Three disturbance calls tie Norwalk officers to single party
Norwalk police responded to calls overnight at 1 04 a m from 103 Jefferson St where Douglas Chappell 19 admitted a birthday party. At 1 20 a m youths outside Seminary St apartment denied ties to a party. At 3 21 a m Pegs Restaurant a fight prompted charges against Leonard W Cummings 25 Wakeman and Chappell with disturbance. Both posted 50 bond and face Mayor's Court Saturday.
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Norwalk
Jefferson St
Douglas Chappell
Bank Street
Seminary Street
Leonard W. Cummings
Wakeman
Chappell
Mayor’s Court
Bicycle Car Collision Reported in Norwalk
Norwalk police were told at 7 20 this morning by Elfreda Brimble 48 of Collins that a boy on a bicycle rode into the side of her car as she stopped at East Main Street intersection while driving north on Mill Street. The cyclist Chuck Egle 14 of S Garden Street appeared unhurt and the bicycle undamaged. His father Wilbur Egle was expected to report to the station later today.
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Norwalk
Elfreda M. Brimble
Collins
Mill Street
East Main Street
Chuck Egle
S. Garden St
Wilbur Egle
Monroeville class urges Rand Vaccine release for Terry Robbins
A Monroeville High School class writes to protest the removal of Rand Vaccine, urging authorities to reissue the experimental treatment that helped classmate Terry Robbins, who has cancer of the spine and now cannot walk. They stress his NHS honor, college acceptance, and the broader hope modern medicine provides for patients.
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Monroeville High School
Terry Robbins
Terry
Rand
Solomon
Girl Falls Into Window At Benedict School
Ruth Ann Vick twelve of 37 Norwood Avenue was treated for an elbow injury at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after she fell into a school window while trying to catch a ball. She was released. Carlos Justice twenty one of 103 Jefferson Street was also treated and released after hitting his head on a window frame at Plastic Molders Supply.
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Ruth Ann Vick
Norwood Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Benedict School
Carlos Justice
Jefferson St
Plan Recital Ninteen Area Piano Students
Students from Plan Recital Ninteen will perform a Sunday program at Calvary Baptist Church. The 3 p.m. recital features participants Tracy Buck Sally Adelman Laura Williams Elaine Myers Robert and Rosalyn Roberts Helen Roberts Barbara Reed Mary Anne Robinson Susan Lunney Janet LaVigne Debbie Curler Gleaca Ray Judy and Margy Steinhoff Mara Rabants Debbie Vogt Debbie Kearney and Anne Bresson.
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Tracy Buck
Sally Adelman
Laura Williams
Elaine Myers
Robert
Rosalyn Roberts
Helen Roberts
Barbara Reed
Mary Anne Robinson
Susan Lunney
Janet LaVigne
Debbie Curler
Gleaca Ray
Judy
Margy Steinhoff
Mara Rabants
Debbie Vogt
Debbie Kearney
Anne Bresson
County OKs grant pact for Huron County Airport funds
Huron County commissioners approved a state grant of 100000 for airport construction restricted to runways taxiways ramps and lighting. The county and city had pledged 25000 each with plans to raise 40000 from the public as engineering costs rise. Norwalk officials and airport authority discussed a power line from Laylin Road with city leaders weighing providing the line at no charge.
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Huron County
Bernard Freeman
T.L. Paffenbarger
Huron County Airport Authority
Paffenbarger
Norwalk
Airport Authority
Harold E. Finch
Morley Price
Laylin Road
Price
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk Thursday Night
Julia Mae Getz paid $10 court waiver for speed. Maxwell Newton owed $75 and costs for intoxication. William P. Braden faced $10 and costs for failure to drive on the right. John H. Hendrickson paid $10 and costs for failing to stop safely. Fred H. Evans fined $10 and costs for driving left of center. John Gregory forfeited two bonds totaling $35 and paid $15 for speed. Elizabeth O. Schafer signed and paid $10 court waiver for improper backing.
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Norwalk
Julia Mae Getz
Old State Road
Maxwell Newton
William P. Braden
S. Linwood
John H. Hendrickson
S. Pleasant
Fred H. Evans
Cuyahoga Falls
John Gregory
Monroeville
Elizabeth O. Schafer
Howie Named Manager for 1968 Olympic Speed Teams
Howie selected to lead both the men's and women's speed skating squads for the 1968 Grenoble Winter Games in France. UPI reports the decision as announced by the United States Olympic Committee.
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New York
UPI
United States
George Howie
Grenoble
France
Norwalk Meeting Explores Employment Bias and Poverty
Mrs. Leslie Harper and Robert Fish question if local employment issues stem from discrimination or networking. Rev. Hayduk cites 12 poverty pockets and suggests an employment development specialist and neighborhood service center to aid low income residents. Temporary Chair Stanton Taylor and Hayduk note Norwalk mirrors small towns. officers to be elected later as meetings set for the second and fourth Thursdays.
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Leslie Harper
Norwalk
Missouri
Fish
Lover
Stanton Taylor
George Hayduk
Hayduk
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