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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1975
Page
2
Todd C. Roscoe, 16, of 101 Fairway Circle, was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after a collision on West Main Street Tuesday evening. He failed to stop behind Ralph F. Burras II, 19, of rural Norwalk, police said.
Ross Milan was named Man of the Year by the Milan Jaycees at the Milan Inn. Dick Rench praised him as a reliable worker behind the scenes while Ross’s long Navy career included Pearl Harbor service and involvement with the U 505 exhibit in Chicago. He retired in 1962 after 23 years in the Navy and later started M&A Electric in Milan with his wife Carol. they have six children and four grandchildren.
A city street department worker scared off a burglar Tuesday night at the Woodlawn Avenue garage. The would be thief stood on a stool trying to open a window when challenged. Police believe the man planned to ferry items to a partner outside.
The IRS urged Ohio residents to use its year round toll free tax help line to start 1974 returns. Norwalk taxpayers can dial 800-362-9050 for assistance, with outlying areas advised to check their tax packages or instructions.
Miley noted the IRS toll-free numbers provide access to specially trained taxpayer service representatives who assist with area specific questions and toll-free access codes.
New London village officials must decide by July 1 whether federally subsidized flood insurance through HUD will be available to residents and businesses. If they opt out, New London loses eligibility for federal housing loans. Council president J W Stewart stresses protecting residents despite reservations.
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Dale A. Lee of Cincinnati faces failure to stop in an assured clear distance with 15 dollars and costs. Gary J. Miller of Bellevue charged with drag racing with 500 dollars and costs, 400 dollars suspended. Jack A. Thompson of Norwood Avenue faces disorderly conduct with 25 dollars and costs. Samuel I. Reamer of Jefferson Street cited for no license plate light with 10 dollars and costs. Mark W. Straka of Spring Street charged with disorderly conduct with 25 dollars and costs. Donald LeRoy Carr of New Haven cited for speeding with 20 dollars waived. Barry L. Masser of St. Marys Street charged with stop sign violation with 15 dollars and costs. Richard M. Moser Jr. of Greenwich and Thomas A. Kramer of Wooster Street listed for improper starting from a parked position with 15 dollars and costs. A misprinted note mentions Sheller Globe rebate figures: 130 dollars reported as 100 dollars. Florence Lawrence cited for failure to yield right of way with 15 dollars and costs. Harold R. Knott of Collins charged for passing a school bus unloading with 15 dollars and (incomplete).
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