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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1970
Page
4
The Village of Milan blamed an electrical blackout of 1 hour 35 minutes on a metering transformer failure at 10 40 a m. The transformer was at the village substation but belonged to Ohio Edison Co.
John V. Huber of 10 Perrin Road pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail with all but three suspended if the fine and costs are paid.
Bowling Green State University leads a child study institute with 225 teachers from Huron and Erie Counties to foster adolescent development understanding. The program offers undergrad and grad credit taught by BGSU education faculty.
Report of condition for a state member bank of the Federal Reserve System as of December 31 1969. Details include demand deposits, time and savings deposits, government and state deposits, and certified checks.
At 2 30 Sundays Jan 18 to March 15 the Sidney Frohman Planetarium presents What's My Sign an astrology program explaining the zodiac and the roots of astrology with no admission charge Tickets are available at the door and preschool children should not attend
The list includes Diane Morgan North Fairfield fined 5.80 for passing a school bus. Martin Mott Willard cited for speed with a 20 waiver. Thomas Burke Norwalk speed 20 waiver. John DeWitt Galion speed 20 waiver. Edsel Shepp Norwalk stop sign 10 waiver. Phil Brimhall Fremont stop sign 10 waiver. Winston Mixon and Jimmy Bates listed as waivers.
A not guilty plea was entered in Common Pleas Court for Alfred E Leach 19 of Willard on a charge of indecent exposure. Bond was set at 2000 cash or 4000 property. Leach was arrested by Willard Police on a sheriff’s office complaint.
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