Norwalk Furniture Dispute Over Sewer Tap Charge
Norwalk Furniture argues for a $25 sewer tap fee citing water service shortfalls while city records show a $250 per acre charge based on a 1969 agreement to cover sewer line costs. The clash stems from fire protection water issues and past council discussions. no final settlement yet.
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Norwalk Furniture Corp
Norwalk Service
William Mount
Norwalk Furniture
Jack Gerken
Gerken
Mount
Herbert Krogh
Jack
Ohio 18
Norwalk
Krogh
Pilots say hijack-spotting profile ineffective despite accuracy
Air Line Pilots Association president Capt. J J O Donnell says a psychological profile used by ticket agents to detect hijackers is not practically usable in daily airline work due to high agent turnover and the rush to process passengers. The feature remains 99 9 percent accurate in theory but fails in routine operations.
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Washington
UPI
Air Line Pilots Association
J.J. O’donnell
O’donnell
Washington Window
Turbine Failure Darkens Part Of City's Downtown
A main turbine at the municipal power plant failed late this morning tipping only a city block offline. The 17,500 kilowatt generator lost steam from boiler Number 5 at 11 51, with full service return by 12 45.
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Herbert Krogh
Westinghouse
Krogh
Ohio Edison
Norwalk
City
CEI Announces $692 Million Five-Year Expansion Plan
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. unveils a five-year, 692 million expansion to meet rising power demand in Northeast Ohio, calling it the company’s most ambitious project in 91 years.
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Cleveland
API
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
CEI
Ohio
Tunnel Must Be Finished in Port Huron Gas Disaster
Port Huron officials said finishing the gas-explosion wrecked water tunnel is essential to meet southeast Michigan water needs this century. Gerald Remus, DMWS general manager, asserted the project must be completed. Bodies from the 250 foot deep pit were recovered. 18 identified, 8 hospitalized, 14 uninjured.
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Port Huron
Mich
UPI
Michigan
Water Services
Gerald Remus
Detroit Metropolitan Water Services
Partly cloudy and colder today with a Norwalk high of 46
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and colder conditions today with a high near 46 in Norwalk and a low around 23. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain and westerly winds. Tuesday brings more clouds and a 60 percent chance of rain with highs in the 40s.
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Norwalk
Packard Leaves Pentagon After Losing 26 Million to Government
David Packard resigns as deputy defense secretary effective today after three years in Washington. He forfeits potential gains under a charity trust and plans to return to Hewlett-Packard in California. HP stock rose to 44 3/4, adding 21.6 million to Packard's shares since 1969.
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Washington
UPI
David Packard
Pentagon
Packard
Defense
Parkard
Nixon
Hewlett-Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Hewlett-Packard
New York Stock Exchange
New London Record Sold to Sandusky Editor Mezick
Thomas Mezick, longtime Sandusky Register editor, buys the New London Record from Gus Redies who led the paper for 15 years and plans no major changes. The 1700 circulation weekly will print at the Norwalk Reflector plant after closing last week. Redies retires, Mezick will leave the Register soon, replacement not named.
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Elliott
Gus”’ Redies
New London Record
Thomas Mezick
Sandusky Register
Redies
Mezick
Maryland
The
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Firelands Farmer
Berlin Heights
Longtime Sandusky Merchant Harry Berezin Dies at 76
Harry Berezin founder of The Fashion Shoppe and Norwalk Man of the Year in 1954 died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. He opened the Norwalk store in 1925 and retired in 1969. Survived by wife Bess, son Jay, daughter Evelyn Miller, a brother and sister, six grandchildren. Memorial at Oheb Shalon Temple.
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Harry Berezin
Norwalk
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Oheb Shalon Temple
Beth Israel Temple
Tiffin
Sam Meyers
Youngstown
Charles J. Andres, Sons Funeral Home
Man Injured During Windstorm Improves
Raymond Zimmerman 44 from rural Wakeman remains listed in fair condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a barn collapse in the windstorm. His son Ronald 18 is in satisfactory condition with a broken pelvis and other injuries. A 12 year old Steuben girl injured in a traffic crash during the storm is released from Willard Area Hospital. Leona Dallas 12 was hurt when a car blew off Peru Center Road into a culvert, killing her mother Mrs David Dallas 31.
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Raymond Zimmerman
Wakeman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Zimmerman
Ronald
Steuben
Willard Area
Leona Dallas
Peru Center Road
David
June) Dallas
City Board To Consider Widman Rezoning Tuesday
The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in City Council chambers with a long agenda. It will review four requests for rezoning variances or a conditional use and consider a vacation of an alley and a subdivision plant.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Milan Avenue
Eugene Widman
Whittlesey Avenue
Delores Lang
Whittlesey Ave
Widman’s Key Estates
Roy Paul
Friendly Corners
John T. Roth
Dayton
Wildman Products
E. Main St
Wildman
Sara Kerr
Kerr Printing
Monroe Street
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