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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
2
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted the first underground nuclear test of the new year at the Nevada test site. The blast had a low intermediate yield estimated between 20 and 200 kilotons, according to the AEC.
The Huron County Sheriff's Department and Norwalk police hold Tuesday and Thursday fitness sessions at the Norwalk Recreation Center. Deputy Duke Harper started the program to provide real exercise beyond daytime duties. Participants include Lt. Orin Doane, Chief Dick Andres, and Mayor Harold Finch who joined a volleyball game. The sessions feature warmups, basketball, and volleyball and will continue at least until summer.
Fremont leaders told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that city and Chamber cooperation spurred a park of six new plants after a slow start. Kenneth Kessler cited raising $100,000 in 1959 and $110,000 later to buy land and fund upgrades, with water and sewer improvements financed via city tax and CIC backing.
The Greenwich Village Council approved a bid from the Edwards Grove Cemetery Association to purchase a 2.5 acre parcel near the cemetery for 300 dollars. The land lies in Ripley Township on the south side of the cemetery near water wells, and the sale includes tree removal rights by July 1 if needed.
The Greenwich Village Council approved its annual appropriation ordinance, setting total 1967 expenditures at about 234,006 with estimated income of 248,056. Key rises occur in General Fund Government and Safety, park, and sewer funds, detailing allocations to police, fire, street work, and utilities.
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