Police To Dictate Reports In Norwalk Grant Approved
Norwalk will receive federal and state funds to buy tape recorders and transcription equipment for the police department. The grant, approved by the Ohio Justice Division, covers most costs with the city covering a small share and possible extra if price rises beyond 4,333 dollars.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Justice Division
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
North Star Council of Government
Lions Club Seeks Old Newspapers for Collection
The Lions Club will collect old newspapers at Norwalk Junior High School the VFW Hall and the Knights of Columbus parking lot from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday April 6. Members will tour the city to pick up papers and will call at every house. bundles may be left on front porches. Call 663-0071 to guarantee pickup.
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Lions Club
Norwalk Junior High School
VFW Hall
Knights of Columbus
Lions
Prosecutor Owens Handles Student Questions in Norwalk Willard
Huron County Prosecutor William W. Owens spoke to sixth graders at Maplehurst School and participated in a Willard Junior High drug seminar this week. He was surprised by sharp questions, including why a defendant's background cannot be raised in a rape case.
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Huron County
William W. Owens
Norwalk
Willard
Maplehurst School
Willard Junior High
Owens
Drunk driver in North Fairfield crash ends with cut lips
Clyde K. Back 25 of North Fairfield crashed into a guardrail and a pole on East Washington Street after midnight. He was not treated for cuts on his lips and was charged with driving while intoxicated. He said he was blinded by another vehicle’s lights.
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Clyde K. Back
North Fairfield
East Washington Street
Back
Norwalk
Parents to discuss post prom plans at NL High School
A junior parents meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m April 10 in the band room at New London High School. Parents will plan for post prom events at the annual Junior Senior Prom on May 25.
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New London
New London High School
Hobby Courses Offered by Norwalk City Schools Spring Session
Norwalk City Schools announce a spring series of hobby and interest classes with registration open. The tennis class begins April 2 at 7 p.m. at Norwalk Junior High, weather permitting on courts. Tuition is 10 dollars plus materials, with students bringing racquets and balls. other offerings include decoupage, chess, typing, Spanish, sewing, and requests for bridge and guitar instruction. Interested residents may call the Board of Education office.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Junior High
Board of Education Office
Probate Court Values of Estates in Huron County
Values filed include Clarence T. Bailey of Wieman at 18 945 Virgil W Long of Willard at 100 and Bernice M Tilton of North Fairfield at 28 000. Joint holdings or accounts are mentioned as applicable.
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Huron County
Clarence T. Bailey
Eman
Virgil W. Long
Willard
Bernice M. Tilton
North Fairfield
Lumberjack killed when tree pins worker near Wellington
Richard Gee 28 a North Lumber Co. employee was killed Tuesday afternoon northeast of Berlin Heights when a tree he was cutting fell or rolled onto him. He was alone on the job, seen too late, and died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital.
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Berlin Heights
Wellington
Here
Richard Gee
Smoky Road
Gee
North Lumber Co
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Hinman
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
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