Willard Council Approves Street Assessments and Fees
City records show seven ordinances approved by Willard Council including four levy special assessments for street improvements from last summer. Residents may pay in 30 days or add to tax duplicates for 20 annual payments. Also approved are assessments for Lower District 1F with 30 day payment or 10 year tax addition, a contract with Price Construction Co. for 6900 to build a Walton Street sewer line, and amendments to the 1967 appropriation ordinance plus a resolution to acquire easements for proposed water lines.
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Willard
Willard Council
Price Construction Co
Norwalk
Walton Street
Keith Armstrong
Dudley Opens Norwalk Mayors Race With Municipal Court Push
Former Mayor Joe E Dudley launches the Republican primary campaign in Norwalk criticizing the current mayor Harold Finch and proposing a municipal court to handle traffic cases. He recalls his 1940s role and cites a court study to test feasibility while outlining a 10 point program.
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Joe E. Dudley
Norwalk
Dudley
Harold Finch
Ohio State Patrol
Norwalk City Administration Focuses on Growth and Services
City aims to improve downtown, housing, and annex land for future growth. Proposes Citizens Fact Finding Board to study government forms and coordinate with industry. Rec facilities and zoning to improve services. Norwalk High School Adult Education sets Feb 16 classes with six subjects offered pending preregistration.
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Norwalk
Citizens
City of
Dean Miller
Fellowship Supper to Open Lent Season at First Methodist
A 6 30 p m fellowship supper at the First Methodist Church will begin the Lenten season for the New London parish and its linked churches in New London Fitchville and Rochester Members should bring a covered dish and table service Rev James Killgrove will lead a hymn sing and Communion will be served At Hi La Downs Barn Norwalk a mid winter Pony Pull is set for 7 30 p m with three pony classes and prizes near 70 dollars in value Read Parker or Harold Philbrick for details Next a theft report lists missing items from 109 Newton St A transistor radio tape recorder BB gun and knife were taken On Monday night Norwalk plans Bowl for Heartbeats to support the Heart Association with proceeds aiding heart and vascular disease fight Bowl night runs 6 p m to midnight at Kenilee Lanes Tom Tkach invites bowlers to join seizure of sympathy program Motive is to raise funds for heart health efforts
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New London
First Methodist Church
Fitchville
Rochester
James Killgrove
Central Ohio Pony Pulling Association
Hi-La Downs
Zenobia Road
Norwalk
Newton St
James A. Hemenway
Don Wurzel
Tom Tkach
Kenilee Lanes
Seminary Street
Wurzel
The
Heart Association
Councilman Takes Oath As Third Ward Aide
WILLARD Wilcox E. Taylor at 621 Maplewood St. was sworn in Monday night as third ward councilman. He replaces Neal Zick who died January 11. Taylor left the Development and Planning Commission to assume the post. The council weighs a Chamber of Commerce recommendation to name Russell Harter to fill the vacancy.
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Willard --Wilcox E. Taylor
Maplewood St
Third Ward
Neal Zick
Taylor
City Development and Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Russel Harter
Office Robbery at Cleveland Savings Bank
Two men robbed Superior Saving and Loan Association in Cleveland of about $5,000 after threatening five employees and two customers. Victims were forced to lie on the floor as the money was taken.
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Cleveland
UPI
Superior Saving & Loan Association
Mrs Kennedy and Johnson On Airplane Swearing In
The report describes President Johnson's plan to take the oath aboard the plane after Kennedy's assassination, with Mrs. Kennedy's presence seen as pivotal. It notes Robert Kennedy's disputed stance and Johnson's insistence on immediate swearing in, while honoring Mrs. Kennedy's role and grief.
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Johnson
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Manchester
Secret Service
White House
Mrs. Kennedy
South Central Educators' Association Forms in District
Teachers in the South Central Local School District form The South Central Educators' Association elect Paul Back as president and James Walters as president elect. Judy McMillin is secretary and Ronald Zoz treasurer. Building representatives will join officers on the executive committee with one rep per 10 teachers. The group aims to affiliate with the Ohio Education Association and votes on constitution and by laws. The next meeting is March 15.
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Greenwich
South Central
South Central Educators’ Association
Paul Back
Greenwich Intermediate School
James Walters
South Central High
Judy McMillin
Ronald Zoz
Back
Association
Ohio
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