Duck Hunting Debate at Memorial Lake Park
Mayor Wayne Goodsite urged amending a city ordinance to permit duck hunting at Memorial Lake Park. Park access was restricted after vandal damage to duck blinds, angering fishermen while the board considered road access and legality.
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Wayne Goodsite
Memorial Lake Park
Goodsite
R.V. Pylant
Norwalk
Park and Recreation Board
Park Board
Austin Shadle
Ronald H. Freeman
Court Upholds Verdict in Norwalk Traffic Case
The Sixth District Court of Appeals affirmed a $7 005 jury award against Evajeane F Wolfe of rural Norwalk in a 1969 traffic accident suit. Eldon G Studebaker of Bedford Pa and Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. sued after a Studebaker truck collided with Wolfe’s car. the court ruled Wolfe failed to yield the right of way showing negligence while ordinary care claim failed.
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John Potter
Frank Wiley
Clifford Brown
Brown
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Evajeane F. Wolfe
Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Eldon G
Jaycees To Present Plaque At Milan Veterans Day
Milan Jaycees will present a plaque at the Milan Square flagpole to honor all Milan service members. Fabian Leimeister, Florence Howell, and Mayor Glenn Rockwell will accept the plaque, with Fran Thayer narrating the flagpole history and Col. John Siemer delivering the main address. Edison band will perform several numbers.
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Milan
Milan Square
Milan Jaycees
Fabian Leimeister
Florence Howell
Glenn Rockwell
Fran Thayer
Milan Jayce
Man charged after giving false name during Norwalk raid
George Hairston, 23, of 47 Glover Street, is charged with giving a false name after a Norwalk drug raid. Police entered an apartment at 3642 Jefferson Street on October 28 and questioned suspects. Two boys and two girls, ages 15 to 17, were arrested. Hairston allegedly claimed the name John Warner and address 50 Adams Street, a non existent number.
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George Hairston
Glover St
Norwalk
Hairston
Jefferson St
John Warner
Adams St
Ptl
John Short
Short
Cedar Point to Merge With Taft Broadcasting
Cedar Point and Taft Broadcasting announce in principle merger terms. The deal values Cedar Point at 0.425 Taft shares per Cedar Point common share, issuing about 1 284 000 Taft shares on completion. Taft operates seven stations and interests in film, Miss Teenage America Pageant, and Kings Island near Cincinnati.
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Cedar Point
Taft Broadcasting
Sandusky
Charles S. Mechem, Jr
Taft Broadcasting Co
E.A. Legros
Taft
United States
Hollywood
Calif
King’s’ Island
Cincinnati
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Ohio State School of Cosmetology
E. Main St
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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