Bartender Denies Sale In Juvenile Beer Case
Frank Robson a bartender at Lee's Cafe in Willard faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after the Oct 15 incident involving a 15 year old boy who was seen intoxicated. The trial before Judge Russell T Antrim heard defense and state arguments with closing at noon and jury deliberation to follow.
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Huron County
Frank Robson
Robson
Lee’s
Willard
Fremont
Lee
Russell T. Antrim
Ronald Freeman
George Cook Ford
Frank McKenzie
McKenzie
Floyd Rinker
Rinker
George McGarty
McGarty
Weather and Life Events Then Norwalk
Considerable cloudiness and mild conditions continue through Saturday with showers likely tonight and Saturday. Low tonight in the lower 30s and high Thursday 43 with a low of 29. Sunrise 7:52 a.m. Sunset 5:20 p.m. Marriage license for Frank J. Didion and Monica Louise Schaffer. Births to Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Forrider. Deaths: Harold G. Duncan 68, former Norwalk resident. David Lee Stower infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Didion
Bellevue
Monica Louise Schaffer
Norwalk
Harold G. Duncan
David Lee Stower
Solution To Pension Row In Ohio Hinges On Test Case
A state attorney general spokesman says a test case will likely be filed soon against a city that fails to transfer assets to the Police and Fireman Pension Fund by January 1. Martins Ferry is named as a likely target with another city possibly involved. The suit may reach the Ohio Supreme Court by week’s end.
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Columbus
UPI
Charles Lopeman
Attorney General’s Office
Martins Ferry
Lopeman
Ohio Supreme Court
Jump Co Sponsors School Levy Bill
State Sen. Harry V. Jump and Sen John H. Weeks are co sponsoring a bill to extend school operating levies indefinitely once passed. The move aims to spare boards from frequent renewals while tying levies to a 20 mill requirement for state funds, against a 10 mill minimum now.
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Jump
Board of Education
Harry V. Jump
Reflector
John H. Weeks
Gested
Gas main explosion sparks massive Queens blaze in New York
A gas main explosion in Queens ignited a wall of flame 400 feet high, destroying five buildings and damaging twenty others. Police and firefighters evacuated hundreds as two fire trucks were incinerated, with over a thousand fire personnel battling the blaze for hours and preventing a larger tragedy.
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New York
UPI
Queens
Heart of Manhattan
Nat Gibson
Francis Keating
Jack O’connor
101St Avenue
Lou Gatsky
England
Olive
Gatsky
William Finnan
Kennedy Criticizes National Guard Training Gaps
Sen Edward M Kennedy blasted the National Guard as uneven in its training and draft impact at a National Press Club lunch. He urged major reforms to permit changes in Selective Service laws by June 30. Maj Gen James Cantwell dismissed Kennedy’s claims as inaccurate and insulting, noting Guardsmen are angry nationwide.
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National Press Club
Congress
National Guard
James F. Cantwell
The
National Guard Association
Kennedy
School To Get Butter Allotment
Norwalk school cafeterias switch to margarine after stockpiled butter ran out on January 6. Mrs. Nofzinger explains the change was due to no butter from the government and that butter will return February 1 with a self supporting federally funded program.
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Norwalk
Harry Notzinger
Board of Education
Paul Miller
Notzinger
Fire Ravages Barn Near NF and Court Trials Near Norwalk
Windsor D. Wood filed a 25 000 suit in Huron County Common Pleas against Richard J Stieber over a Jan 19 1965 collision on Schaeffer Road five miles west of Norwalk. Two trials follow next week with Leonard Valeris Tidswell and Nelson Hendricks scheduled for DUI and assault battery cases.
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Windsor D. Wood
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Richard J. Stieber
RD 3
Schaeffer Road
Norwalk
Wood
Stieber
Grass fire near Norwalk from rubbish burning spreads to corn stubble
Norwalk firefighters fought a grass fire at R W Albright Inc on Route 250 North after workers burned rubbish. wind drove the blaze to adjacent land damaging corn stubble. In Huron County Common Pleas Court the Stein land appropriation trial entered its third day as witnesses for the state testified regarding damages and compensation to Don Stein and wife.
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Norwalk
R.W. Albright Inc
Kenneth Link
Albright Company
Stein Land
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Ald Stein
Old State Road
Heyman Files Petitions for Bronson Township Clerk
Carly Heyman of RD 2 has filed petitions for the office of Bronson township clerk. Incumbent H J Elmlinger of Monroeville RD 2, the current clerk in Sherman Township, also picked up petitions at the Huron County Board of Elections.
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Carly Heyman
Bronson Township
H.J. Elmlinger
Monroeville
Sherman Township
Huron County Board of Elections
Swanbeck Reappointed Chair of Welfare Subcommittee
Columbus state representative Ethel G. Swanbeck a Republican from Huron is re appointed as chairman of the Subcommittee on Welfare of the House Finance Committee. Swanbeck is serving her seventh term and has previously served on the Education and Finance committees.
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Columbus
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Huron
House
Guidance Center Opens In Home In Huron County
The Huron County Mental Health Society opened the Guidance Center at 86 West Main Street. Board president Henry Young said services will begin with calls and appointments and an open house likely in spring. The society approved gifts for a child therapy room and increased the Board of Trustees from 18 to 20. The new code removes certain provisions and grants the board more flexibility. Rev. Robert H. New resigned and Rev. T. G. S. Whitney was appointed to replace him.
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Henry Young
Huron County Mental Health Society
Guidance Center
Main Street
Board of Trustees
Huron County Commissioners
Society
Young
Robert H. New
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
T.G.S. Whitney
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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Mrs. Dalton Forrider
Wakeman
F-T
N. Y
Cathy Lynn Holden
John Holden
Newton St
Blacky
T.J. Ralson
Eastwood Dr
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Cantwell
Johnson
Peter Hurd
Colum
Henriette Wyeth Hurd
Edward Nicholas
Hurd
New Mexico
Mrs. Nofzinger
Leonard Valeris Tidswell
North Fairfield
Nelson Hendricks
Don
Heyman
Swanbeck
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