Burning Ban Is Defeated In Willard City Council
Willard city council defeated a proposed open burning ban by a 5 to 2 vote after debating tabling the ordinance. Citizens suggested solutions while discussing burning hours and potential incinerator use. Sanitation staff backed handling extra refuse. no cost figures were presented. Police questioned bar patrons about a threatening call but found no suspects.
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Willard
Otto Bauerle
Wilcox Taylor
Betty Wolfe
Kenneth Sommers
Wolfe
Eckstein
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Norwalk Mayor's Court records show several speeding and drag racing cases. Johann Myers of 122 Hester St forfeited a $57 bond for speeding. Michael E Crager at 29%2 W Seminary St fined $25 and costs for peeling tires.
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Norwalk
Johann Myers
Hester St
Michael E. Crager
W. Seminary St
Donald J. Bores
Scott A. Twitchell
Williams St
Glenn F. Lisy
Milan
Helen C. Hamilton
Stoutenburg Dr
Raymond M. _ Seville
Linda K. Barnes
N. West St
Unemployed trainer arrested for attempting to sell owner’s sunglasses
Cincinnati police arrested 37 year old Mark Youtcheff after he tried to sell a pair of sunglasses to Wesley Barnett on a downtown street. Barnett identified the glasses as those left in his car that morning.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Mark Youtcheff
Youtcheff
Wesley Barnett
Barnett
City reroutes Cedar Point traffic to ease U S 250 congestion
Norwalk will reroute Cedar Point traffic across East Elm Street for the rest of the summer to cut downtown and League Street congestion due to repaving on U S 250. Temporary signs directed Cedar Point traffic off U S 250 to East Elm Street and Woodlawn Avenue, then north to Milan Avenue back to U S 250. Service Director Herbert Krogh ordered permanent signs to maintain the reroute.
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Norwalk
Cedar Point
East Elm Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Milan Avenue
Herbert Krogh
League Street
Cop Arrests Own Brother in Miami Robbery Case
A 22-year-old rookie officer turned in his older brother Arthur Cheatham, 27, for robbery and auto theft after identifying him from a suspect description. Arthur had prior arrests but no convictions. The case involved Barkalow, a 64-year-old beaten and robbed, and legal actions followed at Derrfield Beach station.
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Miami
UPI
Robert Love
Bobby Cheatham
Love
Arthur Cheatham
Barkalow
Georgia
Derrfield Beach
Here
Cheatham
Lee Magnuson
Arthur
Magnuson
Willard West Road Subdivision Plans 21 Lots
Nicholas Luna of Willard proposes a plat for 21 lots on the north side of Willard West Road from Washburn to Liberty Road. Lot sizes range from 0.5 to 0.9 acres, largely about 0.6 acres. Health Department approves sand filters discharging into a drainage tile. Planning Commission approved. county recorder must file easement deletions before final approval.
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Willard West Road
Huron County Commissioners
Nicholas Luna
Willard
Washburn
Liberty Road
Huron County Health Department
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
County Recorder
New Trailer Court Being Built At North Fairfield
NORTH FAIRFIELD A new trailer court named Branchwood Estates Mobile Home Park is under construction on South Main Street atop a knoll. The 82 acre development will hold 42 trailers with 60 by 90 foot lots and nine of 100 by 110 feet. Utilities including cable TV will be underground and village water provided. Roads will be blacktopped and each trailer will have its own.
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North Fairfield
Branchwood Estates Mobile Home Park
South Main Street
Sofios Fined for Illegally Storing Junk in Norwalk
Peter J. Sofios 50 of 160 Benedict Ave was fined 25 dollars and costs in Norwalk Mayor's Court for illegally storing junk on his Republic Street property. He must enclose the junk by July 29 or face 5 dollars a day penalties until corrected. The charge was filed June 9.
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Peter J. Sofios
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Republic Street
C. Goodsite
Sofios
Huron County Health Department
Jury duty summons sent to forty Huron County residents
Forty Huron County residents are named as potential jurors for Common Pleas Court. They have been summoned by the sheriff's department and are tentatively scheduled for selection on a Wednesday, July 26, with jurors listed from Willard, Norwalk, Bellevue, Greenwich, Wakeman, New London, Monroeville, and surrounding areas.
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Huron County
Common Pleas Court
Sheriff's Department
Irs
Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast Placed by Dial 662 4241
Classified prompt urges readers to place want ads for rentals using the 662 4241 number. It highlights quick rental vacancy notices and encourages speedy placement.
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