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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
7
Milan council adopts a 1972 budget forecast totaling 701 292 with a 1 126 rise in general fund expenditures to 12 191. Other funds show increases in light 363 800 water 78 880 safety 36 000 service 36 050 maintenance 30 200 sewer 22 730 and a maintenance and free care cut of 6 781 to 3 500.
James D. Mullins age 20 of rural Plymouth pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to an April 18 burglary at Duffey's General Store in New London. The trio were scared off by owner Glen Duffey when an alarm sounded at about 3 a.m. The other two suspects also pleaded guilty and received probation. Mullins' sentencing was continued.
Market steady across cattle hogs and sheep with ranges for prime and choice tiers. Cattle include steers 34.25 to 34.50 and cows 15 to 23, calves 25. hogs 200 to 280 pounds 20 to 25. lambs primes 28 to 30 and ewes 4 to 1 with steady trends.
John R. Kuchorick, 26, of Wakeman, is serving a 30 day jail term in Huron County Jail after being found guilty of reckless driving in Wakeman Mayor's Court. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs.
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The New London village council moved 3000 from the general fund to the recreation fund at a special meeting. Of this 3000, 1400 comes from the capital improvements income tax to cover tennis court blacktop. 1600 from the general operating fund funds park bills and Labor Day needs. Councilman John Kelly urged the park trustees to submit a 1972 budget showing mowing labor power and capital improvements. The council plans to replace the one half mill recreation levy next year with income tax subsidies for park operations, a move supported by the park board.
A woman used a $600 bogus check to open an account at Citizens National Bank on July 20, then withdrew $300 and fled. Police traced the suspect to Steubenville, with the check tied to 1,743 stolen from an Met Life agency. The bank noted the date June 28 on the fraudulent instrument.
Michele E Miholovich was charged with failure to yield after her car struck a vehicle driven by John Bennett at St Marys and Schauss Streets. Miholovich said her foot slipped from the brake and the incident occurred Wednesday morning. A Lakewood man reported a left front fender strike to his parked car at 10 S Prospect St by an unidentified driver.
Russell L. Eisler 27 of 60 Marshall Street pleaded no contest in Common Pleas Court Saturday to a drunkenness charge. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail and had his driver’s license suspended for 30 days.
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