Norwalk Considers Industrial Park Amid Drug Fight and Upgrades
Norwalk Chamber study eyes an industrial park and annexation options as Mayor Wayne Goodsite urges county cooperation to curb drug traffic. Orwick notes the 1974 committee aims to locate sites and set land at firm prices after Guardian Industries pursued a plant here.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Goodsite
Kiwanis Club
Goodsite
Chamber
Wayne Orwick
Guardian Industries Corp
Upper Sandusky
Orwick
Old State Road
Two Norwalk youths plead guilty to theft and vehicle use
Charles V. Boles II and Richard B. Carrick Jr were fined and given suspended jail terms after pleading guilty in Norwalk Mayor's Court to taking money and tools from Martin Motor Sales and stealing a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. They must repay $204.95 and face 10 days in jail. half fines and all jail terms were suspended.
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Norwalk
Martin Motor Sales
E. Main St
Charles V. Boles, II
S. Linwood Ave
Richard B. Carrick, Jr
Perrin Road
Indiana
Martin
Bores
Carrick
County Board Agrees To Hire A Crime Detective
Huron County Commissioners approve a courtroom recording system contract with Dictaphone and seek a county funded investigator for the prosecutor. Project costs 9 795 dollars with three quarter funding from federal and state sources. Owens aims for FBI level background checks and a six year funding plan.
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County Board
Huron County
Dictaphone
Common Pleas
William W. Owens
Owens
John Borgia
Leveritt
Arthur F Herner
Officials Eye Milan Avenue Building for State Offices
Two state officials from the Department of Public Works toured the Huron County Administration Building on Milan Avenue with County Commissioners Probate Judge and Rep. Swanbeck present. The top floor is vacant as officials consider it a potential state tenant with no commitments. Nesslinger praised the building but joked about transferring it to Columbus.
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Goodsite
Kiwanis
Norwalk
Huron County
Water Street
Norfolk and Western
Ernsthausen
West Main
South Hester Street
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Mitchell
Department of Public Works
Huron County Administration
Milan Avenue
Roland A. Nesslinger
Dan Shields
Huron County Commissioners
Robert Smith
State
Ethel Swanbeck
Nesslinger
Blue And Gold Beat Yule Assembly Plans
A pep assembly for the basketball team was held today as the cagers travel to Tiffin tonight and host Vermilion Saturday with reserves at 6 30 and varsity at 8. The pompon girls will perform at halftime. Senior class Christmas candy sale ends today as the last major fund raiser.
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Tiffin
Vermilion
Pompon Girls
James Ross
Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions Listed
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions include Martin Diaz fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication at 8 Grove Street. Jeanette Hersha at 117 Norwood Avenue fined 10 dollars plus costs for assault and battery with 200 dollars plus costs for resisting arrest and 150 dollars suspended for disturbing the peace. Marie Beidelman at 89 Ontario Street fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Ralph Seward at 24 Stoutenburg Drive fined 10 dollars plus costs for improper backing. James Schaffer at 7 Pearl Street fined 10 dollars plus costs for failure to drive on the right half of the road.
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Norwalk
Martin Diaz
Grove St
Jeanette E. Hersha
Norwood Ave
Marie E. Beidelman
Ontario St
Ralph G. Seward
Stoutenburg Dr
Doctor Offers To Buy NL Hospital In Pay Guarantee Plan
In New London with 2,500 residents the hospital board weighs Dr. Clyde Muter plan to take over the hospital. Muter would guarantee a doctor about 30 000 annually and keep the excess over that amount as his compensation. The board seeks the best outcome for the community while facing reluctance from aging residents and ongoing uncertainties about recruiting physicians.
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New London
Clyde Muter
Muter
United States
New Jersey
New York
Don O'Dell
O'Dell
Cleveland
Hospital Board
Bond issue for Western Reserve High fails by one vote
A $378000 building addition bond proposal for Western Reserve High School failed by 1 vote on November 6, tally 486 to 485. A recount in five precincts Bronson Township Precinct 1 Hartland Townsend Wakeman Village Wakeman Township and absentee ballots did not alter the result. Nine residents requested the recount led by school Supt. Elvin G. Ferres.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve High School
Bronson Township
Hartland Township
Townsend Township
Wakeman Village
Wakeman Township
Elvin G. Ferres
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Old State
Leon Riley
Dodge
Lyle Miller
Western Reserve Elementary School
Ray Scheerer
Miller
Esther Gross
Richard Andres
FBI
Robert J. Vetter
Leverett
Columbus
Yule
Mansfield
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Adrian College
Wilmington and
Malone Colleges
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Onroeville, Unio
Cindy Hay
Mgr
Shirley Schied
Mahl
Marsha Capelle
Mayor’s Court
NL Hospital
Robert Thornton
Virginia
Idaho
Kudro’s
Route 20
Bellevue, Ohio
Sandusky Drive
Cleveland Road
Kathy Cannon
Jean Mason
SUN International Productions
Norwalk Cinema
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