Stolen $417 From Norwalk Contractor Office
Thieves burglarized the Norwalk office of Richard H. Opper Tuesday night taking about $17 in small bills. They also carried away two cigar boxes with roughly $400 in change, 40 to 50 signed leases, ledger sheets, two sets of washer machine keys, a cash receipts book, and eviction notices. The office at 133 North West Street is in a basement apartment complex. Janice Case, office manager, reported the loss after opening at 8 am Wednesday and said no forced entry was evident.
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Norwalk Park Board weighs indoor pool plan amid school support doubt
Norwalk’s Board of Park Commissioners discussed pursuing an indoor year round pool with possible school district collaboration. Mayor Goodsite noted no outreach since the last meeting while commissioners urged testing school board interest, citing operating costs of about ten thousand dollars for summer pool operations and reliance on school involvement. Bleile joined the board replacing Seitz, and committees were formed for 1978 projects including swimming pool, recreation center, McGuan Park and Memorial Park improvements.
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William Stewart
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Lorain Catholic High School
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James Seitz
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Berlin-Milan Deficit Budget For 1978 Planned
Berlin-Milan Board of Education will submit a deficit $ for 1978 as tax losses on about $6 million in cable swells revenue. Supt Lindecamp cites $193k tax loss after Ohio Telephone replaced cable with microwave. Levy approved but $120k dims by cable tax drop. $85k 1977 balance covers payroll this month. Max Krieger becomes president, Michael McGuire VP. clerk J.R. Wallrabenstein raised to $11,500. Extracurricular bus trips authorized.
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Bumper Beat Collision on Walnut Street Injures Girl
A six year old girl, Melinda Holtz of 27 Walnut Street, was injured when a head on collision occurred at 12 14 p m Wednesday on Walnut Street. Police report that Maryann Holtz also of 27 Walnut Street drove a car that collided with Teresa L Smith of 19 47 Norwood Avenue as her westbound vehicle tried to pass a parked car on a snow covered street. Holtz was cited for driving without a license. Holtz’s car sustained moderate damage while Smith’s vehicle was severely damaged.
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Teresa L. Smith
Norwood Ave
Tools Stolen From Church and Tape Player Taken
Police blotter reports William D Charville, 33, of rural Norwalk, missing wrenches and other tools valued at about 40 dollars while repairing air conditioning at St. Paul Episcopal Church at 4 15 p.m. A second report notes William A Eastman, 21, of 98 Townsend Ave, reports a 65 dollar tape player stolen from his vehicle parked at his residence Tuesday night.
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Norwalk
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Charville
William A. Eastman
Townsend Ave
Five Arrested in Maple Syrup Cabin Break-In
Huron County deputies arrested two adults and three juveniles in a break in at a maple syrup cabin in Ripley Township near Old State Road south of US 224. The owner, Howard Verberg Willard, reported the incident and investigators stopped the group 30 minutes later. They face charges of breaking and entering theft and vandalism with Hale men held in the county jail.
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Ripley Township
Howard Verberg
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Old State Road
US 224
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Robert W. Hale
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