A Festival For Norwalk Debates Annual Event
Residents consider an annual Norwalk festival similar to Milan's Melon Festival. A public meeting is set for 7 30 p m January 14 in the Jaycee Club rooms at the Huron County Bank Building. Nick Borders will chair the committee as plans hinge on community input.
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Jaycee Club
Huron County Bank
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Woodyard
Nick Borders
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Cocktail Waitress Money Drives Tough Bar Lives
Pat Stoll studied cocktail waitresses for a master's thesis to reveal why they stay in bars. Money supports families, but the work brings hazards, stigma, and emotional strain as drinkers anger staff and professionals worry about long term effects.
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Patrick A. Malone
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Pat Stoll
Miss Stoll
Western Missouri Mental Health Center
NL Scouts Seek Adult Leaders
A meeting for adults to join Cub Scout leadership is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at First United Methodist Church in New London. Organizers Robert Ackerman Harold Bailey and Richard Hendrickson seek new leaders and den mothers for Pack 211.
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New London
First United Methodist Church
Robert Ackerman
Harold Bailey
Richard Hendrickson
Deputy Fired for Siren Incident Kills Self
Concord California police report that Roberta Ann Kline 24 of Martinez shot herself in her patrol car after being fired for turning on a siren and horn in a neighborhood outside the county sheriff’s coverage. A co worker witnessed the suicide on a residential street.
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Calif
UPS
Roberta Ann Kline
Martinez
Contra Costa
Harry Ramsey
Cleveland Press urges Rhodes to withdraw Jump nomination
The Cleveland Press called Harry V. Jump unfit to be state insurance director citing his lifetime insurance selling as creating a conflict of interest. Gov Rhodes refused to reconsider Jump despite editorials and Jump defended his customer focus and plans to sell his agency if appointed.
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Rick Reiff
Willard
Harry V. Jump
Cleveland
James Rhodes
Jump
Cleveland Press
Rhodes
Reflector
State Senate
Ohio
Grangers Discuss Policies in New London Meeting
The National Grange urged land use planning and tax incentives to protect prime agricultural land. Legislative agent Lewis Heyman outlined the stance to local grangers on Thursday. Members noted lower property taxes this year due to the sale of New London Hospital and removal of the hospital millage from tax bills.
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New London
National Grange
Lewis Heyman
Grange
New London Hospital
New London Hospital Corp
Sparks Start Fire at Ready Mix Co in New London
Firemen extinguished a small blaze at Tipple F. Jennings Ready Mix Co. when welding sparks fell on wooden beams. The 6:15 p.m. Friday incident caused minor damage, said Fire Chief Al Walters.
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New London
Tipple F. Jennings Ready Mix Co
al Walters
Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast Dial 662 4241
Classified readers buzz as thousands respond to the call for quick rental listings. Advertisers urge use of the number 662 4241 to place want ads and fill vacancies fast.
Norwalk council to read long ordinance on traffic code
Two new ordinances are on the agenda for Norwalk City Council. The 85 page traffic code will be read aloud, while a zoning measure would reclassify Woodlawn Avenue property for Hallmar Construction housing. A Dunn Townsend Avenue zoning hearing follows an annexation and planned bowling alley and apartments. Also, a car engine overheated and caught fire after a driver tried to exit a ditch on Henry Street. James A. Finney of Sandusky was involved. Firemen were dispatched at 7 51 p.m.
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Norwalk
Woodlawn Avenue
Hallmar Construction
LaConte
Clifford Dunn
Townsend Avenue
Dunns
James A. Finney
Sandusky
Henry Street
Want Extra Money Sell Your No Longer Needed Items
Local ad invites readers to call 662 4241 to sell unwanted belongings and earn extra cash. The concise notice emphasizes a quick sale opportunity and direct contact.
Ex City Man gets 20 years for bank robbery
Jesse Jennings 44 was sentenced by U S District Judge Robert M. Duncan to 20 years in prison for a Chesterhill bank robbery. He faces potential charges for a Berlin Heights heist as well, with federal prison placement to be decided by the Bureau of Prisons.
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Columbus
Jesse Jennings
Berlin Heights
Jennings
U.S. District Court
Robert M. Duncan
Chesterhill
Ohio
U.S
Albert Ritcher
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Ritcher
U S
Toledo
Firelands Community Bank
Patrick Foley
IRS Taxpayer Institute Set for Jan 14 in Sandusky
The Internal Revenue Service will sponsor its annual taxpayer institute in Sandusky on Tuesday Jan 14. The session runs from 7 30 to 10 00 p m at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. The event is open to the public with no registration fee and no advance registration required.
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Sandusky
Internal Revenue Service
Ehove Joint Vocational School
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