City to Issue Fire Inspection Permits in Norwalk
Norwalk Fire Prevention Bureau will issue no cost fire inspection permits starting Jan. 1 for about 80 high hazard locations. Inspections occur six times yearly with violations risking permit revocation. Locations include gas stations, garages, spray booths, dry cleaning plants, factories, and large public assembly stores.
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Fire Prevention Bureau
Norwalk
Insurance Services of
Ohio
Don Hohler
Hohler
Wakeman Plans Top Priority Pumper and Road Upgrades
Wakeman plans a new pumper engine as the 1973 top priority, with financing possibly by non ballot means. Mayor Paul Burns notes a small year end surplus, praises 1972 road progress on Abbott Street, and says Pleasant Street will be completed in 1973. He cites county tax revenue supports and ongoing population growth.
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Wakeman
Paul Burns
Burns
Abbott Street
U.S. 20
Pleasant Street
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Classified notice offers sporting goods for sale with a contact phone number 662 4241 and prompt to call for buyers to act quickly. The brief item emphasizes swift buyer response through a local classified ad.
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Dial
Nurse Drops License Action in Ohio
Patricia A. Lawrence, 31, has dropped her bid to regain her state nursing license. She is serving a 1 to 20 year sentence at the Marysville Reformatory for Women for manslaughter in connection with her daughter's death in 1967. The board revoked her license in September and she had appealed to the Huron County Common Pleas Court. the case was to hearing when the dismissal was requested and signed.
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Patricia A. Lawrence
Five Dollar Check Returned Reaches Norwalk Police
A $5 check bounced three times and was turned over to Norwalk police after Howard V. Wolfe of Wolfe's Arco service station reported a Dec. 7 gasoline purchase. The check, drawn on Huron County Banking Co., lacked funds. NEW LONDON The village council could not meet due to Mayor Winston A. White's absence and no president pro tem after Rob Sprague's resignation. A brief wage-work session occurred. next meeting set for 8 p.m. Jan. 2.
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Norwalk
Howard V. Wolfe
New London
Wolfe
Arco
W. Main St
Huron County Banking Co
Winston A. White
Robert Sprague
Norwalk Plans Splitting Planning Commission Duties
Norwalk's new Planning Commission defined its scope meeting with the city law director. The panel will handle zoning and land use recommendations but not appeals, which move to the Law Director and City Council. The six week decision window and new two-body structure aim to avoid repeated appeals. Donald Wise notes the change keeps appeal hearings separate from ordinance approval. The group proposes engineer and inspector as non voting members and sets bi monthly meetings. Donald Benedict named chairman with Delbert Crawford as vice chairman. Also announced are 1972 Golf Digest Rookies of the Year Lenny Wedkins and Jocalyne Bourassa.
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Donald Wise
Charter Commission
Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Donald Benedict
Delbert Crawford
Norwalk
Norwalk Vault Forms NORWECO For Wastewater Equipment
Vault Farms Company creates Norwalk Wastewater Equipment Co NORWECO to manufacture sell install and service sewage treatment gear. Jan D Graves named president taking over Jan 1. J T Lendrum announces further changes after the deaths of two key executives.
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Norwalk Vault Co
Jan D. Graves
Christie Ave
J.T. Lendrum
Norwalk Vault
Norwalk Wastewater Equipment Co
Norweco
National Sanitation Foundation
Ann Arbor
Mich
Graves
Shelby
Cleveland
Lendrum
James H. Daley
Notre Dame University
National Insurance Co
Columbus
M.E. Fields
Spino Ct
Fields
J.R. Sawyer
A.M. Lendrum
Lobbying For Schools Is Urged
State Rep. Donald Pease of Oberlin urged college professors students and alumni to mount a grassroots lobbying effort in the next year to secure more education funding. He takes over as House Education Committee chair in January and cites recent consumer protection and strip mine reclamation bills as evidence. He criticized universities paid staffers for lobbying as an extension of past practices.
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Columbus
UPS
Donald Pease
Doberlin
Pease
House Education Committee
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Charles
Lynda Robb
Lady Bird Johnson
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Pat Nugent
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New Planning Commission
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