Cat Blamed In City Crash On Main Street
An early Sunday crash on Main Street was attributed to a car that swerved to avoid another vehicle. Richard A. Crouch, 18, reported his car struck a utility pole. his brother Jesse Crouch Sr. owned the car involved. Additional incidents included a traffic signal violation by Janis E. Graham and damage to a Jefferson Street pole by David A. Johnson.
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W. Main St
Richard A. Crouch
Central Blvd
Crouch
Jesse Crouch
Marion Drive
Janis E. Graham
James St
East Main
Prospect Streets
Curtis I. Hall
Sandusky
Jefferson St
David A. Johnson
Charles E. Smith
Morley Drive
Rita Ann Fritz
Whittlesey Ave
Wooster Street
COED nominee slate set for annual directors vote
Five nominees named for COED board to be elected at the January 10 dinner meeting at Greentree Inn Sandusky. Nominees include W C Edwards Norwalk and C V Arnold Willard with Port Clinton’s D J Lynch and Sandusky residents Melvyn Stauffer and William A Derrick. Floor nominations possible. The Code requires two directors from Huron two from Erie and one from Ottawa counties. A officers report and financial update will be presented.
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W.C. Edwards
Norwalk
Charles V. Arnold
Willard
Committee On Educational Development, Inc
COED
David J. Lynch
Port Clinton
Melvyn Stauffer
William A. Derrick
Sandusky
Huron County
Erie County
Ottawa County
Greentree Inn
Veteran Surprised by News of Return from Vietnam
Surprise for James C. Wasiniak of 11 Grove Street as reflected in last Friday’s Reflector. An armed forces news release says he returned from Vietnam and was reassigned to a California base. Wasiniak, a Navy veteran, was discharged November 4 after an early release due to a double tour of duty.
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James C. Wasiniak
Grove St
Armed Forces
Vietnam
California
Wasiniak
Las Hen Srgue Wasiniak
Norwalk Charter Commission Cancelled Tonight
A Norwalk City Charter Commission meeting planned for tonight has been cancelled due to the unavailability of a speaker. The next meeting is scheduled for January 9 with location to be announced.
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Norwalk City Charter Commission
Commission
Northern Ohio Pays Dividends on Common Stock in 1967
Northern Ohio Telephone Co mailed fourth quarter common stock dividends totaling 566 851 dollars to stockholders on December 30 with 20 cents per share for record date December 8. For eleven months in 1967 earnings were 1 26 per share, up from 1 13 in 1966, while telephones served rose to 164 602 and long distance calls reached 14 608 773, a 7.9 percent gain. The company operates 68 exchanges across 24 Ohio counties as a large independent carrier.
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Bellevue
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
William C. Henry
Henry
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio
Stamp Machines to Reflect New Postage Rates
Nearly 10 000 postage vending machines including Norwalk Post Office kiosks will be converted in three months to the new rates. First class goes to 6 cents per ounce and air mail to 10 cents per ounce. postal cards 5 cents. Machines will switch from 5 4 and 5 cent options to 5 6 cent stamps and a new model will offer 1 5 and 6 cent stamps.
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Norwalk Post Office
Russell Grell
New Year Traffic Safe in Huron County Despite Minor Injuries
State Highway Patrol reported a string of weekend accidents with nine passengers in a car that struck a tree on Highway 162 causing minor injuries. No deaths occurred. Other incidents included a fence post crash on Kelly Road and a speed cited driver on U.S. 20.
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State Highway Patrol
Huron County
Carol Yoder
Vermilion
Highway 162
New London
Norwalk
Kelly Road
Route 113
Erie County
Barbara Miller
Bouscau Ave
Many Tax Hikes In County Says Collier
Huron County Treasurer Harold B. Collier reports first half 1967 real estate tax mailings show higher or reduced rates depending on voter levies and bond retirements. He notes many levies passed in November increase tax dollars, with the current half tax charge around 2.45 million dollars excluding subdivisions. Payment due by January 31 with a 10 percent statutory penalty after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Collier
Huron County
Ohio
Conservancy District
Collier
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