Norwalk issues 11 building permits totaling 128700 in September
City officials report 128700 in estimated construction costs across 11 permits in Norwalk during September. New housing permits go to Lachowyn Striker Ground Widman. garages to McPherson McGinn. four residential repairs to Hillman Honaker Parish Crouser. Mayor’s court revenue for September totalled 3944.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Daniel Lachowyn
Oakfield Dr
Richard Striker
Townsend Ave
Leona
Forest St
Gene Widman
Whittlesey Ave
Russell McPherson
Maple St
Rachel McGinn
North Pleasant St
T.H. Hillman
Chatham St
Ray Honaker
Fryen St
Clyde Parish
Corwin St
Myrtle Crouser
State St
Finch
Florida Car Kills Deer on State Route 61
William T. Creech, 66, Merritt Island, Fla., said a deer darted into his northbound lane on State Route 61 north of the Huron County Line at 9 30 p.m. The deer was hit in the hind legs and had to be destroyed. A second collision occurred at Christie and Benedict Avenue where Ruth L. MacDonald, 71, failed to yield and struck Charles L. Bryant, 40, Columbus. MacDonald was cited after crossing Benedict and hitting a street sign while sustaining a sore elbow.
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William T. Creech
Merritt Island
Fla
Huron County
Creech
Christie and
Benedict Avenue
Ruth L. MacDonald
W. Main St
Christie Avenue
Charles L. Bryant
Columbus
Benedict
One-of-a-kind Mohs Ostentatienne Opera Sedan visit
Bruce B Mohs of Madison Wisconsin builds a single car at a time with options for buyers. The Norwalk stop highlighted features like rear entry through a roof panel bucket seats that pivot and adjust for safety and comfort. Price ranges from nineteen thousand six hundred to twenty five thousand six hundred dollars depending on engine size.
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Kate Moore
Norwalk
Mohs
Madison
Wis
Mohs Seaplane Corp
Madison, Wis
Probation Given to Marion Hurd Jr for Forged Check
Marion Hurd Jr of New London received two years probation after pleading guilty to cashing a forged check. Common Pleas Court Judge Robert J. Vetter ordered payment of court costs and restitution as conditions of probation.
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Marion Hurd, Jr
New London
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Hurd
Western Reserve Board discusses finances and Townsend items
The Western Reserve Board of Education faced Oct 15 payroll funding gaps and urged passage of the November operating levy. It approved paying urgent bills, hired Elyria psychologist Charles Marten at 75 dollars per day with monthly reallocations, and addressed Townsend School building matters including trophy display and potential sale. A two line pushbutton telephone system will be installed for the high and middle schools.
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Supt
Ellis Dunmeyer
Huron County School Board
Charles Marten
Elyria
Marten
Townsend School
Townsend Township
Townsend High School
Townsend Town Hall
Ashtabula Star Beacon Ribs Congress Over Pension Plan
The Ashtabula Star Beacon sends Congress half a dollar to poke fun at the new pension ceiling of 34 000 a year for veterans. The paper, echoing a Valentine gag, notes inflation and invites taxpayers to sign a space for feedback.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Congress
Ashtabula _ Star- Beacon
Not Appoints New Plant Chief
Don M. Schwarzentraub of Cambridge is named Norwalk district plant superintendent by Northern Ohio Telephone Co. general manager Charles A. Bowen. He succeeds Emerson W. Jonas of Norwalk, who moves to a new engineering post. Schwarzentraub is transferring from an unspecified prior assignment.
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Don M. Schwarzentraub
Cambridge
Norwalk
Charles A. Bowen
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Emerson W. Jonas
Schwarzentraub
General Telephone Co
Ohio
General and Northern
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
New York
General
Marion
Central Division
Georgetown
Cambridge Post
Tazewell
Ill
Bluffton College
United Methodist Church
Lions Club
Jonas
Northern
Medina
Oberlin
Willard
Williamsport
First United Methodist Church of
Nixon First Lady deflects Supreme Court question at White House tea
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon says she would investigate all nominees to the Supreme Court, replying that the best candidate must be found among many good lawyers. Separately, General Telephone of Ohio announces leadership changes and district coverage in Norwalk area, naming Schwarzentraub and Jonas as new superintendents and engineers.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
White House
National Association of Women Lawyers
Supreme Court
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Townsend
Gerald Beck
Collins Church
Barney's Restaurant
Lake Erie
S. Main
Monroeville
Chuck Roast
Ack
Marion Stark & Sons
Whittlesey
Jonas Schwarzentraub
North Fairfield
Attica
Bellevue
Berlin Heights
Clyde
Greenwich
Huron
Milan
New Washington
Plymouth
Rai
Bankamerica AD
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Clace Itf
Milan Ave
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