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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1974
Page
4
Ronald Zoellner of Norwalk Huron County Airport bought a 1953 Beech 18 from a Springfield private owner. The twin engine plane seats two, carries 2550 pounds, and 170 mph top speed with 200 cubic feet of cargo space. He plans modifications to add a front pilot door and widen the rear, aiming for a $40 000 value.
Norwalk High School board commends 80 seniors with 3.0 GPA or higher, about a third of the class of 250 to 260, on diplomas for B or better averages. Read lists include Kathryn Lasley Susan Hakes Andrea Carpenter Janet Kullman and many others.
Ohio septic tank regulations will be discussed at a public meeting May 23 at the Huron County Administration Building 180 Milan Ave. Deputy Health Commissioner Clarence Ellett invites installers and others while the public may attend. The Board of Health has debated the rules in recent meetings and weighs enforcement.
County Court Russell Crawford of New London and Harry Crawford of Wakeman were fined for deer in a closed season. Additional cases include lawn care dispute in Queens with threats to use sheep and goats for mowing. Multiple speeding waivers and dog registration penalties are listed for residents in New London Wakeman Willard Norwalk.
The Norwalk Board of Education adopted a $10,271 Ginn and Co science program for elementary grades titled Science A Process Approach with no textbook. Teachers showcased experiments on weights and volume using a mod pod system, praising minimal reading and hands on activity for mixed-ability students.
Walter H. Eastman Sr. 49 of 101 State St. was fined 50 dollars plus costs and given a suspended 10 day jail term for receiving stolen property a radio reported stolen from Stokely Van Camp Inc. Nellie Hykes 19 Willard Ave. reported the theft. Richard T. Austin 46 of 115 N Hester Sr. failed to appear at the hearing and a warrant was issued. he posted 10 percent of a 2000 dollar bond and will appear in Mayor's Court.
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