Cash Found Turned Over to Police on Christie Avenue
An unspecified amount of cash found at 1 30 p m Thursday on Christie Avenue was given to police. If unclaimed in two weeks it reverts to the finder. A 1967 Pontiac belonging to Thomas Shanes of Vermillion was towed from the Ernsthausen Parking Lot. It had two parking tickets dated Sept 6 and Sept 8. AAA wrecker towed the vehicle.
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Christie Avenue
Thomas Shanes
Vermillion
Ernsthausen
W. Main Street
AAA
Bellevue Man Indicted on Marijuana Cultivation Charge
Reggie L. Boles, 23, secretly indicted for cultivating and possessing marijuana was arrested and jailed Sunday. He is in Huron County Jail awaiting arraignment.
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Bellevue
Reggie L. Boles
Boles
Huron County
Norwalk Youth Charged After Night Bar Threats
A Norwalk youth, James E. Claytor aged 19 of 18 Grove Ave, was arrested early today after brandishing a gun and knife in the parking lot of the Nite Life bar on U S 250 North and threatening several people. He is held in the city jail awaiting felonious assault or aggravated menacing charges to be brought in Common Pleas Court, according to Prosecutor Richard Hauser. Police answered a tavern call shortly after 2 a.m. and the suspect, apparently unprovoked, threatened a couple of individuals.
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Norwalk
James E. Claytor
Grove Ave
Common Pleas Court
Richard Hauser
Nite Life
U.S. 250 North
Hauser
Claytor
Write-In Candidate Willard Davis Wins Approval
Christopher Davis Jr. of 29 Spring St. is approved as a write-in candidate for Second Ward councilman in November. He will oppose Christ McKinney of 219 Keefer St. for the council seat, and Davis' name will not appear on the ballot for November 8.
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Willard — Christopher Davis, Jr
Spring St
Second Ward
Davis
Christ McKinney
Keefer St
Two Area Men Receive Suspended Sentences in Huron Court
Phillip A. Kerr of Norwalk received three years probation for theft after plea talks. Judge Robert W. Smith suspended six months to five years of prison and ordered $20 restitution. Ross Harris of Willard was fined $300 and placed on two years probation for allegedly harming with a deadly weapon, with a six month jail term suspended and a requirement to surrender all firearms to the court.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Phillip A. Kerr
E. Monroe St
Norwalk
Huron County
Robert W. Smith
Kerr
Ross Harris
Willard
Harris
Special Council Meeting on Republic Street Extension
A special city council meeting is set for 7 30 Tuesday night to act on legislation for the Republic Street extension. The plan accepts 70 percent federal funding and commits Norwalk to a 30 percent local share. Mayor Wayne Goodsite says move is urgent. The street runs through the Bleile property industrial park from Gallup Road to U S 250.
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Republic Street
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Bleile
Gallup Road
U.S. 250
Injured By Air Rifle In Ohio Roadside Incident
Shelby youth Richard M. Hall Jr. was struck on the nose by a ricochet BB from an air rifle fired during a visit to the Richard Smiths on Ohio 162 near here. He was treated and released from Shelby Memorial Hospital.
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North Fairfield
Shelby
Richard M. Hall, Jr
Shelby Memorial Hospital
Halls
Richard Smiths
Ohio 162
Here
Realtor alleges Sunshine Law violation by metro housing panel
Norwalk realtor Richard Rench accuses William Gandert director of the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority of violating the Sunshine Law. He says the Norwalk meeting went into closed session before terminating Rench’s leases for 18 elderly and low income tenants and alleges an illegal rent increase for at least one resident.
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NEW London
Norwalk
Highland Manor
Huron
Rench
Gandert
MHA
Colby Calls for Leaks Cure and Quiet Media
Former CIA Director William Colby urged government to seal leaks and leave reporters alone during a Millsaps College talk in Jackson Mississippi. He blamed CIA exposes and warned the leakage system is very weak while noting no comment from local officials and ongoing disputes over apartment utility payments.
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Colby
CIA
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