Parents protest early start times and all day kindergarten
About 30 New London and Fitchville area parents protested a school board meeting over proposed early starting times and the plan for all day kindergarten. They urged enrollment balance fixes while the board voted to keep the 7:40 and 7:45 a.m. starts and to study bus routes before revisiting the issue.
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New London
Fitchville
New Times
Howard Dulmage
Rodney Stover
Robert Glen
Dulmage
Edward O'Reilly
Phyllis O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Glen
Police crack down on keys left in cars in Norwalk
Norwalk police will strictly enforce a city ordinance prohibiting leaving keys in cars as thefts rise. Officers will check for keys during patrols in city and private lots, with fines from 40 to 50 dollars if cited or convicted. Reports describe several cars recovered with keys inside and doors unlocked. Officers investigate pattern and locations including Main Street and West Main Street.
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Norwalk
Donald Daugherty
Daugherty
William Bennett
Ohio
Milan
Ford Ltd
General Telephone Building
Main St
Church Street
Randy Rospert
Rospert
West Main Street
Willard firm files $60 000 counter suit
Willard Redi-Mix Concrete and Builders filed a counter suit in Norwalk Municipal Court seeking 60 000 in compensatory and punitive damages against Fostoria Concrete Products for alleged malicious interference with its Bellevue Community Center project. The filing also targets Weithman Bros Inc for 60 000 in compensatory and punitive damages.
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Willard Construction
Norwalk
Fostoria Concrete Products
L. P. Luna
Willard Redi-Mix Concrete and
Weithman Bros., Inc
Galion
Bellevue Community Center
Willard Redi-Mix
Community Center
Weithman Bros
Willard Company
Fostoria Concrete
William H. Smith
Sandusky
Robert M. Reno
Luna
Juvenile held for rape in Willard case
Willard police report the arrest of a 17 year old male from Willard for alleged rape of a 13 year old girl. The incident reportedly occurred in September 1978 at Willard Junior High School with charges filed in Huron County Juvenile Court.
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Willard — Willard
Willard
Huron County
Norwalk youth cited for failure to yield at Norwood and Fair
A 16-year-old Norwalk driver, James Allen Herr of 22 Marion Drive, was cited for failure to yield after his eastbound vehicle pulled into the path of a northbound car on Fair Road at Norwood Avenue. The other motorist, Charlotte Lacey, 28, of 3 Townsend Ave, reported driving a vehicle north on Norwood.
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Norwalk
Norwood Avenue
Fair Road
James Allen Herr
Marion Drive
Herr
Charlotte Lacey
Townsend Ave
Disaster chief calm on Skylab risk in Norwalk
Huron County Disaster Director Robert Hauser told county commissioners he provided area firefighters and law enforcement with NASA updates on Skylab. He voiced little worry, noting a 75 percent chance the debris will land in water and a July reentry window from NASA spanning July 4 to July 28 with a 12 day spread.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Robert Hauser
Hauser
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Gasoline Theft Report Hits Local Blotter
A Monday night theft siphoned three quarters of a tank from a car, leaving a Van Dresser employee stranded without fuel. Maria Jean Scherz of Castalia told police she bought ten dollars of gas prior to the incident.
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Ployee
Maria Jean Scherz
Castalia
Hospital admissions and discharges list for area
A lengthy hospital notice lists admissions including Roger E Dubuck Sr Milan and Mary Borgia Norwalk among others, followed by discharges such as Janet Chandler Greenwich and Carol Smith Norwalk. A separate police report notes a gas gauge issue at Gallup and Milan avenues after a worker left at midnight, plus a Maple Grove Laundry damage incident where washing machine hoses were cut Sunday night. Local market prices show wheat 3.85, corn 2.52, oats 1.45, soybeans 7.43.
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Maple Grove Apartments
Bloodmobile donors in Norwalk sample large turnout
Norwalk Bloodmobile collected 136 pints led by 11 gallon donor K S Flickenger. Eight gallon donors were Clarence Frederick Malcome Pearce of Norwalk and Frank Barber of Milan. Three gallon donors included David Steffani James Kocher and Mary Traves all of Norwalk. Two gallon donors were Sister Mary Regina Clare and Richard Nardecchia both Norwalk and Norma Harp of Berlin Heights. One gallon donors were Dorothy Robbins Joanne West and James Grover all Norwalk. Daughters of Isabella supplied staff luncheon. Fisher-Titus Hospital Auxiliary provided canteen food. Morrows Foodliner Monroeville donated milk. McDonalds donated orange drink. Next Bloodmobile at Eagles Club on Monday July 23.
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K. S. Flickenger
Norwalk
Joanne West
James Grover
Isabella
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Morrows Foodliner
Monroeville
McDonalds
Eagles Club
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