State Officials Muddle Borgia Movie Stand Over Way Out
State officials tangled over Sheriff John Borgia and the film Way Out at the Norwalk Theater. The controversy centered on a supposed ban for minors, with the Mental Health Center, the County Board, and sponsors issuing statements while the sheriff defended his adult rating and parental choice. A parallel note reports New York Giants waiving Len Johnson for Willie Banks on the taxi squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borgia
Norwalk
Borgia
Mental Health Center
Christian Business Men’s Association
County Board of Mental Health
Health Center
Claudio Rabello
Huron County
Rabello
Board of Mental Health
NEW York
UPI
New York Giants
National Football League
Len Johnson
Willie Banks
Error In Headline Angers Norwalk Councilman
Norwalk councilman Richard Cunningham ridiculed a Sandusky Register headline claiming he backed the light plant sale. He said the correction was unsatisfactory and urged restraint from the media and public as he noted the vote outcomes will leave neighbors living in Norwalk. He admitted his critique was playful even as he defended his stance.
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Richard Cunningham
Norwalk
Cunningham
Mickey Mouse
Sandusky
Register
Council Chamber
Church Plans Nursing Home Near Norwalk Medical Colony
At Norwalk City Council Tuesday night the church outlined plans for a 16 acre site off Benedict Avenue to host a geriatric center and 13 townhouses with rezoning sought. Richland Realty Co. handles the pending development deal while no opposition was raised. The project aims to be a one floor modern nursing home near Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with future townhouse expansion. Council also approved Gallup Road improvement funds and HUD sewer aid applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Medical Colony
City Council
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Benedict Avenue
Tom Paffenbarger
Church
Council
Richland Realty Co
Mansfield
Paffenbarger
Medical Colony
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Council Business Council
Gallup Road
Adam Brickner
Chicago
Linn Probes City Boiler Use and Police Car Route
Councilman Linn questioned rumors about a second boiler at the light plant to prevent a blackout before the election and about Service Director Brickner using an auxiliary police car between Tiffin and Norwalk.Brickner confirmed the boiler use will continue for months while ash removal is engineered. Mayor Finch cited a 1969 ordinance authorizing the service director's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Linn, Jr
Service
Adam Brickner
Tiffin
Norwalk
Linn
Brickner
Donald Davis
Harold Finch
Finch
City Driver Cited After Collision Near East Main Street
A Westwood man Ronald W. Chase was cited for failure to yield after turning from West Main Street onto Whittlesey Avenue and hitting a Collins driver James E. Giles. Giles said he had a green light crossing the square. Two 16 year old passengers were injured. Richard B. Rogers reported an on street parking accident with David B. Rios.
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Norwalk
Collins
Ronald W. Chase
Westwood Mobile Home Trailer Park
West Main Street
Whittlesey Avenue
James E. Giles
Giles
East Main Street
Richard B. Rogers
Bowling Green
South Hester Street
$30 000 Lawsuit Filed Over 1968 Collision
A $30,000 lawsuit filed in Common Pleas Court by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hardy of Westwood Mobile Estates arises from a Oct. 19, 1968 crash at State Route 60 and Washburn Street in New London. Mrs. Hardy seeks $25,000 and her husband $5,000, alleging negligence by Cas e of New London when entering the intersection from Washburn Street. A jury trial was requested. Freeman and Freeman of Norwalk represent the Hardys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassell
New London
Common Pleas Court
Theodore Hardy
Westwood Mobile Estates
Bloodmobile visits Norwalk and local civic events
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Eagles Club in Norwalk Monday 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m for donors ages 18 to 66 with written consent required for those 66 or older. Free parking is arranged by the Norwalk Police Department. Separately local officials and scouts announce upcoming talks and a Girl Scouts event at Huron Presbyterian Church. A Norwalk highway contract firm submitted the apparent low bid of 12 450 536 for I 270 and U S 62 work in Franklin County.
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Red Cross
Norwalk
Eagles Club
Earl McLoney
Linwood Avenue
Columbus
U.S. 62
Franklin County
A.J. Baltes, Inc
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Huron County Mental Health Society
Maple City
Ron Charity
Christian Businessmen’s Association
Charity
Christ
Waive Johnson
Ann Sweeney
Susan Pascarel
Bradford
Mayor
Rogers
David B. Rios
Bellevue
Rios
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector Herald
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Don Davis
Domenic Coletta
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
A.J. Gorant
Ohio Edison Co
Davis- Coletta
Winifred L. Sherwood
Mrs. Sherwood
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts Firelands Area Association
Huron Presbyterian Church
Vermilion
Berlin Heights
Pierre LaCombe
Donald Kaltenbach
Pat Peterkin
Avon Lake
P.O. Box
Coolville
Benedict
the Pizza House
Discount Centers
East Main St
Wes
AIR American Ae
Wvy Fleer
Mii
American Beauty
Aaa
ICU
Reg
GULF
W. Main St
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