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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1976

Page

2

Court Bills Hit County Legal Fees Route Across Courts

Huron County Commissioners face unpaid lawyer bills from Common Pleas Court and now Municipal Court, totaling over $12,000 in red. Judge Derby certified a $166 bill for John Alston defending Michael Lawson, prompting county officials to warn of broader financial exposure and a possible bar association dispute.

Huron County Norwalk Common Pleas Court County Donald Derby John D. Alston Michael R. Lawson Lawson Alston Richard Hauser Derby Municipal Court Hauser Bar Association

Rent Subsidy For Fifty Elders In Three Cities

The federal government will pay most of the monthly rent for 50 eligible seniors in Norwalk Willard and New London. The Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority signed contracts to allow those meeting federal income standards to participate. Participants pay one quarter of their monthly income. the state covers the rest. The program targets residents of or willing to move to the three communities.

Norwalk Willard New London Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority The Metropolitan Housing Authority

Willard to apply for grant with no charge unless million-dollar win

City officials agreed Poggemeyer Engineers will prepare grant applications at no cost unless the federal grant exceeds one million dollars. The plan covers street and sewer work. Willard also swore in Roderick Shininger to the council and formed a new EMSC observer role for James Ross.

Willard Paul Capelle Poggemeyer Capelle Ohio Grant Roderick Shininger Shininger Chessie Larry Long James Ross Huron County Medical Services Council EMSC Wade Eden Council Ross Willard Area Hospital

Willard Cites 2 Citizens Life Saving Award Recipients

Willard honors two citizens Paul Jones and Robert Thornton with life saving awards for their actions during a Lake Erie rescue last fall. The volunteers pulled three men from a capsized boat and brought them safely to shore, with plaques to be displayed in council chambers.

Paul Jones Robert Thornton Lake Erie Jones Thornton Paul Capelle Capelle

Huron County Sheriff’s Ball Set At Norwalk Armory

The 13th annual Sheriff’s Ball will be Saturday night at the Norwalk Armory. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. features the R.C. Combo. Ball queen and king crowning at 10 p.m. Tickets cost $3 and are sold only by sheriff’s department members.

Huron County Sheriff's Norwalk Armory R.C Sheriff's Department

Ohio Body Manufacturing Co. Employed Hit By Strike

More than 100 employees at Ohio Body Manufacturing Co struck claiming the contract is not being honored. The dispute involves incentive pay holiday pay and vacation pay if sickness occurs. United Auto Workers Local 1195 says the strike was authorized by UAW regional and national headquarters.

New London Ohio Body Manufacturing Co Spencer Cole United Auto Workers’ Local 1195 UAW

New London School Clerk Porter Resigns With Retirement

NL The New London Board of Education accepted the resignation of clerk treasurer Lucille Porter effective Dec 31 after three years in that role and 20 years in school service. Supt. Schick and board members praised her work as they authorized seeking Public Works funds to replace school windows and doors.

NEW London Lucille Porter New London Board of Education Porter Donald Schick Schick

Colby Urges Secret Sources to Protect Democracy

Former CIA Director William Colby told a UCLA audience this weekend that the nation needs secrets and secret sources to obtain intelligence and safeguard democracy.

Los Angeles UPI CIA William Colby Ucla

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