Norwalk Council Eyes Mini Bike Area Over Ban
A Norwalk council meeting sparks a plan to create a mini bike area with city, airport, and Alsport input. UAW Local 12 and Jeep plant labor talks progress while council mulls delaying a proposed recreational vehicle ban amid citizen debate and a 31 volunteer citizens committee formation.
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Phil Leak
John Hurst
Aisport
Dick Mack
Leak
Jack Baldwin
Alsport
Richard Sipple
Norwalk
St. Paul Episcopal Parish
Paul Robinson
Alsport, Inc
Council
Richard Cunningham
Citizens Committee
St. Mary’s St
Marion Drive
Richard Mack
Spring St
Harold Neal
Tucker St
Fred Roth
E. Main St
Ray Wilson
Scottwood
Cunningham
Police Ptl
William Meese
State of
Ohio
Robinson
Norwalk Creek
Woodlawn Cemetery
Woodlawn
Old State Road
Robert Warner
Baldwin
Warner
Month records ambulance runs in Norwalk history
Norwalk's Ambulance Department set a March record with 101 runs, surpassing the previous high of 84. City-originating trips totaled 80, with 11 from Norwalk Township and small numbers from Bronson and Ridgefield Townships. Most calls, 67, went to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Township
Bronson Township
Ridgefield Township
General Service
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Rench Project Wins Approval For Firelands Manor Expansion
Norwalk Planning Commission approved ten more buildings for Richard Rench’s Firelands Manor on Baker Street after confirming 1968 permission. Plans include nine new apartment buildings, a laundry, pool, and tennis court amid sewage concerns and debates on city engineering representation. No action was taken at the meeting.
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Norwalk
City Law
Ronald Freeman
Garfield Street
Richard Opper
Commission
Huron County
John Borgia
Robert Williams
Wayne Goodsite
Williams
Monroeville Board Approves Reading and Education Programs
The Monroeville Local Schools board votes to stay in the Right to Read program at 10 cents per student and join the Ohio High School Athletic Association program for retarded children at $5 to support educable mentally retarded Olympics. They authorize buying a cafeteria store for up to 750 dollars and approve several staff travel reimbursements and a kindergarten reading program.
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Monroeville
MonroevilLe School District
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American Motors Corporation
Jeep
Leon Riley
W. Elm Sr
Pleasant Street Park
Burger Chef
Oom Family Restaurants
Milan Ave
Rench Project
U.S. RT
West Norwalk
Eeeteene Beeen Ans
Jackie Tilton
Homemakers Association
Columbus
Dennis Herner
Ercile Portner
Sue Schug
Reading
Akron
Wilbur Schibley
Leonard Hauser
Smith Cumuloft
W. Main