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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1973

Page

9

Willard Mayor's Court Dispositions List

In Willard Mayor's Court numerous fines were issued for speeding and related offenses. Notable cases include Anna M. Sallee fined $20 for speeding with $8 costs, Stephen W. Betts fined $12 for speeding, Beulah V. Casto $12 for speeding, and Virgil Tuttle fined $200 for driving while intoxicated with $10 costs and three days in city jail. Several defendants faced citations for red light violations, improper backing or exiting, assault and battery, trespassing, or disorderly conduct, with varying fines, bonds forfeited, and jail terms suspended on conditions. The roster also includes no cycle license violations, unattended vehicle notices, and dog at large penalties, reflecting a broad docket of Willard municipal offenses.

Willard Mayor’s Anna M. Sallee Myrtle Ave Claude A. Baugh Washburn Rd Leroy B. Robinson Maplewood Stephen W. Betts Chatfield Beulah V. Casto S. Main St Price M. Graham Whites Trailer Court Terry L. Jump Robert L. Semer New Haven Jerry L. Swert Monroeville Barbara J. Taylor Clark St Craig A. Sanger Norwalk Richard A. Pratt Washington Guy B. Dermer Park St Randy A. Jewell Keefer St Alfred R. Bradley Vance E. Patrick W. Pearl Larry Lacy Willard Wheeler W. Risner Virgil Tuttle Plymouth Jewetta OD Burwell Greenwich Martha A. Moore Shannon Stone Russell L. Mott Shelby Harland R. Beck Ray F. Fuller New Washington Ira R. Britton Lexington John W. Schodorf Crestline Nathan G. Woodland Bloomville William A. Lavine Milan Edna I. Hartz Shiloh Harry G. Clayton New London

Milan Turns To Drilling For New Water Well

Milan seeks a new well site as pressure drops from four existing wells. Harold Albright says Ohio Drilling will search for the site within days. County water surplus to EHOVE and local industry is unavailable now. Fire Chief warns low pressure could hinder firefighting. Gould Inc may lease land for an underground reservoir to reuse cooling water. The board also weighs fire insurance changes and street light upgrades.

Milan Harold Albright Erie County Commissioners Ehove Joint Vocational School Charles Fisher Gould, Inc Gary Krause O.B. Rose Krause Rose Gould Karl Russ Tom O’conner Perrin Road

Brundage Weds Princess Mariann Reuss in Bavaria

Avery Brundage 85 and Princess Mariann Reuss 37 married in a civil ceremony at the Hotel Post in Brundage’s Alpine Bavarian suite. The former IOC president and German royal descendant exchanged plain gold bands, with Brundage joking about wanting twins.

Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany UPI Avery Brundage Mariann Reuss Alpine Bavaria International Olympic Brundage

Tractor Pull Rescheduled in Wakeman Sunday

The garden tractor pull, rained out last weekend, is set for Sunday one block south of the Dairy Bell Drive In off old U S 20 at the curve in Wakeman. It starts at noon on a dirt track with a four dollar entry per class. Classes include 900, 1 000, 1 100 and 1 200 cc. One cylinder tractors only. A weight transfer sled and portable scales will be used. Contact Tom Friend or Bob Graves of Wakeman for details.

Wakeman U.S. 20 Tom Friend Bob Graves

Lemonade Stand Permit Snag Hits City Hall Bureaucracy

Teenage 16 year old Pam Sylke, new to San Francisco from West Allis Wisconsin, hoped to earn money for school by selling lemonade from a truck. She called City Hall to ask about a permit and ran into red tape.

San Francisco UPS Pam _ Sylke West Allis Wis City Hall

Lemonade Stand Permit Controversy Draws City Scrutiny

Pam and two teens sought a mobile catering venture but faced a $7,500 city permit plus fingerprinting and public hearing requirements. Supervisor Molinari proposed a $48 peddler license as alternative while the group must canvass merchants and await police route review.

Pam John L. Molinari

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