Four Building Permits In Sycamore Hills Boost Norwalk Totals
May building activity in Norwalk rose to 400 200 with four new buildings in Sycamore Hills totaling over 277 000. Major project is the 156 000 Sycamore Hills Apartments built by Klingshirn Towner Inc as contractor. New homes planned on Fairway Circle and surrounding streets, plus a new Norwalk Pallet plant and several garages, with residential repairs totaling 22 500 and city penalties income of 2 271 collected.
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Sycamore Hills
Norwalk
Harold Finch
Klingshirn Towner Inc. Vermilion
Howard Zerkle
Fairway Circle
Robert White
Leonard Hartwig
Frank Fowler
Garcia Dr
Richard Opper
Pinewood
Huston Partin
Spring St
Clayton Wright
Glover Ave
Raymond Kramer
Norwalk Pallet
Ontario St
Walter C. Gies
Fryen St
Paul Ruptert
Parsons St
Linus Wechter
Mill St
Gilbert Liedorff
Milan Ave
William Rhodes
Scottwood Dr
Wayne Klein
Benedict Ave
William A. Osborn
King Court
Thomas Collins
St. Mary’s St
Robert Deiner
Summit St
James Seitz
Lawson’s
Ralph Spiegel
Nationwide
Fire crews respond to fan motor short at Schild's IGA
An electric fan motor at Schild's IGA near Milan Avenue and Cline Street short circuited after 9 am today. Store employees alerted firemen who arrived and disconnected the unit. No fire was found and no damage estimate was available for the motor.
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Schild
IGA
Milan Avenue
Cline Street
Adams Quits Agent 86 Role for New NBC Cop Show
Don Adams says he killed off Maxwell Smart to avoid being stuck in Get Smart type roles. He debuts as detective Lenny Crook in The Partners on NBC this fall, aiming for a more realistic approach than his past spoof.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Don Adams
Maxwell Smart
Smart
Adams
Don
NBC
Lenny Crook
Lenny
Pete Falk
James Caan
Universal Studios
Godfrey Cambridge
Universal
Cambridge
Rupert Crosse
Cotterill Wins Twice at Nelson's Ledge Road Course
Huron driver Chuck Cotterill swept the Lake Erie Invitational Race at Nelsons Ledge in a Ford Anglia. Over 20 cars on the 2 1/2 mile track Cotterill led most of the way in both heats, each time chased by a Triumph Spitfire and claimed two trophies.
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Warren
Chuck Cotterill
Nelson’s Ledge
Cotterill
Huron
Lake Erie
Norwalk
Stokely Water Bill In Limbo
Stokely Van Camp Inc owes a large water bill over $30,000 after a meter error at its North West Street plant. City officials report no settlement yet as councilman Melvin Shipley again presses for payment while City Solicitor Frederick Waugh says they are awaiting further negotiations.
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Stokely van Camp,Inc
Melvin Shipley
Frederick Waugh
North West Street
Shipley
Waugh
Pentagon taps Hopson to lead drug abuse program
Everett G. Hopson a retired Air Force Colonel and lawyer, 48, is named to head the Pentagon effort to end drug abuse in the armed services and will serve as special assistant to Roger T. Kelley the Assistant Defense Secretary for Manpower.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Air Force
Everett G. Hopson
Hopson
Roger T. Kelley
Defense
Fire rate warning tied to Monroeville water pressure
Monroeville officials heard fire insurance could rise up to 19 percent if water pressure remains below state guidance. Inspector J R Jones Jr cited a drop from 56 to 47 pounds and a drained 250000 gallon tower. Council eyed a $26700 state loan and completed sewer plant work while approving bids for police department wiring and street repairs.
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Monroeville
Village Council
J.R. Jones, Jr
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Jones
Council
Supreme Court strikes down Cincinnati loitering law
The Supreme Court, in a 5-3 ruling, invalidated Cincinnati’s 115 year old loitering ordinance for vagueness. The city plans to redraft the measure to align with the Court’s current philosophy, amid concerns that the law criminalized conduct protected by the Constitution.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Cincinnati
High Court
William McClain
US S. Supreme Court
Jetliner Blows Tires Landing At Cincinnati
A TWA 727 jet blew two tires on landing at Greater Cincinnati Airport in Kentucky. Four people were injured during evacuation via slide chutes. The craft carried 37 passengers and seven crew from Los Angeles with a St. Louis stop. main gear lock caused tire failure. Injuries include an apparent arm fracture and an ankle sprain. None of the injured were local residents.
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Cincinnati
UPI
TWA
Greater Cincinnati
Kentucky
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dale Oyler
Oyler
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Godfrey
Dragnet
Smith
Ironside
Ohio Water Development Authority
J and J Electric, Inc
Warren G. Schied
Walter Greilich
Horseshoe Drive
Terry Little
Discount Centers
E. Main Norwalk
By R. G. Dun
Norwalk, Ohio
Booth Hospital
Benedoit Ave
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