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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1976
Page
2
Norwalks Fire Department will cite violators of open burning rules. Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin said investigators will issue tickets for fires started without advance EPA permit or proper disposal use. First offense carries up to a $100 fine.
J C Dillon the former Norwalk narcotics dog is back with the family of detective C Fred Lau after about four weeks with the Laus. Mrs Lau says the children are thrilled and Dillon appears happy and healthy enjoying playtime at home he would have been sold to another sheriff's department if not bought back.
The district corrects omissions from the Honor Roll for the fifth six weeks. Included names are Catherine Allen and nine others.
Norwalk police logged several minor weekend incidents. Mary Beth Dixon said four hubcaps disappeared from her car on Marshall Street. A breakage at McDonald’s on Benedict Avenue was thought accidental as two teen boys left without names. Senior boys allegedly drank illegally at a club with two aged 18. parents declined charges and police planned to inform the club head. A loaner car from Bob Meyer Chevrolet lost radio knobs and a cigarette lighter. Kevin Eberly reported the theft after leaving Friendly Corners tavern. An attendant at Bonded Gas Station reported a man threatening to rob the station after asking to borrow a gasoline can. A gardener’s lawn at Paul Manlet’s home was damaged when a car drove over it. Steven Bickhart reported wallet loss on Willard Avenue. Two cars were dented by an unidentified driver, affecting Vernon Arnold and his son Larry Arnold.
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