Multiple Local News Briefs From Norwalk and Surrounding Areas
A Norwalk woman reports a $110 girls bicycle stolen from 29 Walnut St. A Full Gospel Fellowship director Ralph Marinacci to speak at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in Sandusky. Shibley Brothers receive a carryout liquor permit for Monroeville. Firelands Historical Society and Kinologists plan Aug 5 picnic at Norwalk Memorial Lake Park. Two missing girls from Norwalk and Vermilion found in Cleveland. Willard school records show missing projectors and a TV after a break in. Ohio tax lobby talks aim to remove property tax from municipal off street parking facilities. A major Norwalk toll-call path project between 12 exchanges begins soon to improve long distance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Marinacci
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
FGBMF
Greater
Sandusky Area
Marinacci
Jesus
Pitman
N.J
GBMF
Methodist Board of Evangelistic Mission
Philippine Islands
John Garlock
Firelands Historical Society
Norwalk Memorial Lake Park
Elaine Mellett
Douglas Colvin
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Colvin
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Donald M. Schwartzentraub
Attica
Bellevue
Berlin Heights
Clyde
Greenwich
Huron
Milan
Monroeville
New London
New Washington
Plymouth
Willard
Research Paper Leads To A Job For Susan Taber
Susan Taber, a University of San Diego law student, is hired as legal counsel for migrant farm workers in Willard Ohio. She will work at the Neighborhood Opportunity Center from mid June to early November handling immigration issues food stamps and domestic problems with cooperative growers. She plans to take the Ohio Bar this week and hopes to later work with VISTA in West Virginia or Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Staggers
Willard
Susan Taber
University of San Diego School of Law
Miss Taber
Arizona
Ohio Migrant Legal Action Program
Front St
Milan Youth Arrested On Marijuana Charge
A 17 year old Milan youth was found in a parked car on Collins Road and arrested on a possession of marijuana charge. Deputies and the Ohio State Patrol, on patrol this weekend, located the vehicle. The youth will appear in Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Collins Road
Huron County
Teaching Staff Announced at St Peter Lutheran Nursery
The Christian Day Nursery School of St Peter Lutheran Church lists next year’s teaching staff. Mrs Robert Rogosh will teach four-year-olds with Mrs Duane Ringle as assistant. Three-year-olds meet Tue Thu 9 11 30. Margaret Hespeler and Mrs Amos Albright also listed. Openings in both morning and afternoon sessions. Call 668 8424 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Day Nursery School
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Robert Rogosh
Duane Ringle
Margaret Hespeler
Amos Albright
Call
Ohio Senate OKs Vietnam era veterans bonus plan
The Ohio Senate approved a conference committee report on a veterans bonus plan. The House was to vote later, and if approved the plan would go to voters in the fall as a constitutional amendment. Monthly payments would be made to eligible Vietnam war era veterans based on service length and duty location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Blood Unit Here Monday
The Red Cross bloodmobile will be in Norwalk at the Eagles Club Monday July 30 from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Any person in good health between 18 and 66 may donate. Donors without appointments may walk in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Norwalk
Eagles Club
Huron County
North Linwood Avenue
Strip Mine Plan Denied in Coshocton County
The Natural Resources Department rejected Peabody Coal Co. proposed 585 acre Coshocton County strip mine due to substantial inadequacies and inconsistencies in the application. The plan would have allowed mining across the whole area before reclamation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Natural Resources Department
Peabody Coal Co
Coshocton County
City Opens Bids From Three Insurance Firms on Property Coverage
City officials opened three bids for insuring city property. Bids came from Bache, Furey & Meyers. Flickinger Insurance. and Mack Insurance with annual and three year options. The board will review, garbage bids due August seventh. James Widman announced manholes on resurfaced streets will be lifted, work to start today and take about two weeks. Planning Commission to discuss allowing beauty shops in residential districts at 8 p.m. Thursday in council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bache, Furey & Meyers
Flickinger Insurance
Mack Insurance
Flickinger
Mack
Board of Control
James Widman
Widman
Goodsite
Planning and Zoning Commission
LBJ Occasionally Used Bug Recording Conversations
Jack Valenti said President Lyndon B. Johnson sometimes recorded telephone calls without the other party knowing. He added no White House offices were bugged and the taping needed activation. Valenti noted the practice was selective and not automatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Jack Valenti
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Valenti
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Douglas Duffield
Walnut St
Sandusky
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Shibley Brothers
William A
Richard C. Shhibley
Cleveland
Vermilion
John Short
Fifth District
East Side
Wagon Wheel
Wakeman
Ohio
Watergate
Wm. “Bill” Crecelius
Yeager's
Browning-Ferris Industries
Huron County Bank
Norwai
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