Two Youths Plead Innocent In Theft Case In Court
Two youths charged with stealing a minibike pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court Tuesday. Terrance Fulton 18 of 25 Bank St. is charged with grand larceny with bond set at 3000 cash or 6000 property. Stephen Wetzel 19 of rural Milan is charged as an accessory with bond 2000 cash or 4000 property. The trio and a 16 year old Norwalk boy were arrested Monday for the September theft from Ted Heitsche of Collins.
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Common Pleas
Terrance P. Fulton
Bank St
Stephen R. Wetzel
Milan
Norwalk
Ted Heitsche
Collins
Willard Halloween Vandalism Halts Seasonal Pride
Rosamond Stahl reports Willard residents clash with vandals who damaged Halloween decorations tied to the City of Blossoms theme. Cribbed pumpkins, Indian corn, and lanterns were torn down before trick or treat night, prompting calls for youths to reflect on festive meanings.
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Rosamond Stahl Willard
Willard Garden Club
Two Cars Collide While Turning At Square
Two cars traveling opposite on Main Street collided at the square Thursday night as both attempted to turn north onto Whittlesey Avenue. Gene S. Oakley said he was eastbound turning north when he saw Calvin Adcock headed west also turning. Oakley and Adcock reported simultaneous entry caused the crash.
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Main Street
Whittlesey Avenue
Gene S. Oakley
Norwalk
Calvin Adcock
Glover St
Oakley
Adcock
Leon B. Rees
Milan Ave
Rees’ Auto
John L. Morrow
Greenwich
Saginaw Wire Co
Donald R. Minor
Oak St
Paul Wynn
Milan
Proposed Home Rate 4 Not 5 In Norwalk
Herman Schaafsma admits an error in Norwalk coverage where 100 KWH residential rate was misstated as 5.00 dollars. The correct residential rate is 4.00 dollars, while 5.00 remained the commercial rate. An accountant checked the calculations.
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Herman Schaafsma
Norwalk
Permits Issued and One Transfer Requested in Huron County
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued carryout permits for high proof beer and wine to Grace R. Gopp New London Carry-Out Carl J. Mira Bellevue Beer Dock and Leslie C Somsak Somsak Service Center in rural Greenwich Grace Gopp also got a 3.2 beer carryout permit Reid and Tidwell Enterprises Inc Twin Lakes Golf Course Bellevue received a 3.2 beer on and off premises permit The OLC also received a transfer request for two carryout permits from Bob s Grocery and News 43 E Main St Norwalk to Elizabeth J Summerlin
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Huron County
Norwalk
Grace R. Gopp
New London
Carl J. Mira
Bellevue
Leslie C. Somsak
Somsak
Greenwich
Grace Gopp
Reid and Tidwell Enterprises Inc
Twin Lakes
OLC
Robert D. Summerlin
Bob's Grocery and News
E. Main St
Elizabeth J. Summerlin
Norwalk Muni Plant Worth Debate Highlights Valuation Limits
Norwalk faces questions on valuing its municipal electric system as Mayor Harold Finch cites a $5.82 million plant value and a $7.59 million total, while critics warn such figures lack capital-investment records. Ohio Edison offers $5.85 million pending regulatory justification.
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Herman Schaafsma
Norwalk
Harold Finch
K.W
J.S. Sawyer
Ohio Edison
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Milan
Monroeville
Superior Coach
Ohio Power Co
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St. Paul
Mike Gottfried
Dianne Kramer
Jeff Fields
Roger Holman
Bob Fisher
West Street
Rts
Cowgirl
Hergatt’s
Western Shop
Norwalk, Ohio
The
Ohio General
Robert S
Corts
Senate
Harry V. Jump
Howard St
Ohio Education Association
FPC
Bowling Green
Galion
Martins Ferry
Painesville
Piqua
Wadsworth
IRIVE
Esmond
Kidi - Pak Fruit
Norwalk Beverage Center
Marys Street
Clayton Petes
Beaver
Control Service
W. Market St
Felck
Sandusky
E. Monroe Norwalk
Reflector-Herald Inc
Norwalk, OK
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Adve
Robert Witt
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Huron
Erie
U.S
Maurice
the Court House
Maurice Smith
Marshall Kramer
Woodlawn Ave
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