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Norwalk Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

22 Mar 1973

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Norwalk Reflector

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Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

7

Court Dispositions in Huron County Norwalk Docket

A list of Huron County Court dispositions shows numerous speeding violations, muffler defects, and other traffic offenses across Norwalk and surrounding towns. Penalties include fines, costs, bond forfeitures, suspensions, waivers, and one case with a driving while intoxicated charge reduced.

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Huron Norwalk Donald W. Rinehart Monroeville Kenneth J. Clouse James R. Dupee Greenwich Orville E. Platte Laura L. Pool Newton St Otis A. Randelman E. League St Yvonne L. Burtscher Theodore E. Eschen Wakeman Edwin C. Graebner Spine St Kathleen A. Fulton Willard Marsha L. Shupe Collins Martin R. Dapore W. Bouscau Ave Robert A. Kluding Arthur W. Poths Deborah K. Ballard N. Pleasant St Allen A. Harshberger Jackson St Danny E. Moser David A. Francis Thomas G. Fries Christie Ave David E. Lee Claude G. Pocock Rural Wakeman Betty J. White New London Richard A. O'Reilly Gary L. Grose John A. Atkinson Irene E. Chapin Collingwood Dr William C. Baker North Fairfield Robert Calala Peare G. Castillo Cline St Boyd A. Creveling Franci Ditz Guadalupe M. Esquivel E. Elm St Haskill Gayheart Plymouth William E. Gilbert Robert G. Griffin Donald E. Hicks Berlin Heights Robert L. Hochstedler Milan David E. Lierenz Maynard F. McFadden W. Main St Donald L. Norris Summit St Chester W. Opper Donna J. Paramore Ruth S. Ritz Gilbert F. Dobbins Edwin D. Caudill Claude A. Pocock Bouscau Ave Raymond L. Ott
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Lanzon Retires After 37 Years With Fanny Farmer

Roger Lanzon a plant superintendent at Fanny Farmer’s Norwalk operation retires after 37 years with the company He joined in Detroit in February 1936 moved to Norwalk in 1958 and is 65 He and his wife Mary will stay in Norwalk and have a daughter and three grandchildren in Detroit

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Roger Lanzon Marion Dr Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc Lanzon Fanny Farmer Norwalk Detroit Lawzon Sawmill Creek Huron Frank W. Benson Florida Mary
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Sewer project info sought for Milan line

Milan engineers need area details for the southern sewer service including Sleepy Hollow as state deadlines press. The Erie and Huron County Commissioners have not yet sent required maps and data despite prior meetings. Officials also consider water usage at Certain Teed and EHOVE while a fee vote supports a legal aid to challenge a federal rate increase.

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Milan Robert B. O’rourke Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout Toledo Milan Board of Public Affairs Erie and Huron County Commissioners Sleepy Hollow John Phefferle Erie County Commissioners Certain- Teed Products Ehove Joint Vocational School Harold Albright Certain-Teed Ohio Municipal Electric Association Federal Power Commission
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Know Where Your Child Is

Dr George F Linn County Health Commissioner warns that every home risks a child swallowing poisons from readily accessible products. Each year about 500 000 children ingest toxic substances with 500 dying. over 90 percent are under five as toddlers explore. Parents should read labels and know first aid steps.

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George F. Linn The National Clearing House For Poison Control Centers
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Ohio Senate approves bill to seal first-offender records

The Ohio Senate approved a bill by a 24 to 6 vote to seal the record of a first offender who remains on good behavior after leaving prison. Sponsor Sen. Ronald M. Motts said the measure would let ex-convicts forget their past and avoid a life of crime.

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Columbus UPI Ohio Senate Ronald M. Motts D-Parma
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