New London Considers Youth Curfew Proposal
Acting Police Chief Norman Snyder submitted a curfew plan to the village council setting 9 30 p m to 5 30 a m as restricted hours during the school year and 11 p m to 5 30 a m in summer. Parents would be liable for under 18 loitering and non attachment exceptions apply for those with guardians or employed minors. Fines scale from 5 00 to 35 00 plus costs across offenses. plan referred to police committee for study.
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Snyder
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Have Something to Sell Advertise It Here
Classified line inviting readers to place ads with a contact number 662 4241 for selling items. Short promotional item.
52 Ambulance Runs In June At Norwalk
Norwalk city officials discussed adding a third ambulance after Allen Hakes reported 52 June runs with half emergency and half invalid uses. The June bill totaled 1633 dollars while a purchase decision is under study.
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Norwalk
Allen Hakes
Hakes
Man Imprisonment Motive Tied To Weight Gain
Robert Schlitz testified in a Quimper court that he burglarized five houses to return to prison and regain weight lost after his release. He said he shed 15 pounds while employed honestly and desired to gain it back.
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Quimper
France
UPI
Robert Schlitz
Monroeville Bets Budget And Local Projects
Monroeville council approved the 1971 budget calling for 53 624 from the general fund and 29 525 for street work. They discussed the 5 permissive license tax for roads with Huron County officials and planned adding streets. The panel authorized street signs and a new police car while scheduling a zoning meeting and delaying pay raises for the water plant operator.
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Monroeville
Raymond Christmas
Electric
Arthur F. Herner
Huron County Commissioners
Urban C. Livengood, Jr
Kiwanis Club
Wallace Mehring
Manchester Street
Knob Hill
Tom Bergman
Snowden Berger
Board of Public Affairs
Norwalk Adopts 3 Million Dollar Budget for 1971
Norwalk City Council approved a $3 million budget for 1971 after a hearing with no objections. General fund receipts are estimated at $528,120 against $541,460 in expenses, leaving $29,720 as carryover to total $557,840. Auditor Charles Hipp had prepared the summary earlier.
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Norwalk
Charles Woodward
Charles Hipp
Hipp
Burglary Checklist Aids Vacationers In Huron County
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia releases a burglary prevention checklist for vacationing families. The brochure covers securing doors and windows, handling keys, protecting valuables, and recognizing strangers. It will be distributed to police agencies countywide with copies at the courthouse and sheriff's office.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Sherriff
Cars Collide On West Main Street In Two Incidents
On West Main Street two separate crashes occurred Tuesday. Robert F. Loconsole of Bellevue was cited for failure to yield after his car hit a turning vehicle from North West Street. Howard F. DeLong of rural Norwalk reported trying to stop. Later on Case Avenue and Main Street a driver said her foot slipped off the brake and hit another car. Drema K. Mellor of Christie Avenue reported the slip and Theresa M. Signs of rural Norwalk was in the other vehicle.
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West Main Street
Main Street
Robert F. Loconsole
Bellevue
North West Street
Howard F. DeLong
Norwalk
Leconsole Auto
Case Avenue
Drema K. Mellor
Christie Ave
Theresa M. Signs
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