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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1970
Page
3
City officials prepare the rollout of a simplified rate schedule effective Jan 1. Electric rate consultant J S Sawyer outlines charting needs for three billing machines and a government window. Large users will see demand meters and estimated initial bills, with power factor and motors key to billing.
Local Board 63 announces a Dec 31 cutoff for draft reclassification to I A from deferments. The policy, per Dr Curtis W Tarr, lets registrants with high lottery numbers seek reclassification, with 195 as the local board ceiling.
Free parking in city lots will be available for downtown Christmas shoppers each Friday evening and Saturdays until Christmas, funded by the city and arranged with the Chamber of Commerce. St Peter's Lutheran Church in Norwalk adopted a 1971 budget of 101,566 with 50,000 for building funds and nine people elected to church council for three-year terms. A tire plant manager reported theft of nine tires and rims from trailers in his lot, each tire valued at 47.70 dollars. Extra money ad offers appear at end.
Monroeville Village Council votes four to two against a Board of Public Affairs recommendation for a 125 per month raise for utility department staff. The decision follows a heated exchange between Mayor Kenneth Salisbury and Utilities Superintendent Myron Gerber over work records and utility outages. A six percent cost of living increase is approved effective January 1.
Robert L. Prince Jr., 22, sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the Ohio State Reformatory for possession of marijuana for sale, is back in Huron County for a post conviction hearing Saturday to decide if a suspended sentence under the states shock treatment law is possible. He is in the county jail.
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