Norwalk crash death prompts investigation on Ohio 60
The Norwalk Post reports a two car crash on Ohio 60 that killed Dale W. Hunter of New London. Lt. Lloyd Beale notes uncertainty over Hunter’s direction prior to collision with a traveling hall driven by Keith Lehman of Columbus. James Snyder, 32, a Hunter passenger, was asleep. no citations issued. Also, Plymouth school board calls a Friday 4:30 p.m. special meeting on Ohio 61 to discuss teacher negotiations in closed session.
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Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Ohio 60
Dale W. Hunter
New London
Lloyd Beale
Hunter
Keith Lehman
Columbus
Buele
Fayette Road
James F. Snyder
Norwalk Chamber to Sell Pies at Strawberry Festival
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will run a booth at the 1978 Strawberry Festival May 26-29 downtown selling strawberry pie and other refreshments. This is the first year for the chamber booth. The festival is financially sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. In addition, a National Library Week book sale is set for April 3-7 at the Norwalk Public Library with books for sale and extended hours. Beta Sigma Phi’s Kappa Epsilon Chapter leads the sale. William Paul will speak at the New London Men’s Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m. Saturday at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church located on Ohio 162 west of New London. Cincinnati Vice Mayor Ken Blackwell released a report alleging many city buses have fire hazards and that emergency exit doors are bolted shut on 37 percent of buses.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Howard Sawyer
Sawyer
Chamber of Commerce
National Library Week
Norwalk Public Library
Kappa Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
New London
William Paul
Guatemala
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ohio
New London Corporation
Girl Testifies Stepdad Forced Nude Poses in Court
A 17-year-old girl testified in Huron County Juvenile Court that her stepfather forced her to pose nude and paddled her on multiple occasions. he denies the charges, claiming only a few paddlings occurred. The trial, in Norwalk, features testimony from family members and neighbors as prosecutors seek to prove sexual contact and contributing to the unruliness of a minor.
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Huron County Juvenile Court
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Jack Fynes
Frederick Waugh
Thomas Heydinger
Waugh
Sandusky
NL Picks 4 Boy Staters
New London High School juniors Mike Babcock Steve Baker Virgil Harris and John Kruki were named delegates to the 41st Buckeye Boys State set for June 17 to 25 at Bowling Green State University. Sponsors include Broome Wood Post 292 American Legion Rotary and Raritan Clubs. Alternate delegates are Mike Nestor Kirk Saunders and Eric Jennings.
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New London
Mike Babcock
Steve Baker
Virgil Harris
John Kruki
New London High School
Buckeye Boys State
Bowling Green State University
Broome-Wood Post 292
American Legion
Rotary and
Raritan Clubs
Babcock
Jarvis Babcock
Wellington
Baker
Rudyard Baker
Harris
Alice Harris
New
Ohio Sets Permits For Motorized Bicycles
Ohio requires operators of motorized bicycles to be at least 14 and hold a valid moped license starting Saturday. The state will allow testing at all Highway Patrol stations the first workday after enactment. Violations after March 31 may incur citations and fines. No title certificates or license plates required for mopeds.
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Columbus
UPI
Democrats Fail to Pick Cissell Successor in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Democrats could not select a replacement for Councilman James C. Cissell as he prepares to be sworn in Monday as U.S. attorney for southern Ohio.
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Cincinnati
UPI
James
C. Cissell
U.S
Southern
Ohio
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William Kruki
Mike Nestor
Paul Nestor
Kirk Saunders
Russell Saunders
Eric Jennings
Royce Jennings
Whittlesey
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