Milan Eyes Cable TV By Mid-Spring
Milan boards move toward cable TV with Continental Cablevision contracts for pole rental and plans map showing routes. FCC approval needed. construction could start after approval. mid spring completion hoped with free installation during build. BPA also approves buying a 115 Kv natural gas driven generator and gear for about 13 000 and a new pump for 384.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Continental Cablevision of Ohio, Inc
Tom Willett
Continental
Federal Communications Commission
Willett
FCC
Norwalk
BPA
Norwalk Merchants Push Downtown Parking Plan At Council
Norwalk businessmen and the Norwalk Area Development Committee urged the City Council to fund a new downtown parking lot via bonds to be repaid by meter revenue. They argued current spaces under 500 fail to meet demand in a county seat drawing travelers from Erie County and beyond.
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Norwalk
City Council
Council
Avalon
West Main and
Hester Streets
Domenic Coletta
Stanley Pohl
Pohl
Erie County
Jay
Bud) Berezin
Fashion Shoppe
Fred Stein
the Press Store
Edward Still
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Main Street
Isadore Lichtossen
Bargain Center
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Prack
K-H Drug Co
Robert Price
Trailer Park Rezoning Delayed by City Council
City Council sent back the 6.8 acre Ohio 18 trailer park rezoning application by Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bowers to Planning and Zoning amid confusion over water and sewer tap-in charges. The issue centers on acreage-based sewer assessments rather than frontage.
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Ohio 18
Planning and Zoning Commission
Richard Cunningham
Curtis Bowers
Woodlawn Ave
Cunningham
Want A Better Job Reflector Help Wanted Column
Norwalk Reflector edition highlights job openings and career tips. Readers are urged to explore listings for positions across local businesses and industries seeking qualified applicants.
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Norwalk
Linwood Avenue Bridge Planned Opening by November 1972
City engineers expect the Linwood Avenue bridge to open to traffic by November 1972 with a 28 foot roadway and concrete sidewalks. Richland Engineering Ltd. outlined a $500,000 plan, testing for substructure and railway clearance, and detailed working plans to be completed by mid year.
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Linwood Avenue
Donald Timmer
Timmer
Richland Engineering Ltd
Mansfield
Norfolk and Western Railway
Richland
New London Proposes City Wage Schedule Increases
Village council discusses a 1971 wage plan with new post of Superintendent of Municipal Services at 9000 dollars yearly. Police chief would rise to 8000, fire chief to 840, laborers up 10 to 12 cents hourly, plus raises for truck drivers and general labor. Various Board of Public Affairs and patrol wage scales outlined.
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NEW London — Village Council
Robert Sprague
Board of Public Affairs
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