Bowling Green offers 27 courses at Sandusky center
Bowling Green University announces 27 courses for the second semester at the Sandusky Academic Center. Classes begin February 6 with evening and mid afternoon sections in subjects including Accounting Concepts II, General Zoology, Chemistry, Economics, Education, English, Engineering Graphics, Geography, Geology, History, Library Science, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Speech, Dramatic Art and more. Registration runs 3:30 to 7 p.m. on January 31.
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Johnson Nominates Rimestad for State Post
President Johnson said he would nominate Idar Rimestad a career Foreign Service officer to be Deputy Under Secretary of State for Administration.
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Norwalk City Investments Top $3.2 Million in December
Auditor Charles Hipp reported to the City Council that Norwalk held more than 3.2 million in December investments with 285000 in bonds and notes and 296054 in treasury bills. Cash balances totaled 173396 across local banks. A 1966 general fund expenditure report showed 239,752 spent of 261,719 appropriations, leaving 21,966. The council also gave first reading to a street department insurance contract and authorized bids for a new police cruiser to replace a 1965 patrol car.
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Fines Paid Monthly Highlight Traffic Fine Debt
Police Chief L C Hil son presented the annual report noting that $1 649 in fines from 1966 remained unpaid while Councilman Richard Becker asked for details and Mayor Harold Finch said some people pay fines on a monthly basis.
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Norwalk Plans Closed Session On Zoning Map Issue
The Norwalk City Council may convene a secret session on January 31 to decide the citys new zoning map. A special meeting with the Planning and Zoning Commission was called, and changes in residential commercial and manufacturing zones were recommended.
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Fremont Man To Address Kiwanians
Kenneth Kessler president of Fremont's Chamber of Commerce and developer of Fremont's 120 acre industrial park will speak to the Norwalk Kiwanis Club on Thursday. He leads Kessler Products Co. and advises the Ohio Industrial Development Commission as a Rhodes Raider. Richard Meiers former Fremont mayor and new Chamber secretary accompanies him.
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Schoenegge Inc Formed By Norwich Area Firm
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state for Schoenegge Inc a trucking firm led by Clarence A Schoenegge of Norwalk since 1944 with Delores G Schoenegge as secretary treasurer Ted W Brown noted as filing official.
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Schoenegge, Inc
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Norwalk
New Corporation
Delores G. Schoenegge
Poverty Gets Shot In Arm
Community action plans include Head Start funds for three programs in Sandusky and Willard with efforts for New London. Proposals cover middle income housing, Upward Bound access, migrant family aid in Norwalk and Celeryville, a youth job training partnership, and remedial reading programs.
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Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates and Coverage
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms with UPI News Service and Ohio Newspaper Association affiliation. It details carrier and mail options across Norwalk and nearby towns, counties, and rural areas, including pricing: 45 cents weekly in local delivery and 83.40 per year in the U.S. advanced payment required.
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