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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1971
Page
7
Milan council approved three ordinances to authorize the sale of 115000 dollars in sewer improvement bonds. The measure cites favorable current rates and sets bids to be opened May 11. Additional actions accompanied the ordinance passage.
In a downtown savings and loan association area a temperature sign read 133 degrees at 6 25 pm 135 at 6 30 pm and 141 at 6 41 pm while the official city readings stood at 77 to 81 degrees. The sign peaked near 150 but stayed in the low 100s overnight. The city council approved hiring bond attorneys Squire Sanders and Dempsey of Cleveland to prepare the bond sale and donated 50 to the American Legion for Memorial Day expenses. They ordered Chamber of Commerce signs to be erected at village limits funded by penal industries via the Chamber. They endorsed sewer ordinance drafts and renewed a 25000 CD at Erie County Bank. They noted abuses of the free trash pickup and will revise rules before the next quarterly pickup.
Evangelist Sam Dalton of Denver will preach at Milan Friends Church nightly for a week starting Sunday. He will also address Norwalk and Edison High Schools on April 21 at 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. respectively. Special music will be by Rev. Paul Heering and Betty Jean Nims. Dalton helped plan the 1969 US Congress on Evangelism with Billy Graham as co-chair.
In the Norwalk District the Northern Ohio Telephone Company conducts its first annual safety check on all company assets. Ohio State Patrolman W L Rogger inspected 132 vans and other vehicles while Charles Winn, district commercial manager, noted the program marks its inaugural year.
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