Norwalk Council weighs ordinances on supplies and noisy vehicles
The Norwalk City Council met for about 20 minutes Tuesday night to discuss two ordinances to buy supplies for water filtration and sewage treatment, and for road salt for next winter. Mayor Goodsite reported frequent driver fines this summer for noisy vehicles and said a decibel meter will help define excess noise before drafting another ordinance.
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Norwalk
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Goodsite
Champney Tot Loses Ground in Fight Against Illness
Jerold Champney a 21 month old of Norwalk continues treatment for a digestive disease and immune deficiency. Doctors in Akron said no more help and his mother reports he weakened and could not digest simple foods. He was to be flown to University of Wisconsin for further care as locals raise 134 dollars for his medical fund through a Bremser Park carnival organized by Linda Simon Karen Fink and Cindy Chase with help from area merchants.
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Jerold Champney
Jerold
University of Wisconsin
Akron
Children’s Hospital
Bremser Park
City Expands Police Cadet Program Funds
The city lowers its share to five percent for police cadets while the federal government covers 90 percent and the state five percent. Each cadet costs the city 10 cents per hour and earns $2 per hour, with 20 hours weekly during school and 40 hours in vacations. Cadets Phil Charville and Helen Loucks plus James Thill and Diane Swabley are students at Lorain Community College and Firelands Branch of Bowling Green State University. Mayor Wayne Goodsite says Salvation Army donated 200 overnight kits to the Police Department for indigents and lodgers.
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Phil Charville
Lorain Community College
Helen Loucks
James Thill
Diane Swabley
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Wayne Goodsite
Salvation Army
The
Police Department
Motel Fire at Locust Grove Motel Discovered by Patrolman
A state patrolman on routine patrol spotted a room fire at the Locust Grove Motel on U.S. 20 west of Norwalk about 4 a.m. The blaze damaged four rooms in a separate wing, with losses estimated at 2000 to 3000 dollars. Monroeville firemen arrived with four engines and battled the fire for about 90 minutes.
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Locust Grove
U.S. 20
Norwalk
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Richard R. Kowalski
Kowalski
Monroeville
Man Serves 10 Days For Carrying Loaded Firearms
Thomas V. Winters of Norwalk pleaded guilty in Huron County Court to carrying loaded firearms in a car. Sentencing continued to Monday with a $500 fine and costs. $400 of the fine suspended, Winters to serve $100 in jail.
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Thomas V. Winters
Washington St
Huron County
Norwalk
Huron County Court
Winters
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