Dog Factor Cited In West Main Street Crash
A dog crossing West Main Street allegedly caused a one car crash injuring 22 year old Terry Smales of 219 Woodlawn Ave. Smales was released from the hospital after receiving bumps and bruises. He blamed braking and a skid after the dog appeared, and was cited for failure to control his car.
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East Main Street
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Wakeman
John L. Warner
Milan Ave
Miss Flinders
Warner
Two Injured In Weekend Motorcycle And Car Accidents
Two men were injured when a motorcycle failed to turn onto Burns Road near Wakeman and landed in a field. Gerald Stump and passenger Donald Nickels were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. A Wellington man Paul Godsey was injured in a single vehicle crash on U.S. 20 west of Wakeman. Hans Ehlers was charged with failure to yield after a collision at Ohio 18 and Hartland Center Road with a semi. Thomas Charville faced a separate charge after a left of center crash on Standardsburg Road. No injuries were reported when Jean Baker struck a mailbox near South Norwalk Road.
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Wakeman
Gerald F. Stump
Baker St
Donald A. Nickels
Milan
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Paul W. Godsey
Wellington
U.S. 20
Godsey
Hans Ehlers
Norwalk
Ohio 18
Hartland Center Road
Thomas D. Charville
Monroeville
Standardsburg Road
Gary L. Keefer
S. Linwood Ave
Jean A. Baker
North Fairfield
U.S. 250
Salt bids tied among three firms for Norwalk street salt
Morton Salt Co Diamond Crystal Salt Co both of Sandusky and International Salt Co of Cleveland bid 11.90 a ton delivered in Norwalk. Sandusky pair offered 10.80 a ton if picked up at Sandusky docks and Cleveland pickup would cut 40 cents per ton. Council to decide.
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Diamond Crystal Salt Co
Sandusky
International Salt Co
Cleveland
Norwalk
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Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Dispositions list in Norwalk Mayor's Court include Terrance P Fulton with no license plates and $17 bond forfeiture Victor K Mooney fined $10 and $7 costs for speeding Dale P Smith speeding $10 and $7 costs Richard L Ackerman speeding $22 bond forfeiture Lawrence J Rossman failure to yield right of way $17 bond forfeited Richard R Rogers excessive noise $17 bond forfeited Richard F Murr littering $17 fine and $7 costs Carolyn Wooten improper left turn $10 fine and $7 costs David L Bieber unsafe vehicle $37 bond forfeiture Paul R Frost speeding $17 bond James E Ungerer drinking beer in a car $17 bond forfeiture.
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Norwalk
Terrance P. Fulton
Bank St
Victor K. Mooney
Milan
Dale P. Smith
Richard L. Ackerman
Lawrence J. Rossman
Woodlawn Ave
James E. Ungerer
Whittlesey
Instrument left in back forces removal after years
In Melun France Mrs Andre Bertin suffered backaches for years before doctors at Melun Hospital removed a pair of five inch forceps left behind by a surgeon who removed her appendix seven years earlier.
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UPI
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Melun Hospital
Milan Homecoming Queen Tacey Drake Crowned at Edison High
Tacey Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Drake Milan reigned at Edison High School homecoming activities. She was selected by student vote on Sept 28 with court revealed during pre game ceremonies. Diane Healy and Susie Brunow joined her court along with Linda Lake Kathy Likes Janet Palkovic.
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Tacey Drake
Edison High School
Kathy Likes
Diane Healy
Janet Palkovic
Queen Tacey Drake
Linda Lake
Susie Brunow
Milan
Tacy Drake
Harold Drake
Queen Tacey
Queen’s Court
Royal Court
Edison Western Reserve
Edison City Could Net 2.7 Million From System Sale
City of Norwalk could gain about 2.7 million dollars for immediate investment or capital improvements from selling the municipal electric system under two alternatives. An annual income around 190 thousand dollars would result if investments yield seven percent, based on defeasance and bond tender plans.
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Norwalk
Raike
Squire
U.S. Treasury
David Rowlinson
U.S
Debt Service Reserve Fund
City weighs bond buyout and mortgage terms on electric plant
City notes mortgages tied to bonds financed plant expansion. If sold, trustee bank holds 4,076,815 to cover debt, leaving city 1,773,185. Possible outright bond purchase could reduce interest to the trustee and free funds for city use, but ownership uncertainty complicates any open market buy. Meanwhile Datasonic Computer directs two directors to be replaced by a machine in Nottingham.
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Treasury
Debt Service
Squire
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