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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
2
Greenwich hosts a three night worship event Hallelujah 73 sponsored by area churches. Rev. Barry L. Johnson from Illinois opens with music and talk, followed by bonfire songs led by Randy Rocke. The program includes classic camp songs and modern Christian tunes with a Wednesday communion.
Greenwich council votes 4 to 0 to move meetings from Thursday to the first and third Tuesday each month starting August with the first Tuesday set for Aug 7. The change stems from a request by the Greenwich Enterprise Review newspaper.
Huron County Commissioners signed a lease with the Erie County Soil and Water Conservation District for space in the Huron County Administration Building on Thursday. The two districts operate a combined office but require separate leases. Their new offices are on the east side of the main floor at 180 Milan Ave.
In Sandusky the Bi- County Erie-Huron CAC failed to meet due to only nine of 30 members attending. The agenda included by-law changes linked to a 1972 EEO bill and possible new meeting dates, with a July deadline for changes possibly triggering a special session. In Norwalk a 15-year-old admitted stealing a bicycle from Benedict School and will appear in Juvenile Court. the bike belongs to Mark Brandts. A second bicycle was reported stolen from Paul Wechter with a distinctive yellow color and a white flowered basket.
Huron County Recorder Jay Thomas told county commissioners on Thursday the office is on track for the biggest year yet. As of June 20 fees collected totaled 13 958 with May totaling 3 285 the strongest month so far.
Forrest N. Murr 18 of New London faces a second drug offense charge after a June 6 arrest for stealing candy from a concession stand at New London Recreation Park with two other youths. He pleaded not guilty to that theft and was free on bond until Wednesday night. Police arrested him Wednesday on a warrant alleging illegal delivery of a barbiturate or amphetamine on Monday.
Mayor Wayne Goodsite orders Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin to design a tornado warning system after Willard May 10. Sirens will differ from fire alarms and be used only for tornado warnings. City Engineer Jim Widman reviews costs while four locations, one per city quarter, are planned.
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