TV Cable Out 2 Hours in Norwalk and Surrounding Areas
A defective electric meter at the Washington Road tower caused Continental Cablevision of Ohio subscribers in Norwalk Milan and Monroeville to lose cable service for about 2.2 hours Saturday night. Thomas P. Willett said the Norwalk city electric department owns the meter and repairs are complete. He ordered internal auxiliary power and trunk-line upgrades to prevent future outages, expected in about two weeks. He noted about six tower power failures since service began a year ago, mostly due to lightning.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Thomas P. Willett
Continental Cablevision of
Ohio
Washington Road
Train Hits Car At New London
Paul Godsey 25 of Wellington is in fair condition after a car train collision at 8:15 p m near New London. His auto was struck by an eastbound Penn Central train traveling about 30 mph and pushed 400 feet down the tracks. He suffered back and head injuries and was thrown from the car. no signals were at the crossing.
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New London
Paul Godsey
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Godsey
Chenango Road
Penn Central
Norwalk
Milan Man Faces Three Charges After Car Crash
Nicholas R. Miller, 46, was arrested for drunken driving and resisting arrest after his vehicle struck a guardrail in a Seminary Street parking lot. He is in Huron County Jail on three charges including driving without a license. Miller resisted the officer, who used Mace with no effect, then fled to a nearby car lot before capture. A mayor's court hearing is set for 8 tonight.
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Milan
Nicholas R. Miller
Huron County
Donald Ratliff
Miller
Seminary Street
Ratliff
Mayor's Court
Law Officers Honored At Norwalk Dinner
A capacity crowd attended the Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner at the American Legion Hall with three area officers honored. Capt Nick Moll Sgt C Fred Lau and Pt Charles R Campbell received plaques from Hagen representing Gov. Gilligan.
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Judy Morgan
Robert Hagen
American Legion Hall
Hagen
New York
Conrad Jensen
Norwalk Christian Business Men’s Committee
Nick Moll
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
C. Fred Lau
Norwalk Police Department
Norwalk
Fred Lau
Seven Minor Accidents Reported In Norwalk Weekend
Norwalk police investigated seven minor accidents over the weekend with no injuries. John Roe of Norwalk was rear‑ended on Main at Foster. Harry Skinner charged with failure to stop. Others include Donna J. Hammersmith on Rule Street, Janes Hamonds in Sandusky, Mildred F. Bissell on Benedict Avenue, James Montgomery at Newton and Washington, Clayton T. Wright by a parked car, and Reginald D. Jackson backing into a car on Main Street.
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North Fairfield
John Roe
Main
Foster Streets
Harry C. Skinner
Skinner
Norwalk
Donna J. Hammersmith
Wooster Street
Rule Street
David S
Newton
Greiner Shows Improvement Amid Kidney Crisis
Harry Greiner a Norwalk youth with nephritis shows slight improvement at Cleveland Clinic where he awaits a kidney transplant. He has lost about 70 pounds from 240 to 170 while nourishment resumes, with uncle Lester Greiner of Kenton tested as a potential donor. Community fund started to help with medical expenses, donations total around $100.
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Harry Greiner
Norwalk
Greiner
Cleveland Clinic
John Ruggles
N. Foster St
Ruggles
Harry
Lester
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Camardese
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Area Man
Knight
Gracie Darnell
Las Vegas
Miami
KEG
Cleveland Rd
Sandusky
WLEC
Loun
John Borgia
Nick” Moll
Charles Campbell
State Highway Patrol
Lau
Nick
Sheriff’s Department
Jeff
Blue Cross
Jensen
New York City
Police Department
Wall Street
23Rd
Spanish Harlem
God
Jesus
Art Watson
Paul Bailey
Washington Streets
Montgomery
Rita L. McFadden
Christie Ave
Clayton T. Wright
Harris St
Glover St
Wright
Robert E. Wright
Reginald D. Jackson
Jefferson St
Ralph Jackson
E. Main St
Buddy Waldron
Wakeman
Economy Savings & Loan
Benedict
Norwalk, Ohio
Pohl
BankAmericard
Ford
Gran Torino
Torinos
Buckie
Ford Dealers
Hury
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