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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1971

Page

9

Break-In At East Main Street Drug Store Questions Loss

Ralph Sandler supervisor at American Discount Drug on East Main Street said the burglary report is not complete. Thieves climbed through the store ceiling at 32 East Main Street and stole watches small appliances money and cigarettes. Insurance investigators are reviewing the case.

East Main Street Ralph Sandler E. Main St

Multiple Local Court Actions Include Dismissals and Foreclosures

Common Pleas Court filings show charges dropped in the case v. Lexie Sallee and v. Ronald Sallee auto theft. Foreclosure actions list H B Collier treasurer as party with sums like 1205 and 719.43. estates and bank actions include Esther Stein and Bellevue Grain Co. with large balances. land contract cancelled Ross H Hakes v Bobby Reed. tax sales and delinquencies noted by W Dorothy Jenkins.

H.B. Collier Dolores Hanson Willard Jessie L. Coombs Home Savings and Loan Co Esther M. Stein Miami Fla First Investment Co William L. Rinker Ross H. Hakes Bobby E. Reed W. Dorothy Jenkins First National Bank Bellevue Grain Co

Ohio Conferees Near Budget Tax Deal Amid Warning From AFL CIO

A joint House Senate conference committee in Columbus pressed toward a final $951 million tax package with a personal income tax. Senator Paul Gillmor said a floor vote could come Friday after another meeting. AFL CIO President Frank King criticized the direction of tax provisions while Maloney predicted a 0.5 to 3 percent rate could raise $466 to $598 million.

Lee Leonard UPI Statehouse Columbus House Senate Paul E. Gillmor R-Tiffin Gillmor John J. Gilligan Ways and Means Frank W. King Ohio Afl Cio King Michael J. Maloney Cincinnati Maloney

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