Norwalk School Board Sets Two Special Sessions on Gotaas
Norwalk board of education schedules an 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting to discuss renewal of Dr. Albion V. Gotaas contract and school improvements including Pleasant Street School and gifted programs. A separate Friday 12:15 p.m. session will consider extra pay for Saturday work due to bomb threats and review teacher evaluation forms and administrator assessments.
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Norwalk
Albion V. Gotaas
Board of Education
Pleasant Street
Whitney Field
Gotaas
Michael Myers
William B. Holman
Myers
Pleasant Street School
Ohio State quits taking fall 1976 freshman apps
Ohio State University near Columbus ends early its fall 1976 freshmen application season with over 10 600 submissions for 7 000 openings. Officials will assess attrition and enrollments after the May 1 acceptance fee deadline.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Jewell Vroonland
Flood Warning in 11 Ohio Counties Issued by NWS
United Press International reports a flood warning covers Summit Stark Portage Wayne Holmes Tuscarawas Carroll Harrison Noble Guernsey Coshocton counties. Rivers and streams are near flood conditions with slow rises expected for the next several hours. In Washington Ford on TV argues Reagan is too far right to win a national election. Ford also designates George Bush as intelligence czar overseeing all agencies with a deputy to handle day to day CIA operations.
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United Press International
National Weather Service Today
Ohio
Summit
Stark
Portage
Wayne
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Harrison
Noble
Guernsey
Coshocton
Weather Service
Washington
UPI
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New Hamphire
Florida
CIA
George Bush
America
Committee On Foreign Intelligence
Bush
Administration
Weather and Births and Deaths Teletype Bulletin
Mostly cloudy with showers or snow flurries and a cold night. Lows in the low 30s and highs in the lower 40s with 90 percent tonight and 30 percent tonight and Thursday. Also births for Norwalk and Willard area and the death of Ella T. Schwanger, 91, Sandusky. Sunrise 7 19, sunset 6 05, moonrise 10 10, moonset 8 47. Total precipitation 0.07 inch. Temperatures Tuesday 46 to 35. Humidity at 7 a.m. 84 percent, 1 p.m. 82 percent, 7 p.m. 89 percent. Winds easterly 10 to 20 mph, shifting to SW to W 15 to 30 mph today and W to NW 10 to 20 mph tonight.
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Terry Bell
Norwalk
City considers trash ordinance amid mixed public reaction
Readers discuss a proposed city rule banning trash put out before 6 p.m. the day before pickup and limiting cans to 30 gallons 60 pounds. Public input shows 70.1 percent oppose, 29.9 support, with complaints about enforcement and neighbor disputes. Calls to vote by midnight with phone numbers provided.
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Goodsite
Service
Melape
Tras
Arson Suspected in Norwalk Church Fires
Investigators ruled out accidental causes in three Norwalk fires at St. Paul Episcopal parish house, Salvation Army church, and First United Methodist Church. Evidence showed flammable liquid present. samples sent to Columbus lab for identification. A witness saw two people near First United Methodist as the fire began. Police pursue multiple leads as the investigation continues.
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Norwalk
Donald Hohler
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
First United Methodist Church
Columbus
Hohler
State Fire Laboratory
Donald Daugherty
West Main Street
East Main Street
Milan Avenue
Bud Bratton
Tim Hohman
Norwalk Man Held In Stabbing
A 25 year old Norwalk man, Ester Collins, was arrested for felonious assault in the stabbing of James Kilgore 26 in Sportsman Bar Willard on Myrtle Avenue near 10 45 p m. Kilgore was hospitalized in poor condition at Willard Area Hospital. Collins was captured at his Norwalk home 6642 West Seminary Street.
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Willard
Norwalk
Glenn Seiple
Ester Collins
James Kilgore
Hayes St
Sportsman’s
Myrtle Avenue
Algore
Willard Area Hospital
Willard and
Collins
West Seminary Street
Seiple
City
Kilgore
Huron County
Firelands History Society and local groups convene tonight
The Firelands Historical Society meets at 8 in St. Pauls Episcopal Church West Main. The Regional Planning Commission holds its 8 p.m. meeting in the commission room 150 West Jefferson. The Poppy Festival committee meets at 7 30 p.m. in the meeting room at Columbia Gas West Main. Urons County Muscular Dystrophy Association hosts a 7 30 p.m. membership gathering in the Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital classroom.
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The
Firelands Historical Society
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
West Main
Regional Planning Commission
Commission
West Jefferson
Poppy Festival Committee
Columbia Gas
Uron County Muscular Dystrophy Association
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Pay Hike For Mayor Sought In Norwalk Council Meeting
Norwalk Councilman Robert Williams urged charter changes to allow a mayor salary raise from 15 000 a year set in 1972. He proposed placing a June 8 primary ballot amendment to let council raise or set minimum and maximum, noting current charter blocks mid term changes and could shift power. Law Director Ronald Freeman warned changes could alter power dynamics and affect future mayoral independence.
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Norwalk
Robert Williams
Wayne Goodsite
Illiams
Williams
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Richard Cunningham
Wayne
Ember
NBC Sued Over Logo by Nebraska Network
The Nebraska Educational Television Commission sues NBC for trademark infringement and unfair competition seeking a permanent injunction to stop use of the N logo and to deliver up or remove the mark from all signs prints equipment and materials, plus attorney fees and other relief.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska Educational Television Commission
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Nebraska
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