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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
4
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Willard council approves adding two operator positions at the sewage treatment plant bringing total to five as state pressure mounts. City Manager Michael Orenic says three posts are filled with one more to hire soon amid new emergency ordinances for plant needs.
The Berlin Milan Board of Education voted to place a one mill capital improvement levy on the November ballot for five years. It would raise about $30,000 annually to fund renovations at the Milan building including heating windows and a division curtain for the high school theatre.
Norwalk lawyer William W. Owens claimed he would bring a tough, aggressive approach to the prosecutor’s office and criticized the incumbent Bernard Freeman as risk-averse. Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown endorsed Owens, urging voters to support a nonpolitical, active prosecutor as the Willard gathering also featured local Democratic candidates.
Arnold E. Massie of Norwalk, 21, pleaded guilty to a July 1 housebreaking at 28 Cortland St. Norwalk police found him inside the home and he was placed on probation pending a judge’s probation report. Gerald R. Stewart, 22, of 14 Bank St., was sentenced to six months in the Toledo Workhouse but placed on probation after a guilty plea to statutory rape involving a 14-year-old girl.
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