Hartland Center Rail Accident Injures Norwalk Brakeman
Ronald R. Nopper, 24, a brakeman for Norfolk and Western Railway, was seriously injured when pinned between two freight cars at Hartland Center switching yards. He was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, then Elyria Memorial, listed in serious condition. Investigators from Brewster, Ohio, office discussed cause but released no details. The accident occurred shortly after midnight. Nopper's address is 21 Sycamore Drive, Norwalk, and he has worked four years for the railroad.
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Hartland Center
Ronald R. Nopper
Norfolk and Western Railway
Nopper
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sycamore Drive
Norwalk
Brewster
Hartland
Norfolk and Western
Jim Smith
Senior Volunteer Program speaks on organization and services
Mrs Louise Gilliss will address a Services for Aging meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Huron County Administration Building 180 Milan Avenue She will explain organizing and operating a Retired Senior Volunteer Program EPA issued two permits four variances to Ohio Edison Power Plant Norwalk to meet air standards by July 1975 All Ohio emission sources must seek permits last fall A truck theft at Durable Mat Co North Pleasant Street involved an AM FM radio tape player eight tapes extinguisher three sets of keys and 30 in change William Darling Jr Monroeville owned the truck Noel Arnold 17 Indian Terrace was named to the Zoning Board of Appeals replacing Clifton Cross who moved to the Planning Commission Arnold works at the New Departure plant in Sandusky
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Louise Gilliss
Services For Aging
Huron County Administration
Milan Avenue
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ohio Edison
Norwalk
Ohio
Durable Mat Co
North Pleasant Street
William Darling, Jr
Monroeville
James E. Morrow
Noel Arnold
Indian Terrace
Zoning Board of Appeals
Wayne Goodsite
Arnold
Clifton Cross
Planning Commission
David Moore
Sandusky
Norwalk Board Awards Two City Contracts
Hug Concrete Paving Co. wins the street painting lines contract while Bache Furey and Myers secures the liability and physical damage insurance on city vehicles. Both firms were the sole bidders for their respective contracts.
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Norwalk
Board of Control
Hug Concrete Paving Co
Bache, Furey and Myers
Hug and Bache, Furey and Myers
Plea Admits Embezzlement by Monroeville Youth
Danny L. Gregg 19 of Monroeville pleaded guilty to embezzling 360 dollars from Red Head Oil Co on May 12. Sentencing was continued for a probation report by the Common Pleas judge. Gregg was arrested by Monroeville police the day of the crime where he worked at a local service station.
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Danny L. Gregg
Monroeville
Red Head Oil Co
Common Pleas
Gregg
Toll-Free Line Helps Ohio Utility Complaints
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio installed a statewide toll-free line in its consumer complaints division to assist residents with utility problems. Chairman Edmund Turk said the Columbus office now serves other areas of the state by dialing 1-800-282-0198 for assistance.
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Columbus
UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio
Edmund Turk
Commission
Cleveland Akron waste plan would cost 2.3 billion dollars
An Army Corps plan to bring wastes from Cleveland and Akron for treatment would cost 2.3 billion over 50 years. It is the cheapest of four options to meet water standards for the Cleveland Akron area and rivers.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Cleveland
Akron
Cleveland- Akron
Cuyahoga
Rocky
Chagrin
Ohio
Federal
Environmental Protection Agencies
Willard High School
Three Rivers Basin
Three Rivers
Youth In Fatality Enters Plea in Juvenile Court
David P. Bleile a 15 year old appeared with his parents in Juvenile Court this morning. Through his attorney he pleaded guilty to driving without a license and using a car without consent. He also pleaded no contest to aiding and abetting leaving the scene of an accident.
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David P. Bleile
Henry Young
Norwalk
Matthew C. Gross
Milan Ave
John L. Warner, Jr
Marian Drive
Bleile
Russell T. Antrim
Young
Huron County opposes Cleveland Akron sewage plan
Huron County commissioners warned rural areas may lose influence if Cleveland and Akron officials push sewage disposal into Huron Seneca Crawford and Richland counties. Commissioner Arthur Herner said opposition based on one person one vote power could be ignored if the plan advances.
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Seneca
Huron
Crawford
Richland
Cleveland-Akron
Cleveland
Akron
Huron County
Arthur Herner
Army Corps of Engineers
Seneca, Crawford
Norwalk Income Tax Revenue Up 19 635
Norwalk’s municipal income tax has produced 167 972 since Jan 1, up 19 635 from a year ago. Finance Director Douglas Colvin cites efforts to track down nonpayers as a key factor. The sum includes 1971 and 1972 taxes through May 22, with 300 people owing 1972 and 14 owing 1971.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Norwalk Pool Passes On Sale At Rec Center
The city will open sales for season passes at the Recreation Center from 1 to 5 p.m. on weekdays. Residence and non residence prices apply for individual and family passes with student admission at 50 cents and general admission at $1. Swimming lessons run in three 3 week periods beginning June 18 and continue through August 17 with tadpole classes for ages two to four. Lifesaving courses operate in two 4 week blocks, all classes are free, and the pool runs from June 11 to Labor Day.
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Norwalk
Bumper Beat Donnie Ray Kidd in Ohio DUI Crash
Ohio 162 four miles west of U S 250 saw 22 year old Donnie Ray Kidd of New London charged with DUI after his eastbound car missed a curve and struck a mailbox fence and trees at 3 10 a m He had visible injuries but was not treated and his car was extensively damaged.
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Donnie Ray Kidd
New London
Ohio 162
U.S. 250
Ohio Highway Patrol
Kidd
Mental Health Center board weighs sale of state funded air conditioners
Huron County Mental Health Center faces a dilemma over selling two window air conditioners bought with state funds. Prosecutor William Owens advised the sale is not possible, prompting board members to consider alternate options and committee appointments. The 648 board plans a June 5 meeting to review a contract draft for fiscal 1973 74.
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Huron County Mental Health Center
Main St
The
Huron County Mental Health Society
William Owens
Charles Ferrell
Willard
Wilametta Sisson
James Loughridge
Leroy Claus
Richard Pohl
Don Norris
Norwalk
Willard United
Michael Fegen
Mr. Ferrell
Jeanette Parkhurst
Robert Finlay
Mental Health Society Board
George Brandal
John Borgia
Sisson
4-H Club Builds Picnic Table for Camp Conger
The Better Youth of Bronson 4-H Club worked on a picnic table for Camp Conger on May 17 at advisor Carl Lund's home. Program booklets were handed out and refreshments were served by the Lund family. The next meeting is May 31 at Bronson Township Hall.
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Bronson 4-H Club
Conger
Carl Lund
Lunds
Bronson Township
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Harkness St
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Cline St
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U.S. 20
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Clarksfield
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Wellington
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Berm
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Fred Stein
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