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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1978

Page

3

Huron County to Collect 4.5 Percent Sales Tax

Huron County businessmen must collect a total 4.5 percent sales tax starting February 1 after the county commissioners accepted an Ohio Department of Taxation acknowledgment. The 0.5 percent piggyback tax runs atop the state 4 percent levy. Vendors will receive instruction letters, new rate schedules, and tax returns covering sales through January 31.

Huron County Ohio Department of Taxation State Tax Department

Youth Hits Woman On Linwood Bridge Injures Her

Norwalk police reported a youth ran into Helen Manlet at about 3 p.m. on Linwood Bridge, causing her to fall, strike her head, and hurt her back. Pharmacist William Leaser aided her to the police station, a purse theft was reported but not found, and she was treated and released at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.

Linwood Bridge Norwalk Helen Manlet Summit St William Leaser K and H Drugs

Town Marshal Resigns in North Fairfield Council Meeting

North Fairfield council with four members present accepted the Feb. 18 resignation of village marshal Roy Back. New members Jack Pfanner and Joanne Maerkisch were sworn in by Mayor Randy Garner. Committees for 1978 named. Roy Dendinger elected council president. vehicle liability insurance increased.

North Fairfield Jack Pfanner Joanne Maerkisch Randy Garner Roy Back Garner Roy Dendinger Wilma Ross Lloyd McPherson Pfanner Ross Maerkisch Gale Rinehart Dendinger

Prisoner in Lucasville Self Mutilates Finger

A Southern Ohio Correctional Facility inmate, David Cattano, 28, cut off the tip of his finger with a sharpened can lid and flushed it away. He is among 14 inmates seeking to renounce citizenship to leave the country.

Lucasville, Ohio UPI Southern Ohio Correctional Facility State Corrections Department David Cattano Erie County Red Armstrong Washington George Lehner Corrections Department Columbus Cattano Lehner Lucasville

Striking Cops Not Missed In Springfield

Springfield police trade sick leave for citywide coverage as 34 supervisors run two 12 hour shifts while 90 officers remain absent. SPPA attorney Bert Hack says stalemate persists after talks broke off over a 12 point pay and benefit package and a union shop proposal.

Springfield Ohio UPI Richard T. Bennett Bennett Bert Hack Springfield Police Patrolmen’s Association Sppa Association Roger Baker Baker Hack

Nun Bites Intruder After Nighttime Assault at Convent

Sister Mary Henderson awoke to a groping assailant in the New Hall convent Boreham Essex. She bit the burglar on the thumb and fought him off, escorting him from the premises as Judge Peter Greenwood noted.

London UPI Mary Henderson New Hall Boreham Essex Peter Greenwood

Search For Woman Two Kids Stranded In Snow

Knox and Coshocton deputies, volunteers, and four helicopters searched for a woman and two children reportedly stranded off a snowbound road in heavy weather. Sheriff Rowe questioned the hoax possibility since no car or missing persons were confirmed, while CB alerts and ALERT volunteers pressed on with air and ground searches through high winds and drifting snow.

Mount Vernon, Ohio UPI Knox and Coshocton County Knox County Paul Rowe Howard Citizens Band Rowe ALERT National Guard Bonnie

Dairymen Convene Wednesday in Huron Erie Counties Meet

Dairymen from Huron and Erie counties gather at the Huron County Administration Building at 180 Milan Ave beginning at 10 a.m. Noda reps Bryce Wyker and Max Curren lead the morning program on artificial breeding trends and sire improvement. Dr. Lawrence Heider OSU extension vet discusses major dairy cattle diseases and control. Gerald Case presides over the meeting and election of dairy committeemen and Ag Services delegates. Floren James and John Wells award dairy producers. Lunch sponsored by Noba Inc.

Huron and Erie County Huron County Administration Milan Ave Noda Bryce Wyker Max Curren Noba Huron Erie Lawrence Heider Ohio State University Ag Services Floren James John Wells Noba, Inc Tiffin

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