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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1972
Page
4
An ordinance to regulate storage of scrap rubber will be introduced in Norwalk City Council on Tuesday night. The measure mirrors Akron’s law, per City Solicitor Ronald H. Freeman. Interest grows after the Durable Mat Co. fire where discarded tires and rubber scraps ignited by youths with stolen railroad flares on December 26.
Norwalk police reported an attempted break-in at the Farm Bureau lumberyard on 41 N. Foster St. This morning an employee, Larry Beck, found a damaged west rear door padlock and hasp, removed barbed wire, knocked over housing insulation, and a window entry attempt, with nothing missing.
Marshall Ellison of Castalia Ronald J. Sickles of Barberton and Kenneth D. Dailey of 97 Hester Street faced traffic related charges in Norwalk Mayor's Court with each forfeiting a $17 bond. Dense smoke and acrid odor plagued the city as firefighters battled a rubber blaze. A proposed ordinance would ban rubber storage near homes and buildings limit storage to 2500 square feet and 20 feet tall require aisles with a $50 fine. Other business includes bids for a raw water pump and motor for the water treatment plant and a storeroom and restroom at McGuan Park with readings on new legislation and adjournment.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carrol of Clyde file a $550,000 damages suit in Common Pleas Court for injuries from a Dec. 16, 1970 collision on Exchange Street in Bellevue. They name Jerry Wilker of Bellevue as defendant. The husband seeks $500,000 and the wife $50,000 with a jury trial requested.
Articles of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State for The Homeco Service Corp by Herbert R. Freeman Socrates Delianides and Edward J. O Reilly agent for Home Savings and Loan Co 16 East Main Street Columbus Ohio The move would allow Home Savings to finance allied fields beyond its current scope including mobile units travel trailers boats automobiles and appliances. O Reilly said the plan would not trigger an active push but would enable capital earmarking to support the new corporation. Attorneys Freeman and Freeman Norwalk Ohio.
UPI reports livestock markets in Cleveland with cattle steady to 25 cents lower and calves showing strength in certain weight ranges. Prime prices reach 37.25 to 38 with various grades listed. vealers and sheep also show activity across multiple weight brackets and categories.
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