Ohio Edison To Replace Norwalk Electric System
Ohio Edison Co will take over the Norwalk electric system raising small residential bills while large volume users may save. Commercial and industrial customers face mixed impacts with a standard Ohio Edison rate plan. A Norwalk city ordinance sets rates and compares bills using meters and a tiered kilowatt schedule. Penalties for late payment favor Ohio Edison with a five percent charge versus Norwalk’s ten percent minimum.
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Ohio Edison Co
Norwalk
Ohio Edison
Tony Gorant
Bay
Gorant
Ohio
Riley Defends Burner Before Health Board
Riley and James Carroll defend the Mechtron Thermal Digester as pollution free at a Norwalk meeting. The board considers rewriting an emergency hours rule while suits seek to halt installation citing air and noise concerns.
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Leon Riley
Huron County Board of Health
Riley
James Carroll
Bernard Freeman
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Health Board
Norwalk
Carroll
Riley Riley
Southside
Common Pleas
Gregory Sautter
Ohio Health Department
Egan to receive pension after NYPD dispute
Edward Popeye Egan a narcotics detective turned actor was dismissed hours before retirement but a New York State Supreme Court judge ruled the NYPD must pay him a 6800 dollar annual pension. The ruling ties to his notoriety from the film The French Connection and ongoing department tensions.
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NEW York
UPI
Edward
Popeye
Egan
New York City
New York State Supreme Court
George Stark
Police Department
Ohio Chief Justice seeks backlog cut by Labor Day
Chief Justice C William ONeill of the Ohio Supreme Court asked all state judges to cut criminal case backlogs by Labor Day this year He praised full compliance but noted some large counties face insurmountable delays in reaching the target
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Columbus
UPI
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Weather and notices from Norwalk with births and death
Considerable cloudiness with a morning shower then sunny, highs in the 50s and 40s lakeside. Tonight and Friday bring more clouds and a 20 to 50 percent chance of light rain. In Norwalk the 7 am humidity is 57 percent and the low is 32. Births report a son for Mr and Mrs William Friend and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Dave Mazey. death noted for Mr Bernardino Camardese, 92, Steubenville.
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Norwalk
William Friend
FT Hospital
Dave Mazey
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Edison High School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
More than 400 Edison High School students were evacuated at noon after a written bomb threat found on a desk in the school office. Principal C. B. Sanders said the letter arrived after 11:30, and students left at 11:45 returning at 12:15 after a building search found no bomb. Authorities questioned several students. sheriff’s department had no report.
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Milan
Edison High School
C.B. Sanders
Sanders
Erie County
Wiggs New Twist in Norwalk Shopping Center Controversy
Norwalk city hall discusses a sewage holding tank for the Wiggs shopping center project. Mayor Wayne Goodsite says state health officials permit temporary installation during sewer negotiations. Councilmen Shipley and Fisher question the word temporary and fear prolonged use.
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Wiggs, Inc
Norwalk City Hall
Melvin Shipley
Russell Fisher
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Mr. Wiggs
Shipley
Fisher
Nixon promises aid to nonpublic schools at Catholic educators meeting
President Nixon told the National Catholic Education Association convention that his education finance reform will include specific measures to preserve the nonpublic school system. He warned private schools face a crisis and signaled aid, plus potential tax sources, with potential relief for property taxes delayed to next year.
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Philadelphia
UPS
Nixon
National Catholic Education Association
Congress
Professor links air pollution to cancer findings
Case Western Reserve University professor Samuel S. Epstein reports a study funded by the EPA linking particulate air pollution to cancer. He and colleagues extracted organics from 22 pounds of NYC pollution atop the Pan American Airways Building and injected them into infant mice, triggering liver, lymph gland, and lung tumors.
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Cleveland
API
Case Western Reserve University
Samuel S. Epstein
Cwru Medical School
American Chemical Society
Boston
US Environmental Protection Agency
American Airways
New York City
Epstein
Windows Shot Out At H and He Tire Co
Two plate glass windows at H and He Tire Co 214 Milan Ave were shot by a 22 caliber rifle. One bullet entered the building damaging a tire case and a tire. The second bullet punctured a sports car hood and damaged a tire and the wall. Total damage estimated at 81 dollars plus window and car damage.
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H and He ‘Tire Co
Milan Ave
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