Norwalk Council Advances 24 Acre Industrial Park Zoning
Norwalk city council moved to rezone a 24 acre park from residential to manufacturing after delays. The vote was first reading amid grumbling over pace with hearings and multiple meetings required, delaying potential industry siting.
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Norwalk
Richard Becker
Norwalk Reflector ad reads subscription rates
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription pricing for local carrier and mail delivery. It notes 45 cents weekly in its region, 19 dollars yearly for Huron and Erie Counties, 23 dollars 40 cents yearly elsewhere, with mail payments in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Onroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
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Huron
Erie
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Classified Ads Offer Quick Sporting Goods Buyers
Selling sporting goods through simple classified ads. Call 662-4241 to reach potential buyers fast.
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Conservation Tour Set for August 9 in Huron District
The Huron Soil Conservation District and the Agronomy Committee announce an August 9 tour starting at 10 a.m. at the Robert Brooks farm on State Route 61 Geiger Road to compare corn varieties by field yield checks. The second stop is Paul Metz farm Route 18 east of Norwalk for diversion ditches contour farming. Lunch by district and North Fairfield Grange. Afternoon stop Morris Chapin farm U.S. 20 for soybean varieties ponds and ditch work. If rain the tour moves to August 10.
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Huron Soil Conservation District
Agronomy Committee
Robert Brooks
Geiger Road
Paul Metz
Route 18
Norwalk
North Fairfield Grange
Morris Chapin
U.S. 20
Children’s Day At Park Set Friday
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Board plans a children's day at Memorial Lake Park from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday. Trampoline and baseball games plus other activities will entertain youth. children should bring sack lunches while refreshments are provided by the board and supervised by park staff.
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Norwalk Park
Park and Recreation Board
Norwalk Police Adopt Five Day 40 Hour Week
Norwalk city police will move to a five day 40 hour week after the city council approved the emergency ordinance. The measure, to take effect after Mayor Harold Finch signs, also advances a first reading to raise the uniform allowance from 80 to 109 dollars annually. Police Chief Lawrence Hilson says the hire of three more patrolmen makes the schedule feasible and that a $250 minimum outfit cost for a starting patrolman is warranted.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Police and Traffic Committee
Louis Nardecchia
Ohio Municipal League
Lawrence Hilson
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Hilson
Changing Traffic Signal On Rt. 250
The city updates the traffic signal at Whittlesey Avenue and League Street to improve westbound flow on Highway 250. Westbound League now gets an extra 12 seconds of green after eastbound traffic stops, with a green arrow for Highway 250 to be installed, as disclosed at the Tuesday council meeting.
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League Street
Whittlesey
League
Morley Price
Price
City OKs 140000 For Power Expansion
Norwalk City Council on Tuesday night approved contracts totaling 140000 as part of a 2.4 million expansion of the power plant and electrical distribution system to double capacity. Contracts covered a 100704 condenser from Foster Wheeler and 40256 feed water heaters from Manning and Lewis Co. of New Jersey.
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Norwalk
Foster
Norwalk Council Approves Street Improvement Plan
The Norwalk City Council approved a street improvement program submitted by Service Director Morley. The resolution authorizes bids for resurfacing Woodlawn Avenue at Water Works and South West Street from Main to the bridge, widening 1-1/2 feet, plus several other streets and an alley. Sealing is planned for Ontario Street Republic Street and three other city alleys.
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Norwalk
Morley Price
Woodlawn Avenue
Main Street
Jackson Street
Glover Avenue
Adams Street
Henry Street
St. Mary’s
Milan
Chatham
Ontario Street
Republic Street
City
Water plan meeting set for Aug 11 in Columbus
The Ohio Water Commission and Northwest Ohio Water Development Advisory Council will outline progress on a long range water plan for northwestern Ohio at a 10 a.m. meeting on August 11 at the Holiday Inn. Consultants will report. topics include up ground storage reservoirs municipal supplies and pollution abatement with about fifty attendees. A federal pollution control hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday in Toledo at the Toledo Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
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Ohio Water Commission
Northwest Ohio Water Development Advisory Council
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