Guard Unit Receives Draper Armor Leadership Award
Troop L of the Third Squadron 107th Armored Cavalry, Sandusky National Guards, earned the Draper Armor Leadership Award for a year of training. The 165-member unit includes 15 to 20 from Norwalk and was presented the plaque at Camp Perry by Robert Canterbury. Commander is Capt. Wayne E. Behrendsen of Sandusky.
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Draper Armor
107Th Armored Calvary
Sanduky National Guards
Norwalk
Camp Perry
Robert Canterbury
The
Calvary
First Army
Wayne E. Behrendsen
Sandusky
Toledo Police Threaten Resignation Over Pay Plan Impasse
In Toledo 110 of 600 police threaten to resign after 70 days of bargaining over a pay raise. Firefighters consider signing a similar letter. Mayor Potter weighs National Guard options if protection falters while a tax rise dispute stalls a November ballot funding split.
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Toledo
UPI
John Potter
City GI Assigned To Tanks In Viet Nam
PFC Robert E. O'Dell 20 son of Mr and Mrs Robert W O'Dell 202 E Main St has been assigned as a tank engine mechanic in the 11th armored cav alry regiment in Viet Nam He completed tank mechanic training at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland and Fort Knox Kentucky arrived in Vung Tau Viet Nam Sept 9 A 1964 graduate of Norwalk High School he entered the Army in November 1965.
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Robert E. O'Dell
Robert W. O’dell
E. Main St
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Viet-Nam
O’dell
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Fort Knox
Vung Tau
Norwalk High School
Army
Wakeman 2nd Grade Child Dies of Natural Causes
Jack Timothy Greene eight year old Wakeman School pupil died after being pronounced dead on arrival at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. An autopsy found natural causes. He attended Hartland Methodist Church and is survived by his parents Roy and Charles Greene, a brother Roy Dewayne, and grandparents. Funeral services are Thursday at Hartland Methodist Church with burial in Hartland Cemetery.
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Huron
Jack Timothy Greene
Rt. 2
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Wakeman School
Hartland Methodist Church
Charles Greene
Roy Dewayne
Edmund Kubischke
Conferees Reach Accord on Sea Grant Bill
Congressman Charles A. Mosher said the conference committee neared final approval of the Sea Grant College Bill. The program, run by the National Science Foundation, would fund marine sciences education in Great Lakes and coastal states with grants. The agreement sets 20 million dollars annual authorization for the first two years, less than the Senate’s 25 million.
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Charles A. Mosher
House
The
National Science Foundation
Great Lakes
Senate
Five Cited In City Traffic In Norwalk
Norwalk Police Department issued five traffic citations Tuesday night. Mary K. Bleile age 27 of Route 250 South Norwalk cited for speeding on Benedict Ave and to appear at 8 p.m. in Mayors Court or pay a $20 waiver. Carl R. Chandler age 28 of Rd 2 Rt 250 New London cited for crossing a yellow line at Warren and Benedict Sts. paid $15 waiver. Lawrence R. Hemenway age 33 of 18 W. Washington Norwalk cited for speeding and to appear at 8:00 p.m. Thursday. Delbert C. South age 39 of Knob Hill Rd Monroeville cited for speeding and paid $15 waiver. Melvin J. Winkler age 30 of 18 Grove Ave Norwalk cited for going through a stop sign on St Marys St and to appear at 10:00 Saturday in Mayor's Court or pay $10 waiver.
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Mary K. Bleile
Norwalk
Benedict Ave
Carl R. Chandler
New London
Warren and
Benedict Sts
Lawrence R. Hemenway
Washington
Delbert C. South
Knob Hill Road
Monroeville
W. Washington St
Melvin J. Winkler
Grove Ave
St. Mary’s St
Pollution Problems Along Creek Continued From Page 1
Norwalk Creek shows definite pollution but officials doubt raw sewage dumping by residents. Causes include decades of untreated flow, inadequate sewer lines, debris on banks, and a makeshift log dam near downtown. Tomorrow: Norwalk Creek Problems and Possibilities.
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Norwalk
Huron County Department of Health
Norfolk and Western
Pleasant Street Park
Norwalk Creek
Herbert Names County Campaign Representative
Mrs. Helen Lippert of 207 E Main St Norwalk was named Huron County campaign representative for State Treasurer John D Herbert in his bid for re election. She will coordinate with District Chairman Edward Curry Clyde and distribute campaign material and act as Herbert s representative at events through election day.
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Helen Lippert
E. Main St
Norwalk
Huron County
John D. Herbert
Herbert
Willard Charter Study Panel Nearing End of Sessions
A city charter study committee appointed by Willard City Council will finish its two remaining weekly meetings and then present findings. The group has gathered public input and reviewed other cities' charters to propose changes to be placed on the fall ballot for voter decision. Members include Charles Grossman chair, Hollie Stout secretary, Harold Gahr Fred Long Wilcox Taylor Robert Taylor and James Beck.
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Willard
Council
City Commission On Charter Study
Charles Grossman
Hollie Stout
Harold Gahr
Fred Long
Wilcox Taylor
Robert Taylor
James Beck
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Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
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Ing National Guard
John McElroy
Lucas County
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Community Theatre
Ohio
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SUN
Walter Reade Sterling
Fantasy
Huns
Farr
Ommunity Theatre
Did
Bob Hope
Phyllis Diller
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Killer Whale
Daroff
Avant
Wakeman
Conference Committee
Herbert Names
Mrs. Lippert
R&a
Thrift Box
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