Glue Holdups and Vandalism Hit Norwalk Cars
Several Norwalk residents reported weekend vandalism. Aurelius Mann found glue on his car from Friday night near 10 Stoutenburg Dr while moving in. Howard Foreman’s mailbox was bent by a thrown pumpkin. Vincent Garra saw a rock smashed through his car window. Wesley Preston’s front license plate was stolen from his car parked on Rosedale Blvd.
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Norwalk
Aurelius W. Mann
Stoutenburg
Dr. Mann
Howard L Foreman
Gallup Ave
Vincent L. Garra
Simpson St
Wesley A. Preston
Rosedale Blvd
Preston
National Employ The Handicapped Week Promoted
Huron County commander of Disabled American Veterans R V Pylant urged observance of National Employ The Handicapped Week Oct 6 12 to focus on hiring the handicapped. He cited studies by the Labor Department and companies like Bendix and Du Pont showing fewer injuries and equal or better attendance and performance by handicapped workers. Area employers were urged to list jobs and training with the nearest Public Employment Security Office.
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Huron County
R.V. Pylant
Pylant
U.S. Dept. of Labor
Bendix Corporation
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
Young Promoted to Marine Sergeant at Camp Lejeune
Jack T. Young, son of Mr and Mrs William O Young of Milan, was promoted to Marine Sergeant while serving with the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune. He works as an administrative clerk and is a 1971 Edison High School graduate.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Jack T. Young
William O. Young
Milan
Second Marine Division
Young
Edison High
Fire at Schoenegge tire storage and street straw blaze
A fire at Schoenegge Inc on old U S 20 East damaged tires and boxes while another straw fire at 76 W Chestnut St near an apartment building was quickly extinguished by Norwalk firemen. Homecoming queen Jane Heyman led Monroeville’s 27 20 victory over New London.
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Schoenegge, Inc
U.S. 20 East
W. Chestnut St
Norwalk
Jane Heyman
Monroeville High School
Monroeville
New London
Jane
Jimson weed called killer as Norwalk poisonings rise
A pathologist and drug experts warn Jimson weed, also known as Detera stramonium, is lethal. Nine to thirteen youths in the Norwalk area have been poisoned this month, the latest at a Norwalk Bellevue football game. hospital treatment followed.
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Norwalk
Norwalk-Bellevue
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Shan A. Mohammed
Daniel Chesanaw
Fisher- Titus
Jamestown
Want Extra Money Sell Your Dont Needs
An informal ad urges readers to call 662 4241 to sell items they no longer need and earn extra cash. The short notice emphasizes quick contact for nil-frills transactions.
Not A Very Good High Pharmacist Warns On Jimson Weed
The chief pharmacist at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital warns jimson weed offers a dangerous high. Daniel Chesanow says a small amount of atropine can be lethal and users may suffer delusions and memory loss after being poisoned.
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Mohammed
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jimson
Daniel Chesanow
Chesanow
Red Cross Firelands Branch Supports Huron Erie Counties
The Firelands Branch serves Huron and Erie Counties and relies on United Fund support for about 98 percent of its funds. Programs in Norwalk include the bloodmobile first aid for school personnel Lifeline and life saving training and a first aid booth at the Huron County Fair.
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Firelands Branch
The
Red Cross
Huron
Erie
United Fund
Mark Weaver
Norwalk
Huron County
Wuppertal Resident Seeks Ban on Team Name
An angry Wuppertal resident filed a civil suit asking a court to bar the local soccer club from using the city's name. He claims the team's string of defeats harms Wuppertal's reputation.
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Wuppertal
Germany
UPI
Rhineland
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Flickinger — Insurance Agency
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
Ohio
Chase Heyman
Huber Road
Debi Krull
Gaylynn Rock
Barb Schnee
Julie Seibold
Anita Whitaker
Firelands Red Cross
Henri Dunant
Solferino
Italy
U.S. Congress
Fisher Wayside
Rt. 20
West
Fisher Wayside Furniture
Norwalk, Ohio
ULC
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