03 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1976
Page
1
The Republican dominated five member Appropriationment Board plans to seek a court order to overturn the 1971 Ohio reapportionment. A swift directive could allow district changes before the 1976 General Assembly elections, with approval needed by March 25 to affect races.
The Ohio House sent back to committee a major homeowners tax relief bill. Representative John E. Johnson requested rewrites and fuller explanations as amendments were deemed too complex for floor consideration.
A forecast for February 3 1976 calls for light snow overnight with lows near 20 and a 40 percent chance of snow on Wednesday as highs reach 25 to 30. Winds southwest to west at 15 to 20 mph. Birth notices list Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCreary Norwalk with a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Peterson Norwalk with a girl.
Residents debate lifting the near total ban on door to door sales in Norwalk with a permit requirement from City Hall. Voters are urged to call in by midnight to express support or opposition as council weighs the change.
At a Manchester New Hampshire motel a team of Secret Service agents routes and guards Sargent Shriver and other presidential hopefuls. The piece explains protection logistics including lead and backup cars and government coverage of travel costs, plus accessibility limits for candidates.
Alsport Inc of Norwalk filed for Chapter 11 in a Toledo court claiming about 11 million dollars in debts. The action names All-Sport Incorporated and others, seeks liquidating trustees, and follows 22 collection suits totaling more than 250 thousand dollars.
Daniel Moynihan quits as ambassador to the United Nations saying he may run for the Senate this year. He returns to Harvard professorship, denies State Department opposition, and notes he will stay at the U.N. until Ford names a successor. He also jokes about vice presidency and insists he is leaving in good spirits.
Columbus Ohio UPI reports Senate Minority Leader Michael J. Maloney says the 1972 law for phasing in uniform real estate tax assessments aimed to curb hikes, but restraints may have been ignored by counties and school districts. He seeks research on windfall incomes from inflated reappraisals while the House weighs credits to homeowners to offset future tax increases. He warns the bill could risk constitutional issues.
The Airport Authority members will meet at 7 30 in the administration building at Norwalk Huron County Airport to discuss an upcoming air show.
Carrollton based Southwire Co signs a 42 month pact with the Soviet Union to evaluate 15 inventions and processes for U S marketability and pursue buyers for the most promising items. One Soviet method uses ammonia vapor to plasticize wood, a cheaper alternative to liquid ammonia.
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