Greenwich Councilman Fetter Fined for Cesspool Violation
Greenwich Councilman George Fetter was fined 25 for failing to close a backyard cesspool after warnings from the mayor and health officials. He plans to appeal to Common Pleas Court after pleading not guilty and being found guilty in Mayor's Court.
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Greenwich — Village
George Fetter
Greenwich
Fetter
Common Pleas Court
Lloyd Patton
Huron County Health Department
Townsend Street
Plan Tests For Police Firemen Plan Tests For Police Firemen
The Goodsite administration will ask the Civil Service Commission to schedule examinations to establish eligibility lists for the police and fire departments. Examinations for all fire department grades including chief will be given. Fire Chief Kenneth Link is absent due to a heart attack.
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Goodsite
Civil Service Commission
Police
Wayne Goodsite
Kenneth Link
Monroeville Plans Water Sale for New Center
Monroeville Village Council approved selling water to Royce Shopping Centers of New York for a planned Ridgefield Township center between Norwalk and Monroeville. Royce will pay about 30 000 for an 8 inch line and commercial rates, install its own sewage treatment, and cover future tap-in costs. The line will include shut-off valves at ends and a mid‑line T every 500 feet. An ordinance is slated for Feb 18. The site is near Fisher Wayside Furniture Co.
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Monroeville
Royce Shopping Centers, Inc
Royce Shopping Centers of
New York
Ridgefield Township
Norwalk
Royce
Franklin Eckstein
Fisher Wayside Furniture Co
Goodsite
Drillers Hit Water For New Well On Harris Avenue
City officials expect water from the new Harris Avenue well after drillers hit water bearing material. Drilling paused at 87 feet when shale was reached. Memorial Lake stood nine feet below the spillway as of this morning amid a past water crisis.
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Harris Avenue
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Memorial Lake
Village Gives Fire Chief Red Bicycle for Quick Response
In Willich West Germany residents bought the volunteer fire chief a red fire engine bicycle to speed his response. A town spokesman said the chief can reach the fire station just 100 yards from his home faster by bike than by car, marking a humorous rush toward progress.
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Willich
West Germany
UPI
Girl in Critical Condition After Drug Overdose Incident
A juvenile girl was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital shortly after 10 Tuesday night in critical condition. Police say the overdose was intentional, but the drug remains unidentified and no motive or drug details were released. Norwalk ambulance service transported her from 60 W Elm St. to the hospital.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
W.elm St
Grants Fund Police Upgrades In Galion Wapakoneta Bucyrus
Gov John J Gilligan announced about 14000 in federal grants under the Omnibus Crime Control Act to three Ohio towns Galion Wapakoneta and Bucyrus. Galion gets 6504 for communications equipment matched by 2168 local. Wapakoneta 4035 for equipment matched by 1345. Bucyrus 3497 for detention upgrades and riot control gear matched by 1166.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Galion
Wapakoneta
Bucyrus
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Gerald Stein
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Karl Lierenz
Geno Testaguzza
Oxford
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Father Stein
Testaguzza
New Center
Ionneor Family Restaurants
Milan
Sears
Pate
Allstate
Proce Plue Peleral Bacwe
Dax
W. Main ST
Hopbhuck and CO
RT. 250 North
Pawsons
Arrow van Heausen
Robert Bruce
Coats
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