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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
3
Police report a theft at Van Dresser Corp on 75 Ontario St. A purse in a locker was looted of $50 Saturday morning. Victim Lynda Smith 27 Sandusky reported the loss at 11 02 a m during a morning break after discovering someone had gone through her bag.
Police said Daniel Huber reported his car stolen at 3 08 a.m. and found it in the Citizen's National Bank lot at 5 a.m. on Sunday. In a separate report, a lock was damaged on 75 Key Drive during a weekend attempted break in, but the door remained secured by a chain.
Willard area court case moves to new trial request after attorney cites newly discovered inmate statements. Chester Collins, 25, Norwalk, was convicted for slashing James Kilgore at Sportsman's Bar in Willard on February 17, 1976. The statements allege Freddie Kilgore admitted Collins did not commit the act.
The New York Times will limit X rated and unrated porn film ads starting July 1. Ads may be single column displays showing film and theater names with address and hours, labeled adults only, with limits on number per theater and bans on offensive titles.
A mobile law office starts a summer tour in western Ohio to learn and solve legal problems of migrant farm workers. The Ohio Migrant Legal Action program runs the service with La Raz Unida de Ohio, staffed by two Spanish speaking law students and a paralegal. The van, funded by the Legal Services Corp, aims to reach migrants in fields about immigration and residency, auto issues, and income constraints, with on site and telephone support from Feingold and another lawyer.
In a hurry to sell your used fur coat dial 668 3771 to order a result getting Want Ad.
Willard gains a deputy registrar with authorization for a registrar's office at 115 Myrtle Ave. Paul Capelle, city manager, and Richard Chase will operate the site in a paint and wallpaper store. The office opens 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays, with Saturday hours possible after licensing begins in two to four weeks. Urban Livengood Jr aided the setup.
Wilma Nickoli resigns as secretary of the servation District after five years. Mary Reisig replaces her, located at 201 Spine Ct Norwalk. Nickoli, one of six Huron County Park Board commissioners, says she wishes to write stories or public relations pieces.
Huron county treasurer John M. Arthur says the second half of 1976 real estate taxes are light. Taxpayers are reminded there will be no further extension beyond July.
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