Police Car In Another Accident In Norwalk
A second accident this week involves an unmarked Norwalk police cruiser. Patrolman Raymond Perry, 27, and motorcyclist Ronald Deiner, 18, collided on Milan Avenue and St. Mary's Street leaving Perry with a scratched fender and Deiner briefly hospitalized with a leg laceration. Deiner was cited for failure to stop within a safe distance.
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L. C. Hilson
Milan Avenue
St. Mary’s Street
Raymond C. Perry
Collingwood
Ronald J. Deiner
Perry
East Main Street
Deiner
Fisher
Norwalk Councilman Questions Reporter Over Series
City Councilman Richard Becker challenged The Reflector reporter Jack Brown during a meeting. Becker asked if an unnamed source had attended a council meeting and criticized coverage of a new housing development not front page. Brown declined to answer and invited discussion at The Reflector office.
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Norwalk City Funds Reach 3.4 Million in January Report
Auditor Charles Hipp released a report showing Norwalk held 3.4 million dollars in city funds as of January 31. Checking accounts totaled 178,316 with 118,316 at Huron County Bank and 60,000 at Citizen's National Bank. Investments comprised 264,100 in bonds and notes and 2.96 million in treasury bills, for total investments of 3.2 million.
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Charles Hipp
Huron County Bank
Citizen’s National Bank
Treasury
Norwalk City Seeks Survey Contract From Alexander Co
Norwalk has received no reply from Laurence A. Alexander & Co about a survey for downtown improvements. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a contract with a 28 block study area and the council was told of a $2 quorum appropriation demand. Richard Becker reported on a joint council zoning board meeting about 1965 map discrepancies with Solicitor Frederick Waugh pursuing details from the map drafter.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Laurence A. Alexander & Co
Richard Becker
Council
Zoning Board
Frederick Waugh
Norwalk City Council Rejects Downtown Parking Lot Offer
The Norwalk City Council refused an offer to sell the Cook Tobacco Co. building site at North Hester and West Seminary for 40 000 dollars to create downtown parking. Council members noted limited spaces on adjacent lots and questioned budget feasibility given prior rejections on nearby properties.
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Hester
West Seminary Streets
Cook Tobacco Co
Chamber of Commerce
Joe E. Dudley
Council
Dudley
Reflector
Lorain
Allen Hakes
A.B. Mann
Louis Frey
Cook Tobacco
William C. Saladin, Jr
Saladin
City to Hire Engineer for Grove and Ontario Sewer
Norwalk City Council approved hiring an engineer for a sewer and water line project along Grove and Ontario Avenues to correct sewage seeping into ditches. Estimated cost is 74 816 dollars for sewer extensions and one water line.
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Grove
Ontario Avenues
Norwalk
Richard Cunningham
Rambler American targets low priced American cars
American Motors announces a shift to simple nonessential changes to keep Rambler American priced competitively with imports. The campaign argues U S built compact cars offer room, safety, and dependability at under two thousand dollars, highlighting Rambler American as best value and winner of performance trials.
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United States
American Motors
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