Milan Eyes Cable TV By Mid Spring
Milan board moves toward cable television with Continental Cablevision contracts for pole rental and a mid spring completion target pending FCC plan approvals. Installation will be free during construction with curbside calls to the Norwalk office. bids for a stationary generator and EPA plans for a natural gas driven unit are discussed along with a $13,000 project and a $384 pump replacement.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Continental Cablevision of Ohio, Inc
Tom Willett
Continental
Federal Communications Commission
Willett
FCC
Norwalk
EPA
Norwalk merchants push downtown parking plan revival
Norwalk area boosters pressed City Council Tuesday to revive a downtown parking plan adopted by the Norwalk Area Development Committee. They urged selling municipal bonds to fund a new parking lot with meter revenue to cover costs, citing under 500 spaces for a busy commercial district and ongoing interest in the Avalon Hotel site purchase and a potential 150000 parking ramp near the fire station.
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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 Referred Back by City Council
An Ohio 18 tract rezoning request for a 6.8 acre trailer park by Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bowers was sent back to Planning and Zoning by City Council amid confusion over water and sewer tap charges. The city is assessing sewer costs by acreage rather than front footage as the dispute is reviewed.
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Ohio 18
Planning and Zoning Commission
Richard Cunningham
Curtis Bowers
Woodlawn Ave
Cunningham
Want A Better Job
A Norwalk Reflector help wanted column highlights employment options offering better pay and advancement. Readers are urged to review listings for skilled trades clerical and service positions with clear requirements and contact details.
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Norwalk
Linwood Avenue Bridge Targeted Opening by November 1972
City engineers estimate the Linwood Avenue bridge may open to traffic in November 1972. Richland Engineering plans a 212-foot span to replace the current structure with a higher elevation and wider 28-foot roadbed.
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Linwood Avenue
Donald Timmer
Timmer
Richland Engineering Ltd
Mansfield
Norfolk and Western Railway
Richland
New London Studies Wage Hikes and Job Pay Scales
The New London village council discussed a proposed 1971 wage schedule. Key changes include the Superintendent of Municipal Services at 9000 dollars annually, Chief of Police at 8000 dollars, and a fire chief raise to 840 dollars. Laborers gain 10 to 12 cents per hour, with various boosts for truck drivers, general labor, and Board of Public Affairs positions.
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NEW London — Village Council
Robert Sprague
Board of Public Affairs
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