Norwalk Still Rebuilding A Year After July 1969 Flood
Norwalk remains repairing flood damage a year after the July 1969 storm. Creeks and roads including Old State Road West Water Street and Haul Road at Memorial Lake Park should finish by July 15 to favor federal reimbursement. City services director William Mount says 99 percent of flood costs may be reimbursed with $124 712 already received and a further $49 500 requested for creek cleaning and road work.
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Norwalk
Old State Road
West Water Street
Memorial Lake Park
William V. Mount
Mount
George Cunitz
Memorial Lake
Norfolk and Western Railway
Bauers Pond
Borrow Pit
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions and Local Updates
In Norwalk, several residents faced fines and bonds in Mayor's Court for traffic and safety violations. Clarence L. Hall received a 10 dollar fine and 7 dollars in costs for excessive engine smoke. Charles L. Howey faced a 17 dollar bond forfeiture for failure to stop. Marline Viar and Kathleen A. Warren incurred fines and costs for traffic offenses. Perry L. Phillips and Steven A. Weisenberger faced bond forfeitures for driving off the road. Gust J. Fisher Jr. was fined 17 dollars for excessive noise. David A. Didion and others faced 17 dollar penalties for shifting loads and peeling tires respectively. Airman Duane F. Lonz arrived at Mildenhall RAF Station England for duty with the 513th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, U.S. Air Forces in Europe, after previously serving in Erding, Germany. He is a 1967 Monroeville High School graduate. News notes discuss flood mitigation work including spillway enlargement and drainage improvements to prevent future flooding.
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Norwalk
Clarence L. Hall
Monroeville
Charles L. Howey
Marline Viar
Glover
Perry L. Phillips
Milan
Steven A. Weisenberger
Mildenhall
England
U. S. Air Force
Duane F. Lonz
Nelson V. Lonz
Broad St
Lenz
513Th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
America
NATO
Erding
Germany
Monroeville High School
Guidance Center Expenditures Reported for Year End
The Huron County Guidance Center spent $862,891 for the year ending June 30 with $52,063 from state funds and the rest county funds. Salaries led with $39,183, plus $3,000 for rent and $2,056 for retirement.
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Guidance Center
Huron County Guidance Center
County Seeks Delay On Old State Road
Huron County commissioners press Norwalk to delay the Old State Road project to fit State Issue 1 funds, hoping to rebalance allocations across the county. Project costs rose for Gallup Road and Old State Road, with Old State partly funded by federal money. Mount opposes dropping Old State Road to favor Willard’s Myrtle Avenue, while the county argues approvals already granted by the state apply to Linwood Bridge.
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Norwalk
Old State Road
Linwood
Gallup
Old State
William V. Mount
Huron County
Urban C. Livengood
Gallup Road
Mount
Livengood
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