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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1974
Page
2
A weekend break in at 130 Jefferson St. Custom Farm Services saw a truck ram into the building and steal 98 bags of 50 pounds each, totaling about 800 dollars. An employee found the theft Monday morning after entry was gained by prying open two sliding doors.
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Timothy D. Layne aged 21 of rural Willard was found not guilty by reason of insanity on arson and breaking and entering charges related to breaking into two Willard dentists offices on April 13 and setting fires. He is ordered to Lima State Hospital where he will remain until a designated panel with at least a 2-1 vote restores him to reason and discharge hearing notices go to prosecutors.
Two Willard residents suffered minor injuries when their car went into a ditch on Section Line Road three miles southwest of Willard. Helen D. Kimberlin 26 told police she drove into the ditch to avoid an oncoming car. Louis L. Kimberlin 30 claimed injury but was not treated.
Harold J. Burke faces charges for harboring a vicious dog and letting it roam. Rosa Fallen, 14, required 30 stitches after the Doberman Pinscher bit her on Mary Street near Norwalk High School. Burke disputes a driveway parking ordinance while a separate intracity dispute continues in court.
Frederick Barrison 21 of Willard received four years probation at a shock probation hearing in Common Pleas Court. He had earlier been sentenced to one to five years in the Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield after pleading guilty to two drug sale charges in July.
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