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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
7
Colvin testifies in Columbus in support of H.B. 629 to reduce personal property tax rates on business machinery inventories and fixtures. He speaks as Norwalk finance director and chamber official, noting city and chamber aim to grow Norwalk Ohio and attract new business with a more equitable tax base.
Probate records list estate values for Huron County filings. Charles R. Wilcox of Willard totals 36441 dollars. Edward J. Mayle of Woodlawn Avenue shows 35000 dollars. Edwin T. Welch of State Street reports 10000 dollars. Mary A. Hahler of Willard area valued at 49680 dollars.
Mrs. Marlin Helen Wilson 36 sworn in as new village council member to fill 22 years of former member Fred Ebinger due to resignation over police conflicts. The council 4-0 approved her. absent Councilman Fred Van Scoy. She will handle finance and cemetery duties.
David A. Wasem, 24, of Berlin Heights, is the fourth man arrested in a string of thefts from Alsport Inc. He was charged with stealing four magnesium wheels and a helmet from the factory at 84 Whittlesey Ave. Norwalk police recovered about 1200 dollars worth of Alsport equipment last month. Three others have pleaded not guilty. Police say the men are charged separately with specific items and not believed to be working together.
Columbus introduces a statewide Lawyer Referral Service effective July 1. The Ohio State Bar Association will operate in 74 counties including Huron and Erie, offering free referrals by calling 1-800-282-4738 Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm. A staffer assesses the need and matches callers to local attorneys.
Juvenile Officer John Short released the names of 46 children registered for the Safety Town session starting Monday at Benedict School. Classes run 9 to 11 a.m. A white sweater and a white with red trim sweater were found after the first week and may be picked up at the police station.
The Ridgefield Rockets held their sixth meeting at Dave and Melinda Meyers home to decide how to use the treasury funds. The next gathering is planned for July 2 at Robert and John Pifer home.
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