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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
2
The ceremony for the red-brick schoolhouse at Bowling Green State University is set for Oct 9 at 11 a.m. with visiting hours until 5 p.m. The Reflector had incorrect Saturday date.
Norwalk earns a $6,670 federal HUD grant to study locating an industrial park with $3,330 in local in kind services. James FE Stratton Associates of Columbus will assist. The study aims to identify a best site near Norwalk and assess annexation impacts for nearby properties.
The Grace Reaves Kidney Fund is nearly exhausted with about $80 remaining. City Finance Director Doug Colvin said the fund, started 18 months ago, pays Mrs. Reaves’ dialysis related costs including $45 weekly transportation and $50 monthly prescriptions, totaling roughly $3,700 to $3,800 to date. Cleveland Clinic officials say a kidney transplant is imminent but no date is set. dialysis would stop after transplant.
Regular RAT Patrol meetings moved to the first Saturday of each month. Sessions begin at 8 30 p m at the Clarksfield Community Hall. The group of volunteers supports the Huron County Sheriff with patrol and communications when requested.
A rural Norwalk resident suffered whiplash and back pain after a three car collision on Cline Street near Whittlesey. Driver Douglas Clark was cited for following too closely. A Wakeman woman damaged another car while driving from Jim's Car Wash. no citations issued.
Jeannette Mushett remains with the Huron County Bureau of Support as assistant director after a series of moves. She was promoted to director last March, her salary raised, then Mrs. Koch returned as director, Mushett resigned, and Judge Smith issued an order reinstating her at $7,000 to assure continuity of employment.
A jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heck 38700 for property taken by the City of Willard to extend Woodbine Street. The couple had rejected a 29000 offer for the Myrtle Avenue building housing a dry cleaning shop and a finance office. The razed building stood at 2 and 4 Myrtle Avenue as the project neared court.
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