Traffic court waivers and fines for local drivers
Ronald Riley of Norwalk cited for speed with a $25 waiver. Joyce Sanford of 10 Jackson Street cited for improper left turn with a $35 waiver. Richard Smith Jr of Collins cited for failed to control with a $35 fine. Terry Lugaski of 32 Seminary Street fined $200 and costs, and three days in jail with license revoked from Oct 18 to Oct 18 1981. Lugaski also charged for following too close with a $20 fine and costs. Billie Booker of Willard cited for no mufflers with a $35 waiver.
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Ronald Riley
Norwalk
Speed
Joyce Sanford
Jackson St
Richard Smith Jr
Billie Booker
Willard
Edison Improves Norwalk Power With 5 Million Plan
Edison has spent about 4.9 million over six years on Norwalk electrical improvements. A N Gorant and team told city council they are rebuilding the system around the city, replacing poles wires and street lights, and adding substations on Adams Street and a Halfway Road switching station due within a year. The downtown area will get full wiring and new street light fixtures as outages fade due to ongoing tree trimming. Ohio Edison began supplying power six years ago, with an annual county tax bill of 454000.
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Ohio Edison
Norwalk
A.N. Gorant
Edison
Gorant
Adams Street
Halfway Road
Gary Stair
al Rolland
Audit To Start Praised by Mayor Amid City Audit Prep
The state auditor will begin a two year city audit by month end after a meeting with Mayor Wayne Goodsite. The review covers August 1972 to November 1976 and scrutinizes petty cash usage and past city picnic expenditures including beer. The matter is before Attorney General William Brown.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Thomas Ferguson
Lukens Calls for Freeze on Auditor Records
Ohio Republican candidate Lukens asks Attorney General Brown to freeze all records in Auditor Thomas Ferguson's office that would be needed for a grand jury probe. He notes the unusual clash of campaign against an incumbent under investigation and cites a Grant & Co report finding 11 of 99 expense records missing.
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Columbus
API
William J. Brown
Ohio
Thomas Ferguson
Donald Lukens
Brown
Grand Jury
Ferguson
Alexander Grant & Co
Lukens
Grant
Fire damages set at quarter million in Cincinnati warehouse
A blaze roared through Ohio Pulp Mills, Inc. in Amberley Village, Cincinnati, causing estimated damages of 250000. About 100 firefighters battled the fire for hours with no injuries inside the warehouse, though one fireman suffered a leg injury outside. Officials cited possible arson as the cause, still undetermined.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ohio Pulp Mills, Inc
Amberley Village
Cameras stolen during Halloween party at Community Action Center
Willard police investigated a theft of a Willard camera valued at 300 dollars and an instamatic camera taken during a Halloween party at the Community Action Center held 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Police said the incident is under investigation.
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Willard
Community Action Center
Jose Paze
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Milan Rd
Sandusky
William Brown
Towne & Country Theatre
Nabakowski
Ron Nabakowski
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Democrat
Senate
Friends OF
Joseph F. Koziura
Gargasz Drive
Huron County
Richard Hauser
Reflector
Danny Baugh
Hoover
Piremctied
W. Main St
Sandy Ridge Farm Market
Jonathon
Rome
Rt. 61
East
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