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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1978
Page
3
In Willard, thieves busted into Hartenstein's Supper Club on U.S. 224 Sunday night, taking $125.55 in change and an unknown amount from a jukebox. Deputies reported the break in through a furnace-room window to the sheriff's office Monday morning.
A state committee rejected a $600,000 funding request for an adult center at Christie Lane School, saying the facility should not share the site with the children’s school. Marion Waits and the Huron County board plan to appeal, citing economies, community involvement, and precedent in other counties. The board aims to meet the regional MR commissioner within a week to pursue the appeal.
County Commissioner Maurice Smith may face intra party competition as Willard Fire Chief John Yacob seeks the Democratic nomination. If petitions are filed by March 23, a June primary will decide the race. Yacob, 59, would retire as fire chief if elected and cites plans to contribute to Huron County. He has 30 years with Willard, serves on regional commissions, and lives in Willard with his wife and two children. A separate Republican primary for the four year term is already forming with Joseph Sherman and John Baltes circulating petitions.
Seven men took a Norwalk patrolman exam and all scored 70 percent or higher. Names posted at City Hall: Gary Higgins Harold Jackson Paul D Kale Jr Eugene Knutson David Lue William D Palmer and Thomas J Zbikowski. The test was the first of three, with a Friday physical agility test at Norwalk Junior High and a March 22 psychological test. The Civil Service Commission will forward top three scores to Mayor Wayne Goodsite for selection, with all passers placed on a two year eligibility list.
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