Norwalk Residents Back Tax for New Recreation Center
A Norwalk High School survey of 400 residents finds 87 percent favor a recreation center at the former Norwalk Truck Line building on Milan Avenue, 67 percent support a ¼ percent income tax increase, and 75 percent back the Milan Avenue site. Results were compiled by students Ann Jones and Alice Finch and will be shared with James Ewell of the Norwalk Community Center Corp.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Truck Line
Milan Avenue
Alonzo Allen
Norwalk High School
Ann Jones
Alice Finch
Allen
Miss Finch
James Ewell
Norwalk Community Center Corp
Waugh Declares No Conflict Over Electric System Sale
City Solicitor Frederick Waugh says the hiring of lawyer Wallace Duncan and engineer Richard Popham as consultants in the Norwalk electric system sale poses no conflict of interest. Yankee-Dixie Power Inc aims to bid, with bid opening set for Saturday.
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Frederick F. Waugh
Waugh
Herbert Krogh
Wallace Duncan
Washington, D.C
Richard Popham
New York
Yankee-Dixie Power, Inc
Duncan
Yankee-Dixie
Norwalk
Krogh
Charles Woodward
Louisville
Popham
Woodward
Stokely Pays For Waste System Billing Settlement
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. sent the city a check for 1852 dollars to cover charges for a waste disposal system operated for the company. Service Director Herbert Krogh noted the district has billed them only once before. The plant on North West Street uses a special spray system to process waste liquids.
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Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
Herbert Krogh
North West Street
Youth Charged In Bomb Hoax At Local School
A student was charged after a bomb hoax prompted a full lockdown at the school. Police, firemen, and deputies evacuated students, conducted a thorough search, and found nothing. The period lost will be made up after Christmas. The student apologized and faces discipline.
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L.C. Hilson
Perry
Ramada Inn
Supt
A.V. Gotaas
Hilson
Don Ratliff
John Borgia
Sgt
Lloyd Smith
Sheriff's Department
Police
Fire
Sheriff's Departments
Ptl
Mike Tesmer
John Short
Hunter Files For Clerk Of Courts In Huron County
R Clark Hunter of rural Greenwich has filed petitions to run for Huron County Clerk of Courts as a Republican. He was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Dana Call and seeks his first full term. The board notes 4 p m Friday is the deadline to file campaign expense reports for the November general election. Reports are due whether or not any expenses occurred.
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R. Clark Hunter
Huron County
Hunter
Greenwich
Dana Call
Board of Elections
Market Report Cleveland Livestock Prices
Markets show steady cattle and hog trading in Cleveland with strong calf demand. Prime steers reach 35.75 to 36 dollars, heifers 29 to 34, cows 14 to 21, bulls up to 29, and calves 20. Hog bars hold at 22 to 22.75 for 200 to 220 pounds, with sows 15.25 to 16.50.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cole Cleared Of Charge By Lucas County Grand Jury
Lucas County grand jury failed to indict Emerson Cole, 43, on a concealed weapon charge after his August arrest in Toledo. Cole, former Erie Huron Counties CAC executive director, had a loaded .38 revolver and a four inch knife found on him in a Toledo home. He was free on recognizance.
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Toledo
A _ Lucas County
Emerson Cole
Cole
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
CAC
The
Civil Rights Commission
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