Norwalk Quickies and Local Police Reports
Norwalk notices include Uther's Pancake House reopening April 19 serving 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Closed Tuesdays. A 15-year-old Norwalk boy was found safe after being reported missing since Sunday. Walter Eastman reported vandals damaged his car on East Main Street with a broken window and torn fender. Clarence Hipp was cited for a traffic signal violation at Whitlsey and League Streets. Harold Spratt, son of local residents, left Norwalk to attend Brunswick School of Bowling in Chicago for three weeks.
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Norwalk
Walter Eastman
N. Prospect
East Main Street
Clarence A. Hipp
W. League
Whittlesey and
League Streets
Harold Spratt
Los Angles
Calif
Robert Spratt
Townsend Ave
Chicago
Brunswick School of Bowling
California
Ohio Bond Commission Proposed in Amended Ohio Resolution
Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 22 proposes adding Article VIII Section 21 to Ohio Constitution to create the Ohio Bond Commission. It calls a special election for May 1967 to approve the amendment, outlines election procedures, and details commission structure including five members, terms, quorum, salaries, and powers to finance state projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Ohio public works debt and capital improvement authority provisions
A section outlines state wide powers for a capital improvements commission to fund flood control water and sewer projects airports libraries parks hospitals and research institutions. It permits borrowing and issuing bonds while limiting tax supported debt to specified annual and total thresholds and preserving lien security for repaid funds.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Multiple Cities
Admissions list includes Ernest Hamer Greenwich Michael Slota Milan Barbara Mesnard Monroeville Christopher Magnin Milan William Bean New London Sharon Shuey Norfolk Virginia Larry Campbell New London Kimberly Shepherd New London Richard Hammerschmidt 33 Breezewood Norwalk. Discharges note DeForest Starkey Norwalk Betty Suhr Norwalk Rose Borgia and daughter Norwalk. Willard Municipal Hospital admissions Chester Tuttle Dora Stephens Hazel Baxter Kristin Figley Sharon Puckett Gregory Williams Margery Kanney Hyla Buescher Lena Conley Harry Otterbacher Willard Rev Francis McCarthy Attica Lloyd Backensto Plymouth Leon Perkins Elmer Kissel Leon Aselton Harles Vaterpool Greenwich. Discharges Sharon Lewis Gladys Moore Lou Gullett Lucy Kennedy Veranda Bolen baby boy Bolen Plymouth Charles Cole Shiloh Ruth Etcher Gregory Langjahr Attica Diana Lowery Maudie Shepherd Lisa Fulton Greenwich Teresa Tac Parma Heights Roger Ohler Republic Karen Fink Norwalk. New London Hospital admissions Anna Towstiak RD 2 New London Vern Heidrich 111 South Main St New London Orlo Budd Savannah.
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Ernest Hamer
Greenwich
Michael Slota
Milan
Barbara Mesnard
Monroeville
Christopher Magnin
William Bean
New London
Sharon Shuey
Norfolk
Virginia
Larry Campbell
Kimberly Shepherd
Richard Hammerschmidt
Breezewood
Norwalk
DeForest Starkey
Betty Suhr
Rose Borgia
Hyla Buescher
Lena Conley
Harry Otterbacher
Willard
Francis McCarthy
Attica
Lloyd Backensto
Plymouth
Leon Perkins
Elmer Kissel
Leon Aselton
Harles Vaterpool
Sharon Lewis
Gladys Moore
Lou Gullett
Lucy Kennedy
Veranda Bolen
Baby Boy Bolen
Charles Cole
Shiloh
Ruth Netcher
Gregory Langjahr
Diana Lowery
Maudie Shepherd
Lisa
State bond program details authority and funding structure
The commission proposes certificate based bond issuance with General Assembly approval. It outlines revisions allowed, tax excises and fees to fund debt, creation of a separate bond retirement fund, and mechanisms for investment, transfer, and use of excess funds. It also grants powers to operate and dispose of properties with state title for acquired assets.
State revenue bonds and public finance provisions outlined
The text outlines authority for the issuance of revenue bonds including mortgage revenue bonds by a state commission, with faith and credit of the state not pledged for principal or interest. Bonds may be sold as determined, construction by contract, annual reports to governor and General Assembly, and public records access. Bonds exempt from state taxes. Provisions emphasize non-ownership by the state in any company and publication and ballot requirements. Also lists hospital admissions and discharges for several individuals in Norwalk and surrounding areas.
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Commission
General Assembly
Eeore Assembly
General Revenue Fund
Ohio
Assembly
Ohio Bond Commission
Se Court of Ohio
Ee General
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Neral
Proposing Ohio Article VIII Amendment to Create Ohio Board
A proposal to amend Article VIII to add Section 21 creating the Ohio Board Commission with power to contract state debts and to spend funds for lands, buildings, highways, education, health facilities, parks, housing, water and pollution control, airports, and urban redevelopment to promote general welfare and development in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bond Commission
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Prizate
State commission powers to issue revenue bonds for tax funded projects
The document outlines broad authority for a state political subdivision or commission to expend funds up to twenty five million annually to assist with real estate tax relief for seniors and disabled. It grants borrowing power for highway bonds and other obligations, with constraints tied to general revenue, and requires pledges of state taxes and excises excluding ad valorem and income taxes. It covers annual reports audits and tax exemptions for bonds and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
General Revenue Fund
Commission
General Assembly
Ohio amendment proposed on Article II and XI for 1967 election
A proposed constitutional amendment calls for a special election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May 1967 to submit changes to Article II and XI. It details election mechanics, publication requirements, and residency rules for representatives and senators, with terms defined and eligibility aligned to districts.
Constitutional provisions for state government officers and apportionment
The text outlines how if the treasurer of state cannot serve the duties are shifted to the next eligible official, and details the ten-year apportionment of the state into 99 House seats and 33 Senate seats, district boundaries, population ratios, and procedures for changing district lines with rules to keep districts compact and counties intact, including procedures if all five officers belong to the same party. It also covers how to designate who serves in case of vacancy and how to assign district numbers.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
House of Representative
Lowen
Secretary of State
Treasurer of State
Ohio legislative district reallocation amendment text summary
Ohio Secretary of State notice documents a proposed constitutional amendment to preserve current legislative districts until the next census and establish a single member district system every ten years. It details severability, a public ballot form with yes no options, and timelines tied to the 1966 1968 1970s ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 22 Filed
Secretary of State Ted W Brown certifies a true copy of Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 22 filed in Ohio to amend constitution sections. Dated March 2, 1967 with notice dates March 28 April 4 11 18 25 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Brown
Suc Rity
Senate
State of
Ohio
Secretary of State
Obituary for Oliver I Hipp Norwalk founder of Maplecity Ice Co
Oliver I Hipp 73 of 34 Summit St died Monday at home after a heart attack. Norwalk native and Maplecity Ice Co founder and former director and vice president, member of St. Pauls Church Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus. Survived by wife Loretta four daughters twenty grandchildren three brothers one sister with services at Kubach Smith Funeral Home and St. Pauls Church. Burial Parish Cemetery. Daughters of Isabella will recite rosary.
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Oliver I. Hipp
Summit St
Norwalk
Mr. Hipp
Bellevue
Lorain
Maplecity Ice Co
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Louella Adelman
Dorothy Wechter
Leander
Kubach - Smith
Karl A. Burger
Livestock Prices Move Higher Across Hogs Cattle Calves
Cleveland market report shows hogs up 25 cents with bids from 12 long loads and various weight ranges. Cattle trend steady with choicest steers 24.75 to 25.50 and commercial types 20.25 to 22.25. calves steady at 75. Sheep and lambs rise 50 cents with choice clipped lambs 22.50 to 23.50 and ewes 7.50 to 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
North Vietnam Uses Cemeteries to Hide Oil Supplies
UPI reports U.S. officials say North Vietnam has begun storing petroleum in 55 gallon drums and dispersing it underground in various locations including local cemeteries to avoid U.S. bombardment.
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Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S
Bail Granted for Draft Card Burner in New York
David Miller the first man convicted for burning his draft card is freed on 500 bail pending appeal from his prison sentence for refusing to renew and carry a card. The pacifist told a judge he would not apply for a new draft card after burning the card at an anti war rally last year. He was sentenced to two and a half years. The 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals granted bail after Miller sought review by a three judge panel.
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New York
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Uther
Huron
Mr. Z
M.T
Ginny
Terry's Drive
New London Hospital
Anna Towstiak
RD 2
Vern Heidrich
South Main St
Orlo Budd
Savannah
Jack Brock
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Rodney Brown
Whittlesey
Evelyn Immel
Edwards Road
Donald White
Annabelle Lanzon
Marion Drive
Charles Humphrey
Gilbert Thompson
North Forest
Bertice Smith
West Washington St
Christopher Sheldon
Milan Ave
Roberta Starling
Edison Drive
Ethel Jones
Lawrence Gassmann
Sepenseneten
House of Resentatives
United States
107Th General Assembly
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Office OF the Secretary OF State
Columbus
Charles W. Furey
Maple Way
Toledo
Palm Beach
Fla
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Clara
Charles F. Furey
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Coyles Funeral Home
Broadway
Bury Oil
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