Reflector operates on shoestring during break in press run
A conveyor breakdown halted a press run at the Reflector shop printing the New London Record. Foreman Craig Myers temporarily fixed the belt using shoelaces from his own shoes. The incident paused production while the magazine moved from press to circulation room.
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Youth Phones False Alarm at Spring Street Apartment
A false fire alarm was phoned in from 63 Spring St Wednesday evening. An operator connected the call to the fire department and a youth claimed to report a fire but refused to identify themselves. One engine and four men investigated. no fire or occupants were found. The building is owned by Doug Colvin of 12 Indiana Terrace.
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Ex-Convict to Speak at Willard Banquet
A former Cleveland gang leader nicknamed Nick the Greek will address the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship Banquet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Hartenstein's Supper Club. Paroled in 1975, he now runs a prison and worldwide ministry. All ages and faiths invited. reservations with Lawrence Slane, Willard West Road.
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Salaries Likely to Exceed Huron County Budget
Huron County Welfare Director Grant Walls told the commissioners that 1977 wage costs at the Receiving Home may exceed the $16,000 budget by as much as 14,800. A replacement for a grant-funded maintenance worker and added supervision for juvenile residents drive the overrun.
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Ex VA Chief Indicted for Diverting Bank Funds
Former Veterans Administration head and American Legion commander John S. Gleason Jr. is indicted by a federal grand jury on charges he diverted 528745 from Mercantile National Bank of Chicago for personal use. He faces up to 15 years and 20000 dollars in fines if convicted.
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Girl Killed On Pike Near Norwalk Exit
Janet Solari 17 died when the rental truck she rode in left the eastbound Ohio Turnpike and struck an embankment about 12 west of the Norwalk exit. Her stepfather Chuck Sherrer and another step-sister were injured and taken to Bellevue Hospital. The crash occurred at 6 02 a m and the patrol is investigating. In a separate two car collision on Ohio 162 near New London Bryan S Puder 16 was cited for improper turn and Edward Ferber 18 for improper passing.
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