Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Marilyn K. Scott of Huron was fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Doris E. Newman of 140 West Main Street paid 10 dollars and costs for the same offense. Belle Herner of rural Monroeville was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding. Ronald R. Pocock of rural Wakeman faced 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Joseph M. Horrigan of Strongsville had a 27 dollar bond forfeiture for disorderly conduct. Wayne P. Troutman of Cleveland faced disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Marilyn K. Scott
Huron
Doris E. Newman
W. Main St
Belle Herner
Monroeville
Ronald R. Pocock
Wakeman
Joseph M. Horrigan
Strongsville
Wayne P. Troutman
Cleveland
Fire Damages Norwalk Apartment. Cause Undetermined
A fire at 31B Bouscau Ave Norwalk damaged the Minor family apartment on the second floor. Firemen estimated $1300 total loss with $1000 to the building and $300 to possessions, sighting a mattress fire spreading to curtains and clothing. A cigarette lighter found in a boy’s bedroom but cause under investigation. The incident follows prior reports of the boy playing with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouscau Ave
Norwalk
Donald R. Minor
Elmer McGuckin
Norwalk North
Firemen Use Foam Drills At Norwalk Filtration Site
Fourteen Norwalk firefighters staged training at the water filtration plant on Old State Road. A house and garage were burned in a controlled exercise. They also cut trees and cleared the lot during the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Old State Road
Thousands answer call to place want ads fast
Local readers respond to the call for quick rental vacancies with ads placed by dialing 662-4241. The notice urges residents to rent available vacancies promptly through the classified line.
Ford vows retirement from public life by 1977
Vice President Gerald R. Ford says in People that he will quit public life no later than 1977 due to his wife Bettys neck nerve problem and family strain. He leaves a sliver of hope for a if there is a deadlocked convention the GOP could draft him for the 1976 presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
People Magazine
Ford
Japanese Visitors Tour Ohio State and Local Sights
Toshiaki Omori his wife Kozaka and their 17 month old daughter Myyumi from Kitaibakishi Japan visited Mr and Mrs Norman Renneckar at 22 Newton St last week attending Ohio State University Columbus to study public administration Tom acts as interpreter for his wife They toured a friend's mobile home saw Lake Erie and visited Edison Birthplace in Milan The Omori family plans a visit to Tucson Arizona later this year to meet Mr and Mrs Stephen Renneckar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Renneckar
Newton St
Toshiaki Omori
Kozaka
Myyumi
Kitaibakishi
Japan
Tom
Tokyo
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lake Erie
Edison
Milan
Susan
Ohio
America
Omori
Stephen Renneckar
Tucson
Ariz
Newsman Attacks Nixon Says Press Must Keep Government Under Scrutiny
Walter Cronkite charged the Nixon administration with trying to undermine the press and insisted the Constitution secures the press a duty to scrutinize all branches. He cited White House attacks on the Washington Post calling their reporting shabby journalism and character assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Walter Cronkite
Nixon
Cronkite
Washington Post
White House
Norwalk To Photo ID City Pool Passes And Lessons
Norwalk Park and Recreation will issue pool passes with photos for the new system. Registration for passes and free swim lessons open at the Rec Center on West Monroe Street, with family and individual rates listed. Family photos will be taken and passes assigned numbers, with gate checks against the file photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Park and Recreation Department
Recreation
West
Monroe St
Elizabeth Vattorella
Norwalk City Pool
Rec Center
Monroe Street
Willard Man Charged in Bar Robbery Indictment
Louis L. Kimberline, 30, of rural Willard, indicted by the Huron County Grand Jury in February for an armed robbery outside a Willard bar in January. He was arrested Thursday, pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court, and is held on $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Kimberline
Willard
Kimberline
The
Huron
Common Pleas
17 Year Old Held For Juvenile Court In Drug Raid
A 17 year old Norwalk boy was referred to Huron County Juvenile Court for violation of probation after a drug raid Friday night at 36% Jefferson St. Police confiscated items for lab examination. He was turned over to juvenile court Saturday and may be sent to the Ohio Youth Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County Juvenile Court
Jefferson St
Ohio Youth Commission
Trailer Park Suits Settled Between Park Owners
Two 22 year old lawsuits filed by Richard Enzor of Westwood Mobile Estates and John Ockenga of Norwalk Mobile Home Park were settled out of court after Ohio Edison bought the parks electric distribution systems. Enzor and Ockenga had claimed improper rate changes when the systems were municipal owned. The transfer moved them out of the electricity business with terms undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Mobile Home Parks
Richard Enzor
John Ockenga
Enzor
Westwood Mobile Estates
Ockenga
Norwalk Mobile Home Park
Ohio Edison
Tony Gorant
Bay
Edison
Why Leave Home to Shop for Big Home Furnishings
Classified section highlights big value home furnishings today. Readers are urged to explore in-store deals and catalog discounts to upgrade living spaces.
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Mayor’s Court
Fords
House of Representatives
Congress
Reagan
Rockefeller
Connally
Robos Ang Knah
Phnom Penh
Willard Man
NFO Budge
Lutheran Mutual
Paul Sutter
P.O
Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance CO
Waverly
Iowa
Wayside Furniture
Rt. 20
W. Main
Cole Slaw
David
Bauer
Los East Main Street
Bauer Service
Carter
David E. Bauer
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