Norwalk Council Rejects Live Radio Meetings 5-2
The Norwalk City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night against broadcasting council meetings live on a local radio station. Proponent Thomas Loesser, former Second Ward candidate, urged wider access after citing Sandusky’s practice and support from city officials he spoke with. Several council members reported many calls opposed to the plan, though Loesser vowed to press on with outreach.
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Harold Shaffer
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Snow Less Winter Saves City 4500 Dollars in Snow Costs
The city of Norwalk saved about 4500 this year in snow removal costs. Salt purchases and extra street department hours through Jan 15 totalled 541 compared with 5112 last year. Morley Price said wage and equipment costs per hour run about 2 dollars each, with funds coming from the general street fund.
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Council Considers Recreation Proposals In Norwalk
Norwalk officials reopen debate on a new recreation center after a May report by the Recreation Center Steering Committee led by Mrs. Harold B. Woodward. The plan envisions a $500000 facility funded by public subscription with YMCA affiliation or independent operation.
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Harold B. Woodward
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G. Ira Liedorf
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New Sewage Odor Spurs City Officials Action
Norwalk officials report unusually strong sewage odor from the plant with more complaints last month. City Manager Morley Price says operations are unchanged and a consultant will investigate. The council also approves altering Route 20 bypass plans to request a Route 20 bridge over Route 18 to prevent traffic hazards.
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Spanking debated at Wakeman PTA meeting
Hugh McDonald of the Huron County Guidance Center urged restraint in child discipline at the Wakeman PTA gathering. He said spanking should be a last resort and warned against enforcing rules beyond a child's understanding. The group later planned to raise 250 for social studies materials and allocate 75 to the physical education fund.
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New London Rotary Panel Discusses High School Plan
At the New London Rotary meeting a panel debated the proposed new high school and a remodeling plan to convert the old high school into elementary classrooms. Superintendent W R Burton outlined state assistance actions from 1965 and the board's recent authorization, with panelists Delbert Barnes Douglas Lash Norman Cooke and David Weekley evaluating sites costs and program requirements.
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Businesses Getting Careless
Norwalk police report a surge in unlocked doors and open windows at public and semi public buildings. In 1965 there were 409 such openings, more than nine times the 46 found in 1964 and far above 66 in 1963, suggesting weaker checks or increased neglect.
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Berlin Heights Trustees Adopt Annual Appropriation Plan
Berlin Township trustees approved the annual appropriations measure preserving a 2.2 mill tax rate while signaling tight finances. Clerk George Stevenson noted eight year averages with fire protection costing about $9,800 annually, the largest budget item.
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