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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1969

Page

2

Norwalk Considers Paper Township and City Upgrades

Norwalk City Council approves a paper township measure to seek creation by the Huron County Board of Commissioners. ordinance actions include highway, water line, and tree removal bids, plus ambulance service fees and car allowance repeal. Columbia Gas raises rates. liquor permit for 3.2 beer sought. health aid request discussed.

Norwalk Huron County Board of Commissioners Frederick Waugh Lawrence Bresson Norwalk Township Sycamore Hills West Norwalk Lais Avenue Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc R. Harold Emmons Fast Foods Jefferson Ohio Department of Liquor Control Allen Hakes Richard Cunningham William Mount State Department of Health

Sewer Results Ready For Board Of Public Affairs Evaluation

A report from AAA Pipe Cleaning on sewer line probes in Indian Acres will be sent to Finkbinder Pettit and Strout for evaluation. BPA will decide on corrective measures after review. Street lighting for Milan Manor subdivision is tabled due to one absent member.

Milan AAA Indian Acres Finkbinder, Pettit and Strout Board of Public Affairs BPA Milan Manor Clevite Harris Huron Street Moravian Villa

Banks earn millions from Christmas clubs say lawmakers

Rep Benjamin S Rosenthal charged banks reap large profits from Christmas clubs that pay no interest and penalize late payments. He said about 4 billion in such accounts exist and missed interest totals around 144 million yearly. Rosenthal urged a probe into truth in lending and bank disclosures while banks defend the saving tool for modest means.

Benjamin S. Rosenthal Rosenthal House Douglas _R. Smith National Savings and Trust Co Washington

Pleasant Street Bridge Reopens After Flood Damage

The Pleasant Street Bridge, washed out by the July 5 flood, will reopen to traffic late today. Service Director William V. Mount says workers from Leon Riley Excavating Co. will finish rebuilding, a project awarded in September with a $41,612 bid.

Pleasant Street William V. Mount Leon Riley

Gardner Bows Out As CAC Chairman In Quorum Void Meeting

At the Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission last meeting Gardner stated he has served four years and noted progress while predicting 1970 would be interesting as Clarence Seavers will succeed him. Two VISTA planners joined, with six more trainees. plan to seek 16 additional VISTA workers. A voluntary tax sheltered annuity program may be offered to staff, pending board approval. GSA visits seek low cost vehicles and equipment. EHOVE may donate a car. A financial report shows a current balance of 20 233 dollars, though no quorum prevented formal acceptance.

Jack Gardner Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission Gardner Huron County Clarence Seavers George Hayduk VISTA Internal Revenue Service Hayduk William Lewis Norwalk Cac General Services Administration GSA Columbus Cleveland EHOVE

Firemen urged to curb nonemergency calls and train volunteers

WAKEMAN residents urged to avoid dialing the fire number except for actual fires. Nelson Green says many false alarms and nonemergency calls clog the system. The association will run a free ten week first aid course open to the public starting January. Jerry Pickett is president, Green secretary treasurer, and Lloyd Shinsky may join the Fire Board as the department nears 28 of 30 members.

Wakeman Firemen’s Association Nelson Green Green The Carl Gerber Jerry Pickett Lloyd Shinsky Theodore Timbs

New Motor Cars Sought By Mid-70s

The Nixon administration drafts a five year HEW plan proposing unconventional cars by the mid-1970s or by the 1980s. Steam engines gas turbines electric cars and exotic energy concepts are considered to reduce pollution and noise.

Washington UPI

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