Ambulance Service Would Cost NS $4.90 A Person
New London Village and six surrounding townships face a first year ambulance service cost of 4.90 per resident based on borrowing about 30,000 for the vehicle and 6,700 for communications. Wages are to be volunteers, with township and hospital proceeds possible donors. Per capita costs rise to 5.60 if a two year loan is used, and may vary with grants or gifts. Authorities list subdistricts and populations with yearly cost estimates for three years.
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New London
New London Township
New London Hospital
Hospital Proceeds Corp
Council
the Proceeds Corp
Cleveland
New London Village
Clarksfield
Fitchville
Hartland Township
Ruggles
Troy Township
Norwalk High seniors survive van crash near Perrysburg
A Norwalk High School field trip van carrying nine people, including English teacher Laurence P. Clement, skidded on icy US 20 near Perrysburg, rolled onto its side, and dumped into a snowbank. Two seniors Cecilia Griffiths and Mary Beth Obermiller were treated for bruises and cuts. others shaken but uninjured.
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Norwalk High School
Toledo
Laurence P. Clement
Cecilia Griffiths
Mary Beth Obermiller
Perrysburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Maumee
Clement
U.S. 20
Robert Skelding
Walbridge
Ohio State Patrol Post
Police Blotter Steals and Vandalism Reported in Local Crime
Brenda S. Creak reported a tape player stolen from her car parked at 23 Newton Terrace Apts Apt B-6. A Norwalk pickup had four tires slashed worth 200 dollars at Norwalk Bowling Center lot. Jack O Neill reported damage to his pickup from 9 30 p m Saturday to 3 40 a m Sunday. Jack A. Thompson said a tape player and six tapes valued at 146 dollars were taken from his car with no sign of forced entry. Dale S Sewell reported someone stole the CB antenna from his vehicle at 65 N Pleasant St. antenna valued at 15 dollars.
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Ms. Creak
Newton Terrace
Apts
Apt
B-6
Norwalk
Norwalk Bowling Center
Jack O’neil
Christie Ave
Whittlesey Ave
Jack A. Thompson
State St
Dale S. Sewell
Massillon
Norfolk and Western Railroad
N. Pleasant St
Ambulance Runs Report From Norwalk Area
Ambulance runs on Monday include Mary Rahrig of Monroeville unconscious taken to Fisher-Titus at 4 p.m. and Gwendolyn Gurney of Berlin Heights with a neck injury from a two vehicle collision at East Main Street and Old State Road transported to Fisher-Titus at 4 30 p.m.
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Norwalk
Mary Rahrig
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus
Gwendolyn Gurney
Berlin Heights
East Main Street
Old State Road
Charges dropped for 13-year-old in New London abuse case
A 13-year-old boy previously charged in a New London child abuse case had his charges dismissed after juvenile court detention and extensive questioning. His 16-year-old brother remains charged. The brothers faced allegations from a New London father who said his two-year-old daughter was abused while the elder sibling babysat.
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New London
Mansfield
Minor fire damages room and wall at Sherman-Norwich home
A fire damaged a room and an exterior wall of a Sherman-Norwich Road house owned by Russell Bumb. The structure, unf occupied during the 3:30 p.m. incident, was undergoing remodeling when an Ohio Edison worker noticed smoke and alerted authorities. Fire Chief Olin Schneider cited a short in wiring as the likely cause.
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Monroeville
Russell Bumb
Sherman-Norwich Road
Here
Bumb
Ohio Edison
Olin Schneider
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Huron County Bank
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National Association
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