Norwalk Council Moves Toward Ambulance Department Creation
The Norwalk City Council advanced plans for a Department of Ambulance Service after approving first readings of two ordinances. The measures set pay scales, staffing, and a fee schedule while awaiting a Department of Transportation decision on possible federal funds, which could cover up to half the startup cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Department of Ambulance Service
Edward Still
Thomas Hutton
Ambulance Department
Department of Transportation
Public Service and Safety
Sandusky
Elyria
Norwalk Issues 7 Building Permits in November Report
Mayor Harold Finch delivered a report to the city council detailing November building activity including seven permits. Industrial construction valued at 52 300 and repairs at 46 000 were noted, with new residential permits issued to Carnabuci and Brunkhorst.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Newton Street
General Telephone Co
West Main Street
Norwalk Motor Sales
Milan Ave
Carl Carnabuci
Oak St
Murland O. Brunkhorst
Pitt St
Arthur Walk
N. Garden St
Frank Jerrilli
Washington St
Finch
City Flood Prep Question Sparks Citizen Testimony
Air Force enlisted man Richard Smith of 28 Erie St. tells Wilmington officials city emergency readiness is inadequate after the July 5 flood. He urged press absence at a closed session and cited lack of equipment including an aerial fire truck for Benedict Avenue rescues.
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Air Force
Richard Smith
Erie St
Smith
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Lawrence Bresson
Kenneth Link
Benedict Avenue Flats
Norwalk Approves City Accountant for Income Tax Office
Council authorizes a city accountant and clerks to establish the new income tax office. The accountant’s salary range is 7 200 to 8 400 with clerks at 438 414 and 378 monthly. Hiring must begin before a January 1 tax collection, as the one half percent income tax was enacted at the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Council
St Peter Lutheran Church Elects Eight To Council
St Peter Lutheran Church of Norwalk elected eight men to the church council and adopted a 1970 budget of 100,379 dollars Tuesday night. Elected for three-year terms were Amos Albright Clarence Avers Ralph Ellis Dr William Holman Roger Mintzlaff Kenneth Silcox and Richard Schlegelmilch Allen Strait was elected to a one-year term. There were 17 candidates on the ballot. Half the budget is for a building fund for a new church along Benedict Avenue. The church owns more than 20 acres being annexed to Norwalk. The budget also designates 40,379 dollars for current expenses and 10,000 dollars for benevolence.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church of
Norwalk
Church Council
Amos Albright
Clarence Avers
Ralph Ellis
William Holman
Roger Mintzlaff
Kenneth Silcox
Richard Schlegelmilch
Allen Strait
Benedict Avenue
Bullock's Catalog Features Race Horses as Christmas Gifts
Los Angeles catalog highlights two race horses complete with trainers silks and a do it yourself book, offered as Christmas gifts by Bullock's Department Store.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bullock’s
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