Norwalk City Council Agenda Includes Bidding for Courts and Hearings
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m with prayer pledge roll call minutes and communications. It lists second reading of ordinances bids for two new tennis courts and police recording equipment Annual appropriation ordinance and public hearings on the annual appropriation and on a rezoning by Robert White.
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Norwalk
Paul Smith
First Baptist Church
Robert White
Dogs Attack Boy On Bike at Huron County Fairgrounds
Police officer Ptl. Gerald Klading chased a pack of four dogs off a 13 year old bicycle rider, Scott E. Blackwood, at the Huron County Fairgrounds Sunday night. The dogs fled then returned and were driven away again by the officer.
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Ptl
Gerald Klading
Huron County Fairgrounds
Scott E. Blackwood
Norwood Ave
Klading
Willard
American Motors
Stonewall Jackson Kidd
Kidd
Huron County
Arson Destroys Outhouse Building at Riverside Cemetery
A vacant Riverside Cemetery outbuilding was burned to the ground Sunday night in what Monroeville police call arson. Police say gasoline was poured inside and a railroad flare ignited the fire around 9 p.m. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly. no value estimate was available.
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Monroeville
Riverside Cemetery
David Williams
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
Benilde Robinson of 156 N Hester St was fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Mary A Bell of 91 State St forfeited a 27 dollar bond for speeding.
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Norwalk
Benilde Robinson
N. Hester St
Mary A. Bell
State St
St Marys Festival Sunday Opens at School Grounds
St Marys Catholic Church will host its annual festival on the school grounds this Sunday with activities, games, and a cafeteria style lunch in Reynold’s Hall starting at 4 p.m. Proceeds go to St Marys Church and School.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Reynold’s Hall
St. Mary’s
Boone must pay taxes after land deal loss write-off rejected
U.S. Tax Court ruled Pat Boone cannot deduct losses from a land development deal on his 1965 and 1966 returns. The judge rejected Boone's claim that surrendering 92 500 dollars in debenture bonds was a business expense to protect his entertainer and endorsements career.
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Washington
UPI
Pat Boone
U.S
Tax Court
Boone
Two teens surrender to Norwalk police after run from Gladstone
Two runaways, 15 and 17 from Gladstone Michigan, turned themselves in at Norwalk Police Station Friday afternoon. They were held until 5 a.m. today when one set of parents retrieved them from the city jail.
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Gladstone
Mich
Norwalk
City
Norwalk Infant Faces Rare Immune Disease in Akron Hospital
Jerold Champney a 21 month old from rural Norwalk suffers from dygammaglobulinemia and a digestive cell defect. He is at Children's Hospital in Akron with two serious illnesses while his family struggles with $17,000 in medical bills and insurance gaps. Treatments include gamma globulin injections costing $20 each and possible bone marrow transplant trials.
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Jerold Champney
Ronald Champney
Norwalk
Children’s Hospital
Akron
Jerold
Champney
Sheller Globe Corp
Champneys
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Norwalk Council
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St. Mary’s Festival
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the General Telephone Co
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Boose
Swabley’s
Jim Stark
Huron and Erie County Boards of Health
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Matthew J. Smith
Mansfield General Hospital
Debbie and
Donald Smith
Pearl St
Country Counter
S. Norwalk Rd
Larry Livengood
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David E. Reineck
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Opthalmology
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