Human Relations Group Backs Housing Code Endorsement
Norwalk Mayor's Committee on Human Relations voted Thursday night to endorse a housing code previously read twice by the Huron County Board of Health. The board postponed the third reading at its Aug. 4 meeting awaiting a new health commissioner. A. Michael Sumser called the endorsement long overdue and led the motion. The eight members present unanimously supported it as part of broader efforts to educate the public on anti discrimination and housing issues.
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Norwalk
A. Michael Sumser
Gerken
Sumser
Ford
Not Critical Miss Richmond Taken Off Critical List
Bellevue resident Mildred Richmond, 28, was moved from the critical list to fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after sustaining severe head injuries in an auto crash near Bellevue Monday. Look for antiques bargains in the Classified Columns.
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Mildred Richmond
Bellevue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Two COED Sets On Buildings Combine At Bowling Green Campus
Architects from Wisnapuu Gaede Cleveland met with the campus building committee to blend two miniature models into a connected two building plan for the first phase of Bowling Green University's area campus near Huron. The merged design features a large three story classroom block and a smaller two story structure housing student lounge and offices connected by a bridged corridor. Topographic survey results and further meetings with Dr Ralph Geer and Dr Kenneth McFall will guide final plans and timing.
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Sandusky
Bowling Green University
Wisnapuu and Gaede
Cleveland
Herb Visnapuu
McFall
Ralph Geer
Bowling Green
Finch Sets Discussion On Airport Norwalk
Norwalk Mayor Harold E. Finch and Huron County Airport Study Committee chair Tom Paffenbarger will meet Tuesday to discuss the area’s airport facilities. Finch said they hope for a future meeting with more participants and that Norwalk must have an airport. He is confident a fruitful result will follow.
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Norwalk
Harold E. Finch
Tom Paffenbarger
Huron County Commissioners
Finch
Man Pleads Innocent In Bigamy Case In Huron Court
James L. Tuttle Sr 32 of Willard RD 2 appeared in Huron County Common Pleas Court Thursday and pleaded innocent to living with a second wife Kay Wadsworth Tuttle while still married to Gladys Tuttle. He was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff and released on 750 dollar bond.
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James L. Tuttle, Sr
Willard
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Tuttle
Kay Wadsworth Tuttle
Gladys Tuttle
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
August 1966 Norwalk traffic shows more city accidents
Police statistics reveal 55 city accidents in August 1966, up from 48 the prior year. Of 35 investigated at the scene, 83 people were involved, nine injured, 28 citations issued, and most crashes occurred on dry roads with violations including failure to yield, speed, following too closely, and improper turning.
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Norwalk
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John R. Gerken, Jr
Quorum
Ment
Reflector
George Cook Ford
Dist Church Women’s Organization
LIONS
Jack Alexander
Lions Club
Whitney Football Field
Huron
Rye Beach Road
Cording
Visnapuu
Kenneth McFall
Lindsay
RENT
Filip
George W. Filip
Huron, Erie, Lorain
Medina Counties
Norwalk Road
Bellevue, Ohio
Milan
Ohio
Paul Julie Newman Andrews
Alfred Hitchcogh
Universal Picture
Technicolor
Winnie Nelson Barron
T.me.to
of Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
Halwalles
ST Manes
Stewart Whitman
Kalahari
RCI
Frigidaire
Gidaire
Cleveland Road
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