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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
2
Willard City Council published a point by point response to youth grievances about arrests and policing after a May downtown disturbance. Officials cited $1,495.62 in costs, stressed equal law enforcement, and noted financial limits on new recreation facilities.
Oklahoma Health Commissioner Leroy Carpenter ordered the cigarette vending machine removed from the Health Department cafeteria and an antismoking sign placed on the wall. The sign states cigarettes were found hazardous to health and the department promotes health.
The Huron County unit of the American Cancer Society reported $17379 in proceeds as of May 31, $2392 more than last year. At the annual meeting William Kelley noted the total, while Karen Clark earned a science prize on leukemia and Dr N M Camardese urged youth involvement. Mrs Clinton sang a Camardese song "Forward Together" at the gathering.
Funds from Monroeville centennial projects, accumulated over nearly three years, will be spent at Marsh Field. Over 4 000 dollars will pay for a 40 by 80 foot shelter house and children's playground equipment. The Centennial Corporation funded the effort and invested the money for a worthy park project.
Willard Municipal Pool treated 14 people for chlorine exposure Sunday as equipment problems and stormy weather affected chlorine dispersion. Eleven received oxygen at Willard Area Hospital. Pool valve and regulator issues were replaced and the manager to adjust testing and marking to control chlorine levels.
City court entries list multiple defendants with offenses and penalties including speeding stop sign violations intoxication and reckless operation. Names and addresses shown include Hitchcock Jackson Braden Zannieri Ziffel Grell Atkins Watkins Schofield Johnson Haynes with bonds fines and forfeitures.
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