Wages and Time Facing Norwalk City Officials
As filing for Norwalk elections nears Reflector surveys incumbents on city time and pay. Mayors spend about 25 hours weekly plus evenings. auditor and solicitor report 25 and 5 to 10 hours respectively. Salaries range from 3 000 to 6 000 dollars with scope for more hours, while several council members estimate varied weekly commitments from three to six hours to multiple meetings weekly.
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Judy Morgan
Norwalk
Reflector
City Hall
Richard Cunningham
Harold E. Finch
Charles J. Hipp
Ohio Municipal League
Finch
Frederick Waugh
Willard City Schools seeks 1.7 million bond for new and expanded facilities
Willard Board of Education filed a 1.7 million bond with the elections board to fund a new junior high building with an indoor pool, additions at Central Elementary, and demolition of the West Central building. The 3.5 mill measure would run 22 years and raise about 1.76 million if approved.
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Willard City
Board of Elections
Central Elementary
West Central
Board of Education
Elections Board
City Moves One Precinct To Equalize Vote Access
Norwalk considers transferring most of Precinct 1-A to the Third Ward to align with one man one vote rulings. Council members propose a 208 home shift and at least 1,000 residences per ward, with a Tuesday vote on a resolution.
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Norwalk
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Domenic Coletta
Coletta
City Plans Ward Reapportionment Shifting Precinct LA
City officials study transfer of Precinct LA except a Wooster Street Milan Avenue triangle. First Ward holds 1 564 voters, Third Ward 940, Precinct LA 339. Reassignment could move many Democratic voters to Third Ward and aid GOP in First Ward. George Linn Jr and Morgan Jones are current ward Republicans.
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East Main Street
Whittlesey Avenue
Washington Street
Wooster Street
Main Street
Whittlesey and
Benedict Avenues
Milan Avenue
Precinct LA
George Linn
George Linn, Jr
Morgan Jones
Monroeville Cop Joins Greenwich Police Chief Post
Richard Thompson, a Monroeville patrolman, was hired as Greenwich police chief Thursday after a police committee reviewed 15 applications. His six month probation begins Monday at a $6 600 salary. He must move to Greenwich to satisfy residency rules.
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Greenwich
Richard Thompson
Monroeville
Greenwich Police Ehier
Thompson
Police Committee
William Schlotterer
Loren Welsh
Schlotterer
George Fetter
Vt Hill ‘Turner
Frederick Welsh
Weather Watch Snow Heavy Then Wind In Norwalk Area
Heavy snow possible this evening with 2 to 4 inches in Norwalk, accompanied by rising winds and falling temperatures into the teens. Snow flurries and 90 percent chance today tonight, 60 percent Saturday, with southwest winds 30 to 40 mph today and northwest 30 to 40 mph Saturday. Also notes licenses, births and deaths in the area.
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Ohio
Norwalk
Johnstown Officials Indicted Over Cable Bribe Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted the mayor of Johnstown Pennsylvania and two councilmen along with Teleprompter Corp President for taking bribes totaling 15000 dollars in exchange for a cable television franchise. U S Attorney Whitney North Seymour cited a graft investigation in Johnstown.
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New York
UPI
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Teleprompter Corp
U.S
Whitney North Seymour
Young Killer Ambushes Doctor After Deputy Slain
A 17 year old psychiatric patient at Ramsey County Hospital in St. Paul Minnesota allegedly killed deputy sheriff Roger Rosengren and then held Dr Stephen Pliska at gunpoint before authorities intervened. The incident occurred Thursday at the hospital.
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Stephen Pliska
Roger Rosengren
Ramsey County
St. Paul
Minn
Manson Attacks Attorney as Penalty Phase Opens
Charles Manson slugged attorney Irving Kanarek and boasted he could tear the prosecutor apart as the Tate murder trial heads into the punishment phase. The outburst occurred after objections over witness Bernard Crowe. Judge Older had Manson removed and denied his bid to defend himself.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Bernard ‘‘Lotsapoppa
Crowe
Tate LaBianca
Kanarek
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Older
Clif Cross Seeks First Ward Post in City Council Race
Clif Cross, owner of Comet One Hour Cleaners, picked up petitions to run for the first ward council seat. He is 47, married with three children, and resides at 155 Milan Ave. The seat is vacated by Morgan Jones who seeks an at large post. George F. Linn filed to seek re election to the City Council this morning. Stoutenburger, a Republican, is the only candidate announced for the third ward seat.
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Jones
George F. Linn, Jr
Robert Williams
Melvin Shipley
Clifton Cross
Comet One Hour Cleaners
Remueen Cross
Milan Ave
Morgan Jones
George F. Linn
Third Ward
Linn
Stoutenburger
Fisher offers donation to St Pauls Church in Norwalk
Edward F. Fisher pledged to donate up to 100000 toward church renovations and would match parishioner gifts dollar for dollar up to that amount. Fisher has not lived in Norwalk since 1902 but remains a benefactor to the town.
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Fisher
Norwalk
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Fishers
Edward F. Fisher
Gerald Stein
St Pauls Church remodeling eyed with Fisher funds
Father Stein outlines future projects funded by the Fisher family. Planned work includes inner church remodeling and connecting the church to the rectory with possible spring construction. Some items like a new steeple and organ updates may wait on additional funds.
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Father Stein
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Flickinger
Willard
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Robert F. Ott
Karen A. Diehn
Earl K. Calhoun
Sharon L. Resor
Gerald Grosswiler
Collins
F- T
Madeline Ohlemacher
Elyria
Harold G. Dimon
Chatham St
Young Killer
LeRoy Thielen
Dr. Pliska
Thielen
UPI Telephoto
Clif Cross
Fisher Offers
St. Paul's
Brothers
Fisher Body
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