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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1976
Page
3
Norwalk ended the fiscal year with 197,829 in revenue sharing funds and received 228,485 for the year while spending 342,268. Mayor Wayne Goodsite said leftovers will ease a projected budget gap and may be set aside for sanitation funds.
A physician from Syria, Dr. Al-Jadda, aged 30, opens a medical practice in Wakeman sharing offices with Dr. Farid Said. He studied at Damascus University and completed five years of training including four years in general surgery at Fairview General Hospital. He will practice general medicine and surgery with his wife and daughter residing in Norwalk.
Norwalk spent 1200 for July 4 fireworks drawing critique from Kay A. Ortner who questions funding while crossing guards at League Elementary School are debated. Mayor Wayne Goodsite defends the display noting it benefits citizens and may be funded again next year despite financial pinch.
Willard police charged the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for blocking Conwell Avenue Ohio 99 crossing for more than five minutes. This marks the fourth time this year the department has cited the railroad for blocking crossings.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Dalton hosted a group of western New York dairymen at their Wakeman farm a leading operation milking over 140 cows. The tour focused on milking facilities feeding systems waste management and lagoon irrigation compliant disposal. John K Wells assisted in the visit.
Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Heydinger cites National Council on Alcoholism data showing three of four teens drink and seven of 10 have their first drink before 14. He warns of liquor license revocation, fines up to 1000 dollars, six months in jail for sellers, and possible higher insurance.
The North Star Council of governments will receive two grants totaling 83 338 dollars from state and federal crime control funds. Most funds, 81 564 dollars, go to the Huron County Jail renovation while 1 764 dollars finance court recording equipment.
Gary R. Shoop of Collins was fined $200 plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and had his driver’s license suspended for 30 days in Norwalk Municipal Court on a driving while intoxicated charge. Rosa Ann Ray filed a $60,000 lawsuit over a 1975 Cline Street traffic accident that allegedly caused injuries, medical bills, lost wages, and property damage, naming Gerald R. Holmes as the defendant.
Two youths stole a case of Pepsi at the Clark Station on Benedict Ave around 9 30 p m. They also pumped gas worth a dollar and fled onto Norwood Avenue. A car description was provided to police who continue investigating.
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