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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1971

Page

12

Norwalk approves emergency loan for electric dept at $135000

City Council passed emergency legislation to borrow $90 000 from Huron County Banking Co and $45 000 from Citizens National Bank at five percent interest for six months to cover electric department bills. Auditor Hipp demanded austerity budget and noted $45 654 in disaster relief funds to be used for the electric fund.

Norwalk Huron County Banking Co Citizens National Bank Charles Hipp Electric Department Hipp

Norwalk City Council Approves Temporary 1971 Budget

Norwalk allocates 634 193 dollars for January through March 1971. Electric department tops outlay with 287 097 while funds cover general water sewer streets and various special accounts. Wage talks stalled after the Service Director's resignation require another appropriation before March 31 and retroactive raises for city employees.

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City outlines 1971 plans including fluoride and meters

City council reports detail 1970 accomplishments and 1971 aims across departments. Water will add fluoride. streets resurfaced. fire and police gain new gear and additions. meters replaced at 500 yearly. sewer phosphate removal explored. ambulance total runs reach 488 covering 19,498 miles.

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Service News Highlights Navy and Marine Graduations and Deployments

Navy Hospitalman Apprentice Sherry L. Jackson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rollin L. Jackson of Wakeman Ohio, graduated from Hospital Corps School at Great Lakes Naval Training Center Illinois. Navy Petty Officer Second Class Randy R. Bartow, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph I. Bartow of Morley Drive, Sand Diego reported for duty with Nuclear Weapons Training Group at North Island San Diego. Marine Pfc. Thomas D. Swan, son of Mr Gerald D. Swan of Willard, serves with the Fifth Marine Amphibious Brigade at Camp Pendleton California.

Great Lakes Navy Wave Hospitalman Sherry L. Jackson Rollin L. Jackons Green Road Wakeman Hospital Corps School Naval Training Center Great Lakes, Ill Bartow Morley Drive Pacific Naval Air Station North Island San Diego Camp Pendleton Calif Marine Thomas D. Swan Gerald D. Swan Willard Fifth Marine Amphibious Brigade

Council Briefs Show Turbulent Yet Peaceful City Session

Norwalk council, amid a bruising year on elections budgets and a push toward charter government, moved through 60 minutes of business. They adopted a retroactive pay raise for city employees and discussed ambulance staffing and bicycle license hikes. In Toledo, William Gross left Toledo to become safety service director in suburban Oregon at a $23,000 salary, after Oregon increased pay.

Jack Brown Norwalk Council K.S. Flickinger Toledo UPI William Gross Safety Service Oregon John Alspach Carlton Haas Gross Alspach

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