Indicted Suspect Robber Tied to Willard News Route
A Willard man Michael Trushel aged 19 faces robbery indictment after an incident Friday involving a newsboy who was paid $3 in cash and a pack of cigarettes. Co defendants include Jeffrey O Dell 18 of Norwalk charged with an attempted break in Martin Motor Sales on Jan 8 and previous receiving of stolen property. Also indicted was Thomas L Burkhalter 18 of rural Willard for a Jan 1 break in at Central Elementary School. Darrell Hale of Greenwich linked to furs theft from a Greenwich garage with complicity indictments. An additional secret indictment issued.
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Willard
Huron County Grand
Michael Trushel
Art
Jeffrey O’dell
Seminary Road
Norwalk
O’dell
Martin Motor Sales
E. Main St
Thomas L. Burkhalter
Central
Burkhalter
Darrell Hale
Greenwich
Richard Hauser
Hale
Blanton Faces Scrutiny Over Tennessee Clemency Push
Gov. Ray Blanton angers public by pardoning 52 felons including murderers amid a burgeoning pardon-for-pay probe. Eddie Denton, a Newport killer tied to the scandal, is among as many as 18 additional cases under consideration. Officials weigh revoking the pardons as investigations continue and reactions pour in from Alexander, Sasser, and other leaders.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Ray Blanton
Blanton
Robert Lillard
Eddie Dallas Denton
Newport
Denton
FBI
Lamar Alexander
Blant
Hayes Cooney
Alexander
U.S
Jim Sasser
D-Tenn
Tennessee
Robin Beard
R-Tenn
Roger Humphreys
Correction A misidentified DUI citation in Reflector notice
A correction states the person cited is Leonard Albert Cusano, 40, of Snyder Road, not Albert Leonard Cusano. The previous report misnamed the individual after an accident and driving under the influence charge.
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Albert Leonard Cusano
Leonard Albert Cusano
Snyder Road
Plymouth Council Passes Snow Clearing Fine Ordinance
Plymouth residents face fines from one to twenty dollars for failing to clear snow and ice from sidewalks after the village council passed the snow removal ordinance. Councilman James Jacobs resigned from the board. The EPA approved the water supply, and the village seeks a licensed plant operator by 1980. The EPA urged testing for iron and magnesium. the water plant filter was replaced and should reach full capacity soon. The council renewed solicitor Robert McKnown’s contract and set an Jan. 22 hearing on Columbia Gas rates. A survey on electrical power sales versus village purchases was discussed. A new fire truck pump will be bought from tax levies funds placed in a reserve.
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Dennis Breznicki
Plymouth
James Jacobs
James Root
Council
Root
Environmental Protections Agency
EPA
Robert A. McKnown
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio Power
eWill
Smith Heads Firelands Ambulance
Fred Monroe elected chairman and Gary Smith vice chair man of the Firelands Ambulance Service at New London. Monthly meetings set for the first and third Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in the New London Fire Station. Clerk-treasurer Marybelle Sanders reported December receipts of 895 dollars and expenses of 260 dollars for drivers and EMTs. Sanders re-hired for a one-year term at 1200 dollars annually. A garage at 98 West Main Street will store the backup ambulance unit once heated by a separate meter. Sanders authorized bids for 12 FM pocket radio units. A roughly 20,000 dollar federal state grant, approved by the Ohio Department of Health Emergency Ambulance Division, has not yet been received and will be credited to the ambulance purchase.
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New London
Fred Monroe
Gary Smith
Firelands Ambulance Service
Marybelle Sanders
Main Steet
Richard Eastman
Eight Elected To St Peter Church Council Norwalk
St Peter Lutheran Church Norwalk elected eight members to its 24 member council Tuesday night. New members are Clarence Avers Howard hill Kenneth Conway Dr James Loch Mrs Robert Lukke Patricia Sellinger Mike Baker and Art Mc Williams. Terms run three years and 19 candidates competed. The congregation approved a 167832 operating budget for 1979, $12000 higher than 1978. They also discussed purchasing a bell from the Salvation Army for the tower of the former church on East Main Street and approved two external evaluators from the American Lutheran Church for 1979. Finishing his term as president is Ross Stewart.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church of
Norwalk
Clarence Avers
Howard Hill
Kenneth Conway
James Loch
Robert Lukke
Patricia Sellinger
Mike Baker
Art McWilliams
Salvation Army
East Main Street
St. Peter
American Lutheran Church
Ross Stewart
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Patricia Scott
Dale Scott
Ripley
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Pam Case
James Seitz
Robert
Nancy Warner
Kirby Smith
James Spayde
Margaret Spayde
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Carl & Virginia Ruess
Bruce Lugaski
N.S
Ruth Thurston
John Thurston
Ridgefield
Glenn
Debra Green
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Home Savings & Loan Company
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