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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1971
Page
3
Burglars broke into the Party Center restaurant on 70 E Main St between midnight and 6 am Monday and stole about 176 dollars in bills and coins. James Mathers, the manager, said a screwdriver forced the back door open and noted prior pry marks from a month ago.
Manager Kenneth Pickett reported an attempted break in at the P H Fulstow Co on 1921 S Linwood Ave Tuesday. Police noted pry marks may be from a prior incident and advised repainting the door to distinguish fresh marks. Gerald Brant Jr and others listed with speeding bonds are noted.
A fire at Otterbein College in Westerville near Columbus destroyed an observatory in the astronomy department and heavily damaged the science building, according to fire officials.
Village officials in New London meet with FHA and HUD representatives to argue the debt per user is too low for a 409000 grant. HUD notes population below 5500. council debates funding options to raise 819000 for treatment plant and transmission line, with bond or rate/tax increases possible but no decision reached.
Uniplan of Sandusky revealed a $10 million first phase for Seven Villages on the Bay a 350 unit residential development with a 54 acre site. Model construction starts December with spring sales. The plan includes seven village clusters offering townhouse villa and patio homes and a central recreation center. Eschliman and Associates and Thurman J. Peabody of Norwalk design the project with Canton Akron and Newark firms. Directors include Richard B. Fuller Frank Hafner Richard Hohler Dr Richard Jeffrey and B. Robert Schiff. Don W. Morrow chairs Uniplan Ohio activities.
John W. Brown acting as his own counsel appeals the 1969 Bellevue murder conviction in Huron County. He seeks review of an Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding the Sixth District Court of Appeals decision and claims indigence to cover appeal costs.
The NHS Theatre Guild presents The Curious Savage at 8 p.m. Friday in the Norwalk High School Auditorium. Pam Snyder stars as Mrs. Savage with a cast including Encie Jonas, David Ensminger, Debbie Berry, John Stuart and others. Tickets are 50 cents for students and 1 dollar for adults.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to provide the chief justice with an official residence. If enacted and signed, Warren E. Burger and his wife would move into a $250000 mansion in northwest Washington. The Chases offered the home and a $500000 maintenance fund.
Police Chief Richard Goetze announces increased night patrols after a rise in vandalism. He warns parents to expect contact if their children are found out after hours. Incidents include broken windows at the street department, vandalized cars, and tampered antennas and tires. Three regular officers and three auxiliary officers will patrol evenings.
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