Norwalk Ohio City Council Sets 7 30 Meeting Agenda
Norwalk City Council will meet at 7 30 p m in City Hall with a full agenda. It includes second and third readings on sewer and street projects, bids for a tractor loader, truck cab and chassis, and a planning consultant. Public hearings cover zoning changes and the 1971 tax budget.
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Norwalk
Old State Road
Public Service and Safety
Water Department
Ford
Director of Public Service and Safety
T.O. Murphy Company
Thomas Rospert
Ohio
Driver Arrested After City Crash and DUI Charge
Joseph Hewison of Jefferson Street was arrested after an East League Street crash and fled the scene. He faced charges of drunk driving failure to stop and fictitious registration with bottles found in his car. Mrs. Myers identified the license, and Hewison allegedly struck her car before continuing north on Milan Avenue.
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Joseph Hewison
Jefferson St
East League Street
Hewison
Larry Myers
Newton St
Milan Avenue
Kenneth L. Westerman
Norwalk
Woodlawn Avenue
Westerman
Osborn
Main Street
Who Said Norwalk Didn't Have July 4th Parade
Residents of the Price allotment were stirred from holiday apathy by a noise parade on Saturday. The First Annual Price Allotment Traveling Progressive Band blitzed the streets with patriotism led by Mrs Richard Temple of 12 Oakfield Drive who acted as Pied Piper for the impromptu event.
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Richard Temple
Oakfield Dr
Women organize improvised Fourth of July parade in Norwalk
Russell s Point residents Mrs Benedict and Mrs Ramsey rallied neighbors to form a spontaneous parade when Norwalk cancelled the usual Fourth of July. About 20 to 30 children joined with makeshift noisemakers as residents cheered from yards and a country club finale capped the event. If next year the city again frowns on a parade they vow to repeat it bigger and better with decorated bikes and perhaps a dump truck.
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Donald Benedict
James Ramsey
Norwalk
Country Club
Holiday Riot Attracts Planned Disorder In Russell's Point
In Russell's Point Ohio Acting Police Chief Don Nagle says Fourth of July riots this year were planned with leaders guiding a crowd of about 50 000. About 120 arrested with several charged as rioters. police used tear gas as officers were reinforced.
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Russells Point
Ohio
UPI
Don Nagle
Nagle
Bottles Fly At Put-In-Bay Fourth of July Chaos
Eighteen people arrested as about 7,000 youths swarmed Put-In-Bay Ohio to celebrate the Fourth of July. A park fight saw bottles flying toward officers. one police officer was cut. The weekend cooled with a visitor ban and travel halted. Island damage was minor.
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Put-In-Bay, Ohio
UPI
Lake Erie
Movie Ratings List Preface by Source
A catalog of film age ratings with codes and examples. Entries include F for Family AA for Adolescents and Adults A for Adults NA for No Rating and C for Condemned. Films listed show varied ratings such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid AA and Easy Rider A.
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Miss Jean Brodie
Chisum
A. McKenna
Norwalk Child Wounds Self With Family Gun
The four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers of 35 Gallup Ave. shot himself in the head with a .22 caliber revolver Saturday morning. He was in satisfactory condition after doctors repaired a wound to the right cheek and ear with twelve stitches. Police said the gun discharged near the right lower cheek. the mother found him screaming Mommy I shot the gun and rushed him to the hospital.
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Bert Myers
Gallup Ave
Bert Myers, Jr
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