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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1972
Page
2
Norwalk City Council approved an emergency measure to repair a boiler feed pump at the municipal generating plant after failing to pass faster legislation for a new rest room and storage building at McGuan Park. The diminished McGuan project is slated to cost about $2,500.
Council debate centers on emergency status for park project repairs and a boiler feed pump. Some members oppose immediate effect, while Service Director Krogh wins unanimous approval for emergency passage to fund pump repairs and keep power load stable.
Norwalk city employees from the mayor to staff mark daily hours under a new policy. Mayor Wayne Goodsite and Auditor Douglas Colvin initiated the change aimed at accurate vacation and sick leave records and professional administration.
A thief stole a steamroller valued at 2400 dollars from a road construction site in Peterborough on Tuesday. The incident was reported by United Press International.
Councilman Melvin Shipley questioned the necessity of renewing the nine tenths mill fire levy for the five year term. Auditor Colvin said revenue is in the budget and may be shifted from income tax. A resolution to place renewal on the ballot was approved with other councilmen.
A New York judge ruled that a city requirement to include the abortion patient's name on a fetal death certificate is unconstitutional, stating it invades a woman's right to privacy. The decision underscores protections for patient confidentiality in reproductive health matters.
City officials approved Service Cab Co to curtail service between midnight and 5 a.m. Mayor Wayne Goodsite said verbal permission was given to operator Ray Fuller weeks earlier to preserve profitability. The ordinance had called for 24 hour service and may be amended later to restore hours.
Readers are urged to use the daily Classified Section to save time and money on shopping. The note emphasizes convenience for busy households by browsing ads and listings.
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