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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1971
Page
4
The Norwalk City Council passed an ordinance creating R-T zones for trailer parks to curtail new park development in manufacturing districts. The measure lists six zones and names park operators and addresses while approving related budget items and projects.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control handles a new permit to sell beer and wine for carryout by Leonard's Pharmacy Inc in Bellevue and a transfer for Reineck's Cafe at 60 Whittlesey Ave. The three permits for 3.2 percent beer and high power on premises until 1 am would be transferred to Clarence Legg Jr, with current holders Legg and Donald D Hansberger.
Nighttime burglars cleaned out Stanford University's music recording studio in Dinkelspiel Auditorium taking tape recorders amplifiers speakers microphones and other gear valued at .000 a total loss for the campus recording facility.
The Norwalk City Council adopted emergency legislation moving nearly 350 core city families to new wards to comply with the Supreme Court one man one vote standard. The plan shifts 283 First Ward families to the Third Ward and 60 Fourth Ward families to the Third Ward, leaving Ward II largely intact.
Councilman Robert Williams lauds detective Donald Ratliff for helping crack a burglary ring after shifting from patrol duties. The council applauds the police department while a bystander skirts praise for officers. City ordinance on electric rates receives a second reading for a required full read. Street chief Hakes schedules parking lot talks with bond consultants and NADC to gauge debt limits for a new facility. Private session discusses wage proposals. no decision yet. Sewer separation project may be split among three firms, with Mutz, Richland Eng, and Finkbeiner Pettis Strout named as candidates. Council previously tabled hiring only Mutz.
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