Laycock Is Norwalks Teacher of the Year at Banquet
R Paul Laycock a music teacher in Norwalk for 50 years will retire in days after being named Teacher of the Year at the Norwalk Teachers Association banquet. He received binoculars and thanked organizers as he prepared for travel after retirement. officers of the association were also announced with Gullett Pleasnick McLaughlin and Conney elected to key posts.
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R. Paul Laycock
Norwalk
Laycock
Jim Mougey
Robert Gullett
Alan Pleasnick
Norwalk High School
Marilyn McLaughlin
Pleasant Street School
Cynthia Conney
League School
Freedom Hard Won Carabin addresses Memorial Day crowd
Tom Carabin urged residents that freedom is hard won and must be protected by all who value it. Norwalk Chamber president spoke to about 400 in New London during a parade and memorial service at Memorial Park. A wreath was laid by Auxiliary members, and student performers accompanied by the high school band closed the program with Taps.
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New London
Tom Carabin
Carabin
Norwalk
Memorial Park
Vic Bailey
Runyon Chapter 31
Women’s Relief Corps
Broome Wood Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Soldiers Monument
Logan
Army
Leanne Kelly
Ken Laborie
Mark Rader
Dennis Miller
Indictments Handed Up By Huron County Grand Jury
Seventeen indictments including 11 secret were returned Tuesday bringing the year total to 66. Named defendants include Larry E. Moore in a Krupp's Sunoco break in, Earl E. Shirey in the same case, Lois M. Blackert for forgery and receiving stolen goods, Dennis J. Blackett for forgery, Jerry Hale for a Riverside Tavern break in, and James Joyce for aiding in a Plymouth breaking and entering.
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Huron County Grand
Larry E. Moore
Seminary St
Krupp’s
Sunoco
W. Main St
Earl E. Shirey
Krupp
Lois M. Blackert
New London
Dennis J. Blackett
North Fairfield
Jerry Hale
Greenwich
Riverside Tavern
Clarksfield
James Joyce
Vermilion
Plymouth
Ten Democrats Are Sentenced In Payroll Scandal Case
Ten former Democratic campaign workers received six month suspended jail terms after pleading guilty to receiving pay for nonwork during the Gilligan era. restitution for state salaries totals about 11110 dollars. An 11th worker faced tampering charges. a three month grand jury probe preceded the case.
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Columbus
UPS
John J. Gilligan
Franklin County
Gilligan
Prisoner Granted Hospital Birth Visit Rights
A Huron County jail inmate awaiting his second child birth was ordered by Judge Robert Smith to be allowed to visit his wife at the hospital and to remain there until the baby is born. He had appealed a six month probation violation sentence from last March on a drug charge.
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Huron County
Robert Smith
Norwalk Teens Report Two Bicycles Stolen In Local Heists
Fifteen year old John Cox bought a new 10 speed with $130 earnings after his bike was taken from Fryen Street. It vanished again from in front of K H Drug Company at about 9 p.m. Tuesday. His mother says he feels rotten. Also, Janine Riley, 16, reported a 27 inch red boys bike stolen near Benedict Avenue on the weekend.
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John Cox
Norwalk
Fryen Street
K-H Drug Company
Virgil Cox
John
Norwalk High School
Janine M. Riley
Benedict Ave
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Mougey
Stanford University
Emily Polis
Africa
Stanford Monday
Miss Polis
Stanford
Gombe Stream Center
Lake Tanganyika
Zaire
UPI
Freedom Hard
George Smith
John Snow
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
James Beier
Welfare Department
Dan Metzger
Judy Zimmer
James Reuss
James Hagan
Paul Rosenberg
Division of Taxation
Cincinnati
Joseph Feldhaus
Michael Pierce
Steve O’quinn
Transportation Department
David Gosney
NEW Hoover
Neven
W. Main
Haga
Hormel
Florida
Lawson's
Lawson’s
Lawson’s Choc
Ripple
Sebring
Awson
Consolidated Foods
Brentwood
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