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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
14
A citizen committee formed at New London High School plans to push a May three mill levy to raise 48000 for indefinite operation. The board seeks higher teacher pay and aims to match area salaries, with 30000 for starting wages and 18000 for other expenses while repaying a 68000 loan.
A survey shows Huron County typical four person families spend 29 dollars weekly on food, higher than the US average of 26 and East North Central 24. Budgets allocate 27 percent to food, 30 percent to housing, and 13 percent to clothing for those with about 10 450 dollars annual net income.
James E. Beaven 19 of 128 Newton St. charged with reckless driving on private property after his car became stuck in mud at McGuan Field. Police found the vehicle 150 feet from Hester Street with left rear wheel buried to the axle and three sets of footprints around it. Beaven driven car. wreckers removed it from the mud. Lorence R. Blymyer 20 of Sandusky charged with failure to stop after accident on West Main Street. His car struck Barbara Carlton as she slowed to turn onto Newton Street.
Chelsey Kelley, 31, Marion, pleaded guilty in Huron County Court to a drag racing incident on Whittlesey Road north of Norwalk Feb 28. He receives a $500 fine, 30 days in jail, and a year license suspension, with portions suspended on good behavior. Four co-defendants from Bellevue and Clyde also pleaded guilty and received similar sentences. The sixth man, Billy Webb, 31, Clyde, is 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 of 10 South Pleasant Street. The dog, which had all shots, attacked while Daniel P Ebinger played in the Pleasant Street schoolyard Sunday afternoon.
Green wich sixth grader Marcia Garner and Teresa Hopkins from the intermediate building won elementary division titles in the South Central School spelling contest. Alternates include Barbara Godfrey and Linda Silliman. Junior high champion speller Kay Henry with Barry Morris as alternate. Winners to compete at the county meet April 6 at 7 30 p m in the South Central gym. Pronouncers were David Jump and Fritz Aukerman. Judges were Revs Myron Ramsey Fittro and Perl.
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