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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
3
Theatre Guild members posted signups for stage crew for the fall comedy If That's Where It's At Baby I'm Not Going presented next Friday. Seniors met to discuss a prom slogan and class flower while various clubs reported activities and upcoming events.
New London accumulates a 10320 credit in the municipal road fund from county motor vehicle taxes for North South East and West Main Streets North Railroad Street and Prospect Street. Mayor Winston White says funds will be distributed after resurfacing or improvement contracts are awarded and more streets may qualify with state highway director approval.
Michael P. Weston of Oberlin, 21, pleads not guilty to grand larceny in a grand jury indictment for stealing a $1,350 motorcycle from C.J. Allison on February 2, 1968. Bond set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 property after his June 26 indictment. Kuhlman and Holtz also enter not guilty pleas in related VFW Hall and Burger Chef cases.
Dick Coleman of Springfield outlined a Section 236 housing plan allowing a non profit to build and manage 100 percent financed rental units at one percent mortgage interest. Townhouse style blocks with eight to ten units under one roof would be owned by a separate nonprofit, reducing rents by 50 to 60 percent. The project carries zero cost and liability to the club, with consultant fees limited to ten percent of the mortgage. Accompanying consultant Pat Adams and two new members were noted. no action was taken.
L. Triplett sells the southeast Park Avenue High Street lot in New London to Lawson Milk Co for a retail store. Don K. Strauss of Klingshirn Towner, Vermilion, seeks a village building permit. Plans show a concrete 66 by 42 foot building with $52,000 valuation and space reserved for expansion.
Household shoppers urged to use the classifieds for daily deals and time savings as a local ad section promotes quick purchases and cost cutting opportunities.
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations plans to resume guest speakers at its monthly meetings with William Lewis of the Norwalk Community Action Commission to speak December 3. A complaint against a local doctor for discriminating against Mexican-Americans was tabled and referred to the Huron County Medical Society.
John W. Murphy of North Olmsted pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court to a drunken driving charge after an accident at the U.S. 250 railroad crossing north of Norwalk. His bond was set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 property.
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