major projects including a sewer plant. A closed work session is planned for March 16 to discuss the proposal.
Five one car crashes were reviewed by the Norwalk post of the State Highway Patrol on Tuesday. Dorothy Haerr lost control on Ohio 113 east of Bellevue and struck a mailbox, then rested in a field. Juanita Edwards suffered a similar mishap near the same location but was unhurt after hitting a house and property. Dana Predieri slid into a yard along Ohio 103 east of Willard. Sandra Mosley lost control on Ohio 61 south of Norwalk and slid off the road. Robert Swartz and Doyle Sumrall Jr. left the road on snow and ice near Willard. both were uninjured.
John Goss who ran two anti poverty stores was terminated by interim CAC leader William Lewis after a dispute with former director Wallace Reese. Goss appealed, citing prejudice and mismanagement in Youth Economic Development programs, and the Personnel Committee was to meet to determine his status.
Market note highlights corn oats and soybeans with a call to action for classified ads to improve business reach. Includes a contact phone number for inquiries.
Milan police report a semi-trailer driven by Clifford Ricks Jr. Akron 24 struck a parked car owned by Neil Nottke rural Huron and pushed it into another parked car owned by Oliver Weilnau rural Milan during a right turn at Front and Main Streets. Ricks faces an improper turn charge and a Mayor's Court appearance March 10.
Cincinnati police officer George O'Reilly Jr. recognized a coat as the one he had bought for his father at Christmas. Charles Dewberry, 23, was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse after being convicted on receiving stolen goods for theft of the coat from the detective's car.
New London Board of Education again tabled the 1971 appropriation resolution at its Feb. 15 meeting and planned an adjourned session to study the items further. Four members voted yes to table, with one absent, and the board noted a public meeting will occur when ready. The panel must act by April 1. Also, local bands held a percussion clinic at Mansfield Senior High to study Ohio State Percussion Ensemble techniques for students Wes Garrett through Scott Bricker. And New London schools will be closed March 4 for Huron County teachers visitation day, with Fitchville and New London elementary classes in session as usual.
A young New London woman suffered a bruised nose left leg and right hand after losing control on East Main Street and sliding into a utility pole at East Main and South Garden. Harris Gleen V. King 17 was treated and released and charged with speeding. Gary A. Roth 145 Woodlawn was charged with failure to stop after his car hit a rear of a stopped vehicle. Alda L. Garner 103 Corwin was another party in the rear collision.
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