Fraud Suspect Arrested In Sandusky Check Forgery Case
New London man Charles J Brown is charged with using a stolen check to open an account at a Sandusky bank and forging checks in Erie and Huron counties. He was arrested at Perkins Police Department after witnesses identified him. The case involves forged checks made out to Wickes Lumber Co. and others totaling unknown sums.
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New London Area
Sandusky
Erie
Huron
Charles J Brown
New London
Perkins Police Department
John Warner
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Perkins
Kenneth Dietrich
Dietrich
Bill Foster
Huron County
Wickes Lumber Co
Norwalk
Warner
Erie County
Foster
Third National Bank
County Files Two Tax Levy Renewals in Huron County
County commissioners filed two renewals with the Board of Elections both at four tenths of a mill. One funds Christie Lane School for the Retarded operations and a nest egg for the new Christie Lane School opening this fall. The TB levy supports medication for two active TB cases and potential contacts, with rising drug costs but fewer hospitalizations.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Christie Lane
Imelda Lodermeier
Huron County Health Department
Evangeline Miller
$23 Billion Deficit Reported in 1972 Fiscal Year
Washington officials announced the federal government ran a $23 billion deficit for the year ending June 30, 1972, matching 1971 and trailing 1968 and WWII levels. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz called it a pleasant report, citing a rebound economy and tax withholding errors. He projected a $27 billion shortfall for the new fiscal year.
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Washington
UPI
Administration
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Congress
Shultz
Blame New Fan For Area Fire
A newly purchased fan caused a fire that left two Briarwood Estates residents homeless in Willard. Bertha Dorsey and Edna Hartz were away when the blaze confined to one end of a double mobile home. Dan Barnhart suffered smoke damage to the other end. Firefighters arrived at 10 15 a m and worked 30 minutes. No damage estimate was given.
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Willard
Bertha Dorsey
Edna Hartz
Briarwood Estates
Ohio 224
Town
Dan Barnhart
Beidleman Given Suspended Term For Striking Wife
Norman I Beidleman 41 of 89 Ontario Street was sentenced in Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to assault and battery. His estranged wife Maria reported he struck her last Monday night. A six month Toledo Workhouse term was suspended plus court costs.
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Norman I. Beidleman
Ontario St
Maria
Norwalk
Beidleman
Common Pleas
Toledo
Market steady cattle hogs in Cleveland livestock report
UPI reports Cleveland market results with 200 head cattle and 200-220 lb hogs. Prime cattle bring 37.75 to 32.25 and hogs trade around 29 to 29.75 for 200-220 lb. Dealers' calves and sows vary in latest close.
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Cleveland
UPI
Utility
Eye Doctor Opens Office In Norwalk
Dr. David E. Breckmueller a 32 year old ophthalmologist opened his practice at 85 Benedict Ave Norwalk last week. He is from Fort Wayne Indiana trained at Indiana University Medical School and did residency at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit. He and his wife Martha and their son Hugh live in Milan. He served as Navy ship physician for two years.
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Norwalk
David E. Breckmueller
Breckmueller
Benedict Ave
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana University Medical School
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Martha
Hugh
Milan
Navy
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Classified advertisement offers sporting goods for sale with a contact phone number 662 4241 for buyers to call to purchase items quickly.
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Dial
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Brown
H&h Tire Co
Milan Ave
Wickes
Huron County Banking Co
Montgomery Ward and Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Allen Hakes
Citizens National Bank
Home Savings and Loan Co
Hakes
Socrates Delianides
Home Savings
Phige Glearange
Fessenden’s
Jacqueline
Fessendens
BankAmericard
Snyder’s
House of Distinguished Furniture
Jamestown Royal
West of New London
Tc Mall
Eye Doctor
Chang S
E. Main St
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Equal Housing Lender
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