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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
12
A New London citizen committee met at New London High School to push a May three mill levy for schools. The plan calls for information campaigns, endorsements, and public meetings to raise 48 000 dollars in new operating funds, with 30 000 needed for higher starting teacher salaries.
A kin to national trends shows Huron County typical four person family spending about 29 dollars a week on food. The BLS SRDS data place disposable income at about 10 450 dollars annually with 27 percent for food 30 percent for housing and 13 percent for clothing. Income level shifts alter these shares with higher incomes allocating more to housing and less to food.
Chelsey Kelley of Marion pleaded guilty in Huron County Court for a drag racing incident on Whittlesey Road near Norwalk February 28. He faced 500 dollars in fines, 30 days in jail, and a one-year license suspension, with most penalties suspended on good behavior. Four co-defendants from Bellevue and Clyde also pleaded guilty last week and received similar sentences. The sixth defendant Billy Webb of Norwalk was to appear in court next Saturday.
A 12-year-old Milan boy was bitten on the right leg by a dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Corrigan at 10 South Pleasant Street on Sunday afternoon. The dog had current vaccinations. Daniel P. Ebinger was playing in the Pleasant Street schoolyard when the incident occurred.
Norwalk police charged James E. Beaven with reckless driving on private property after his car was found stuck in mud at McGuan Field. The vehicle left Hester Street, entered the ballfield, and was removed by a wrecker. Also charged, Lorence R. Blymyer failed to stop after an accident on West Main Street following a rear collision with Barbara Carlton’s car.
Greenwhich District honors two elementary division winners Marcia Garner and Teresa Hopkins from North Fairfield and South Central respectively. Alternates include Barbara Godfrey and Linda Silliman. Junior high champ Kay Henry with Barry Morris as alternate. County meet set for 7:30 p.m. April 6 at South Central gym. Pronouncers David Jump Fritz Aukerman. Judges Rev Myron Ramsey F Joseph Fittro Rev John Perl.
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