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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1972

Page

3

Milan Moves to Repair Main Street Sewer and Buy Equipment

Milan Council approves emergency ordinance to sell notes for 5000 to fund Main Street sanitary sewer repair as the line had sunk. A second measure would hire Squire Sanders and Dempsey for 180 to prepare the notes. Council also buys Norwalk Implement tractor mower for 650, two police radio head scanners for 170.85 each, and discusses NCR service contract options and a new 3/4 ton truck.

Squire Sanders Dempsey Norwalk Council Ed Leveritt NCR Leveritt Capital Equipment Committee Board of Public Affairs

Appropriations Approved For Monroeville 1972 Session

Monroeville village council approved supplemental appropriations for 1972 transferring funds in the water fund, police pension fund, and bond interest payments. Patrolman David R. Williams received a retroactive raise to December 1 as a class A patrolman. No action on village income tax due to finance director absence. committee members discussed access across properties and potential easement delays with railroad and landowners along the Huron River.

Monroeville David R. Williams Gene McEndree Willard Karnehm Huron River Penn Central Railroad Donald James Morrow Manchester Street Ridgefield Township

Bomb Threat Speeds Evacuation and Policy Questions

In Columbus Ohio students questioned the response to bomb threats as officials weigh penalties for many over a few pranks. Gov class observers criticized searching time and cold wait while police searched.

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