Ohio Contractors Back Rhodes Plan as Signatures Target Ballot
About fifty contractors met to support Gov. Rhodes four point program for Ohio cities with Norwalk delegate Leon Riley to circulate petitions. Thomas Duncan said 307000 signatures will be needed to place the issue on the November ballot amid legal wording hurdles. Kathie Crapsey pleaded guilty to a reduced welfare theft charge and was ordered to pay restitution. Two men faced breaking and entering charges in Norwalk with $5000 bond. New London boards set 1975-76 calendar with 180 school days and a Christmas break. Tee softball registration opens at the Recreation Center. Edison High School of Berlin Heights hosts an open horse show Sunday with judge Duane C. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
James Rhodes
Ohio
Norwalk
Leon Riley
Thomas Duncan
Governor’s Office
North Central
Ohio Contractors Association
Riley
NEW London
New London Board of Education
Berlin Heights
Edison High School
Wright's
Ohio 61
Mason Road
Duane C. Thomas
Wooster
Norwalk Poppy Festival plates go on sale at home sale
A limited edition of 250 Norwalk Poppy Festival Commemorative plates features an etching of the Firelands Museum and a history on the back. Sold first come, first served by Mrs. Nick Borders at 55 E Elm St for $7 each. contact before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Firelands Museum
Nick Borders
E. Elm St
Norwalk Woman Cited Over Parking Dispute on State Street
A Norwalk resident, Helen R. Schriner, received a parking ticket after she parked behind another car in a driveway on State Street and refused to move until she was paid. Police had a tow truck ready, but Schriner moved the car when the tow vehicle arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
State Street
Helen R. Schriner
Oreal P. Caskey
State St
Dispositions in Norwalk Mayor's Court
Gary J. Miller of Bellevue fined for excessive noise with $15 and costs. Mary Ellen McGuire of Sandusky cited for red light violation with $15 and costs. Margaret W. Simms of 24 Breezewood Drive charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance and $15 plus costs. Elizabeth R. Shearer of Bellevue cited for speeding with a $22 waiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Gary J. Miller
Bellevue
Mary Ellen McGuire
Sandusky
Margaret W. Simms
Breezewood Dr
Elizabeth R. Shearer
Regional Plan Group Disbands in Northern Ohio Counties
The 5 A regional lead group, aimed at forming a five county planning organization in Huron Seneca Wyandot Crawford and Marion, voted to disband after meeting in Bucyrus. Vernis George notes Wyandot and Crawford lacked enthusiasm while North Star Council of Governments could be expanded to secure federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bucyrus
Norwalk
Vernis George
Huron
Seneca
Wyandot
Crawford
Marion
Gilligan
George
North Star Caunene
Erie
Ottawa
North Star
Council of Governments
Search Dogs Track Suspects to Tavern in Mansfield Stabbing Case
Monroeville police said two search dogs did locate four suspects in a Mansfield stabbing case after hours of sniffing. The suspects fled to a tavern as officers closed in. Lt. Feld praised dogs Sam and Fritz and their handlers Sgt. Ludban and Dep. Osterland. arrests expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Mansfield
William Feld
Feld
Sam
Willard Police
Fritz
Huron County Sheriff's Office
Thomas Ludban
Dep
John Osterland
Bumper Beat Norwalk Couple Injured
A two car crash at U S 250 and Hull Road injured a Norwalk couple Rex Malson 19 and Janet Malson 19 plus occupants Sharon Kevesdy 17 and Kathy Gerhart 17 of Sandusky. Rex was cited for failing to stop in time. Both cars sustained heavy damage. Michael Hummell 25 of Oberlin also injured in a separate Friday afternoon crash on U S 20 242 miles west of Wakeman taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Norwalk
U.S. 250
Hull Road
Rex Malson
E. Main St
Malson
Janet
Sharon Kevesdy
Kathy Gerhart
Sandusky Providence Hospital
U.S. 20
Wakeman
Michael Hummell
Oberlin
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Pleads Guilty To Drugs Involving Tusing Case
Tom Tusing, 22, of 7 Old State Road pleaded guilty to second offense possession of marijuana. A second charge was dropped after plea negotiations. Indicted April 4, he received a suspended one to ten year sentence, 30 days in jail split as two days per weekend, $500 fine, and three years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tusing
Old State Road
Using
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Huron County
Tusing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhodes
Kathie L. Crapsey
Kathie L. Collum
Milan
Earl E. Shirey
Larry E. Moore
Sheriff's Deputies
Seminary St
Krupp
Sunoco
W. Main St
City Recreation Center
West Monroe Street
Yoser
Mayor’s Court
Sycamore Hills
W. Main
Beth Ann Diringer
Lynn Dalton
Memorial Lake Park
Mary Conway
Wakeman Elementary School
Enya
Hummell
Raymond Bowles
Westlake
Bowles
East Main
Foster Streets
Annette F. Patterson
N. Foster Sr
Foster
Emma L. Seitz
Grove Ave
Patterson
Mrs. Seitz
Willard
Benedict Avenue
Diane S. Myers
Norwood Avenue
Zoravko Sazdanoff
High St
Jefferson Street
Patricia S. Bahnsen
Gilbert Shumate
N. Foster St
Ine
RENCH
Rench Diversified Real Estate CO
Citizen's National Bank
Peas
Benedict
Ohio Edison
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!