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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
2
A citizen group met at New London High School to promote a May three mill levy aimed at raising 48000 annually for schools. The plan includes expanding the committee, informational outreach, endorsements, and public meetings to inform voters about higher teacher and staff salaries.
A New York poll shows typical non farm families spend about $29 weekly on food in Huron County. Nationally $26, East $24. income influences spending more than regional price differences. For a $10,450 net disposable income, 27 percent goes to food, 30 percent to housing, 1 and a half to clothing, with the rest to medical and other needs for a family of four.
James E. Beaven twenty and Lorence R. Blymyer twenty face charges after incidents in Norwalk. Beaven is charged with reckless driving on private property for a mud entrapment at McGuan Field and is accused of driving a car north on Hester Street and onto the ballfield. Blymyer is charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after a collision on West Main Street involving Barbara Carlton.
Chelsey Kelley of Marion pleaded guilty in Huron County Court to a drag racing charge stemming from the Feb 28 Whittlesey Road incident near Norwalk. He faced 500 dollars in fines, 30 days in jail, and a one year license suspension, with most penalties suspended on good behavior. Four other defendants from Bellevue and Clyde also pleaded guilty and received similar sentences. Billy Webb awaits next court appearance.
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 while playing in the Pleasant Street schoolyard on Sunday afternoon. The dog had all of its shots.
Greenw ich Marcia Garner from North Fairfield and Teresa Hopkins from South Central intermediate win elementary division. Alternates include Barbara Godfrey and Linda Silliman. Kay Henry wins junior high division with Barry Morris as alternate. District to compete at county meet April 6 at South Central gym. Pronouncers David Jump Fritz Aukerman. Judges Rev Myron Ramsey Rev F Joseph Fittro Rev John Perl.
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