Fireworks Fatalities and Injuries Mark July Fourth
National Fire Protection Association reports at least four dead and around 200 injured during July 4 celebrations. Incidents include a premature pipe bomb in Arlington Heights Illinois and a child killed by a mail slot firecracker in Anaheim California.
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United Press International
National Fire Protection Association
Arlington Heights
Ill
Chicago
Anaheim
Calif
Fackler
Ala
Stark County
Ohio
Commission
Charles S. Morgan
Association
Vincent Ortiz
Tim Coppler
Coppler
Norwalk issues 165 673 in building permits for June
Permits totaling 165 673 were issued in Norwalk in June. Eight residents obtained swimming pool permits. Alsport Inc. received 42500 for a warehouse addition at 84 Whittlesey Ave. Beach Diversified built a 29500 house. Multiple pool permits, garages, and repairs were issued to various residents and entities including Citizens Bank for 6500.
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Norwalk
Alsport, Inc
Whittlesey Ave
Beach Diversified
H. and
D. Foreman
Gallup Ave
Richard C
Mildred M. Myers
Woodlawn Ave
T.E
J.M. Killian
Spring St
R.L
C. Mackey
N. Hester St
R.C
P.L. Grimmer
W. League St
Howard Mann
Thomas Stewart
Townsend Ave
J.L
J.M. Ackerman
W. Elm St
R. and
S. Mullins
Bank St
A.G
T.L. Camp
Chatham St
M.M
L.E. Valentine
Reed St
J.P
M.A. Santillana
Franklin St
M.J
W.E. Feyedelem
Minard Place
Citizens Bank
E. Main St
Local churches plan concerts and services this week in Elgin
Judson College vocal group Love's Reflection performs at First Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m. Monday with Lynne Williams directing. Singers include Jody Stuart Jean Kirkpatrick Dave Thompson Calvin Lyons and Scott Hetrick. They use tapes piano flute and guitar. Cornerstone laying at Benedict Avenue church 4 p.m. Sunday. Holy Communion at 8 and 10 30 a.m. services. Mission Fellowship barbecue at Rev Edward Rice home Friday 6 p.m. At First United Presbyterian Raymond L Sizemore conducts worship with solo by Jennifer Maxwell. Rev O Frank Storch is on vacation. Methodist speaker James Hile at 10 30 a.m. service and will appear at Friends Church in Milan Sunday evening.
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Love
Judson College
Elgin
Ill
First Baptist Church
Lynne Williams
Judson
Jody Stuart
Jean Kirkpatrick
Dave Thompson
Calvin Lyons
Scott Hetrick
Mission Fellowship
Edward Rice
First United Presbyterian Church
Raymond L. Sizemore
Jennifer Maxwell
Frank Storch
First United Methodist Church
James Hile
Hile
Norwalk
Friends Church
Milan
Bike Found Along Tracks Near B F Goodrich Grounds
A muddy bicycle was found in the weeds along railroad tracks behind the B F Goodrich Co at 35 Whittlesey Ave. Police said Doug Brown of 55 Spring St reported the find. Kathy Christopher of 16 30 Rosedale Blvd reported her sister's bike was stolen from in front of the Gift Gallery at 14 W Main St the previous late afternoon.
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B.F. Goodrich Co
Whittlesey Ave
Doug Brown
Spring St
Kathy Christopher
Rosedale Blvd
W. Main St
Norwalk Library joins Super 8 film circuit with June catalog
The Northwest Ohio NORWELD program will distribute 15 new Super 8 films monthly to Norwalk, including historical and sports documentaries, science fiction, children's stories and classics. Rentals are first come, first served with a refundable deposit and no charge, using only Super 8 projectors.
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Ike
Betty
Lloyd
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Bebe
Harold
Keaton
Ehrlichman Wife Struck By Camera Outside Courthouse
Mrs. John D. Ehrlichman was hit on the head by a television camera as the couple left the federal courthouse where Ehrlichman faces conspiracy and perjury charges. She was stunned briefly but not hurt. the cameraman apologized and the couple departed.
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Mrs. Ehrlichman
Washington
UPI
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
4-H Camp Conger Prepares For Summer Session
290 4-H'ers are slated for Camp Conger with 250 to 280 campers the first week from Norwalk Townsend Wakeman Hartland Clarksfield and Bronson. The second week runs July 15 to 19 with attendees from Lyme Ridgefield Sherman Norwich Peru Greenfield Richmond New Haven Fairfield Ripley Greenwich Fitchville and New London. Activities include flag raising crafts games health swimming vespers and campfire conducted by county extension agents with guest resources from Huron County Health Department Soil and Water Conservation District and Ohio Edison.
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Norwalk
Townsend
Wakeman
Hartland
Clarksfield
Bronson
Lyme
Ridgefield
Sherman
Norwich
Peru
Greenfield
Richmond
New Haven
Fairfield
Ripley
Greenwich
Fitchville
New London
Conger
Ohio
Lewis Conger
Richard Wells
Robert Fry
Huron County
Allen Rich
Roger Dixon
Martha Brown
Huron County Health Department
John Metz
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
George Huston
George Manful
Ohio Edison
Child Checkups To Begin Monday In Huron County
Dr. L. L. Hadley will lead a five mornings a week pediatric screening in a new Huron County Welfare Department program for children without a family physician. The clinic runs 9 to 11 a.m. daily starting Monday with lab work Thursdays. volunteers are sought to drive children to evening checkups. Eligibility includes children under 21 eligible for Medicaid.
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L.L. Hadley
Huron County Welfare Department
Grant W. Walls
Hadley
Monroeville
Walls
Welfare Department
Plane lands safely at Windham airport after missing report
A small plane piloted by a New Carlisle Ohio man, previously listed as missing, was found at Windham Connecticut airport and had landed without incident.
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Windham, Conn
UPI
Carlisle
Ohio
Two Admit Carrying Firearms In Car
Two Norwalk men Charles V. Boles II and Thomas V. Winters pleaded guilty to carrying loaded firearms in a car last month. Each fined 500 dollars with 400 suspended. Boles had 30 day jail term suspended. Winters case continued for further sentencing. Authorities said the guns were shot from a convertible on June 7.
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Norwalk
Charles V. Boles
Thomas V. Winters
Washington St
Huron County
Boles
Winters
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Inmate Stabbed at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
George Borgmann, 29, inmate at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville, stabbed with a sharpened metal strip Friday. Melvin Jones, 27, Dayton, an alleged assailant, is serving 20 to 50 years for robbery. Borgmann is serving a life term for the rape of a girl under 12.
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Salt Lake City
Lucasville, Ohio
UPI
George Borgmann
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Melvin Jones
Dayton
Borgmann
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