Amish Incident Ends With Fines And Probation
Mer vyn Nugent 19 of New London pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to malicious destruction of property for conspiring with three others to tear curtains from an Amish youth’s buggy on August 13. He received a $100 fine with $50 suspended, ten days in jail with seven suspended, and one year probation. $25 damages ordered. The other four youths also pleaded guilty and received similar sentences. Nugent will serve his three jail days on Sept 10 Oct 1 and Oct 8 to allow football at Miami University.
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Millersburg
Mervyn Nugent
New London
Common Pleas
Nugent
Richard Eyler
Uniontown
Dale Weber
Raymond Peters
Miami University
Holmes County Sheriff’s Office
Housing Study Results Ready For Norwalk Meeting
The Norwalk Mayor's Committee on Human Relations will report results of a housing questionnaire sent to candidates for city offices at Thursday's meeting. Subcommittee chair John R. Gerken Jr said replies will be public once compiled and received. The meeting, to elect officers, is at 7 30 p.m. in the council chamber. ALGIERS officials say Stokely Carmichael has been officially invited to visit Algeria.
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Norwalk
Subcommittee
John R. Gerken, Jr
Algiers
UPI
Stokely Carmichael
Algeria
Lord
State Water Pollution Board
Sandusky
Norwalk Reflector Publication Details and Rates
The Norwalk Reflector lists publication info for Norwalk Ohio with circulation areas including Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural zones. Subscription rates are 45 cents per week by carrier in local areas 15 dollars per year in Huron and Erie counties and 23.40 dollars yearly elsewhere.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Monroeville approves emergency motorcycle safety ordinance
Monroeville village council passed an emergency safety ordinance requiring helmets and adequate mufflers for motorcycles and similar machines. The measure sets handlebar height limits, passenger restrictions, sidewalk bans, and fines from five to fifty dollars for first offenses.
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Monroeville
Marsh Field
Greenwich Fire Board delays truck specifications decision
Greenwich The Greenwich Ripley Fire Board delayed action on a new fire truck as members discussed rear mounted hose reels versus cab behind mounting and whether to include a portable light plant. A final decision is expected at the Sept 18 meeting with village and township approvals needed before bidding.
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Greenwich
Greenwich-Ripley
Fire Board
Paul Nazor
Arthur Evans, Jr
Firemen’s Advisory Board
Ripley
Greenwich Village
City approves Route 250 plan and street projects in Norwalk
Norwalk City Council approved an agreement with Ohio for Route 250 improvements including widening from two to three lanes and a center storage lane from Fisher Titus Hospital to Route 20. City share is 25 000 dollars, with total cost estimated 80 000 to 90 000 dollars. An 18 000 dollar appropriation funds several city street upgrades. Bid opening is scheduled for October.
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State of
Ohio
Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Morley Price
Carpet Theft Leads Police Through Months of Loss at Hills
Police investigate multiple carpet thefts from Hills Floor Covering dating back 14 months. A 12 by 28 foot roll valued at 250 dollars and weighing about 200 pounds disappeared from a warehouse on Benedict Street within two weeks. Owner Merle Hill cites three to four months earlier losses and a 14 month pattern of thefts from different warehouses.
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Benedict
Merle Hill
East Main Stree
Africa Ann Risner
Collingwood
Norbert G. Roth
Woodlawn Ave
Roth
Ramon J. Villa
Amherst
Villa
Suzette Risner
Three Car Pileup On U S 224 Near New Haven Cited Driver
A Canton man 45 was cited for failure to stop after a railroad crossing contribute to a three car crash on U S 224 near New Haven. Deb ie Brown 30 of Greenwich and Brett Carrick 51 of Tiffin sustained no injuries. Other incidents Tuesday included a Labor Day rollover near New London and a Wakeman horse collision with a car.
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U.S
New Haven
Donald Keeran
Canton
Ohio State Patrol
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keeran
Brown
Carrick
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Willard
DeRussey Road
Blake G. Hurley
New London
Joseph Hurley
Hurley
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circular and Ohio Newspaper Association
Clayton C. Lord
Home Savings & Loan
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Home Savings and Loan Co
East Main St
Norwalk, Ohio
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Berlin Heights
Huron County
Huron County Department of Health
Mary Ann Bartholomew
Pat Fredericks
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
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Hoki Tokuda
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