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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1973
Page
2
Monroeville council approved emergency funds to cover its portion of a regional effort against an electric rate increase. Ohio Edison settlement reduced refunds. Monroeville’s share was 1340 dollars based on 10,286,520 kilowatt hours.
Elvin G. Ferres, principal of Western Reserve High School, was chosen by the Western Reserve Board of Education Tuesday to replace Ellis F. Dunmyer as district superintendent. He'll serve a two year term at 16200 annually with a 3 percent raise on Sept. 1. The board also approved a bond issue of 1.75 mills for 21 years to finance four to six classrooms and related facilities, and raised school lunch prices with reviews after nine weeks.
An 840000 bond issue for the South Central Local School District is on the November 6 ballot. If approved, funds will build a 16 room K-5 school south of the high school, financed by a 4.7 mill levy for 21 years. Voting precincts cover multiple townships in Richland County. In Peru, Labor Minister Pedro Sala aims to end the long standing practice of humans packing animals in the mountains, a tradition seen as cheaper than mules.
New London Ohio councilman James VanSickle quit after a March conflict-of-interest note tied his council post and his Recreation Park director job. The council, now four members, approved FHA bonds of 819000 for the reservoir project with a 5 percent interest. Ground-breaking planned after August 18 with Governor Gilligan expected to attend.
The Labor Department announced the official poverty line for a non farm family of four is now 4300 dollars annually, up 100 dollars from the December 1972 guideline. The move reflects rising living costs across the economy.
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