Norwalk City Council Reviews Downtown Parking Rate Changes
City officials discussed higher downtown parking charges and new spaces in a closed meeting. A report urged doubling rates, but officials stressed decisions depend on added parking. A potential shift to one hour meters and a new Avalon Hotel lot plan were reviewed, with two weeks needed for final data. Also listed: two Huron County liquor permit applications for 3.2 percent beer.
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Norwalk
Hakes
Avalon Hotel
West Main
South Hester Streets
George Cunitz
Cunitz
Council
Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Huron County
Norman R. Cooke
New _ London Recreation
Leslie C. Somsak
Somsak Service Center
U.S. 224
Greenwich
Last Safety Town Class Is Slated
The final Safety Town session runs August 2 to 6 to teach entering kindergartners safe pedestrian habits. Ptl. John Short, juvenile officer, will host signup at the police station. Twelve Norwalk children are enrolled including Richard Dibble and Dawn Arnold. Classes meet 9 to 11 a.m. at Benedict School. Parents are invited to Friday’s session to review lessons and a parent film will be shown.
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John Short
Norwalk
Richard Dibble
Dawn Arnold
Brian Braden
David Newcomer
Michael Conney
Rochelle Boos
Christine Moor
Barbara Murray
Patricia Murray
Loren’ Greene
Michael Brown
Greg Christian
Burglar Placed On Probation After Lodge Break In
Ray Patrick, 19, Detroit, pled guilty to breaking into the Holiday Lakes Lodge and was placed on five years probation. He and Lonnie S. Westbrook, 21, rural Willard, are accused of stealing a $300 check and $61.80 from manager William Zirkel’s desk early June 16. Mrs. Zirkel surprised two intruders, leading to their capture. Westbrook pled not guilty. Bond for Westbrook was set at $5,000 cash or $10,000 property.
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Ray Patrick
Detroit
Mich
Holiday Lakes Lodge
Patrick
Lonnie S. Westbrook
Willard
William Zirkel
Classified Ads Quick Cash Idea
A brief PSA urges selling items you no longer need to make fast money. Readers are directed to call 662 4241 to place or inquire about ads.
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Dial
Cedar Point Day brings Norwalk youths to rides thrill
Norwalk volunteers led by Earl Lover take 70 children from low income families to Cedar Point. An anonymous donor funded ride tickets, boosting totals to over 400 dollars from last year. Teens will enjoy a full day at the park with extended hours to finish as the group plans another trip Saturday.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point
Norwalk
Earl Lover
Willard Ave
Cedar
Lover
Wakeman Parade Crashers Fined in Mayor's Court
Two Wakeman hot rodders were cited for reckless operation and hot rodding after crashing the homecoming parade last Sunday. John R. Kucharik, 20, and Fred Wolf, 18, faced $50 and costs on each charge plus 30 days in jail, and both remain jailed. Mayor Burns ordered no waivers for hot rodding arrests.
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Lyle Miller
John R. Kucharik
Main Street
Wakeman
Fred Wolf
Paul Burns
Wakeman Laundromat
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Allen Hakes
Food For
Tom Shirley
England
Trinity College
Republic of
Andorra
Seven Seas Restaurant
W. Main St
Fieldcrest
Gellou
East Main ST
Arabia
Stokely
John Lover
Larry Glen
Space Spiral
Bryant
Jim Lover
John Reed
Gibson
David E. Bauer Service Co
E. Main
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Pohl
BankAmericard
Ohio
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Milan
Monroeville
North Fairfield
New Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Star View Drive
Paramount Pictures
Ali MacGraw
Ryan O'Neal
John Marley
Ray Milland
Paramount Picture
Jack Lemmon
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