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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1973

Page

3

Norwalk Planning Commission Meeting Postponed a Week

Norwalk planning panel delayed until after the City Council meeting on July 17 due to absences and a vacancy. James Schoenegge seeks eight acres rezoning for more apartments near 251 West Main Street amid a boundary dispute with the Catholic Diocese over an adjacent driveway and an alley whose vacated status remains uncertain.

Norwalk Planning Commission Robert Williams John Borgia Wayne Goodsite Williams James Schoenegge Schoe Ronald Freeman Schoenegge

Boxboard Packaging Expands With New Plant Addition

A 10 781 square foot addition to the Boxboard Packaging Co plant on St. Marys Street received a building permit this morning. Roth Construction of Norwalk is the contractor building on the southeast corner. The $60 000 project is currently under construction. In Perkins Ray Bryant 40 of Huron remains in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Thursday night shooting. a suspect has been apprehended.

Boxboard Packaging Co St. Mary’s Street Roth Construction Norwalk Ray Bryant Perkins Elyria Memorial Hospital Bryant 40 Huron Departure-Hyatt Plant

Milan Manor owner sues health department over septic permit

Theodore Wilson filed a mandamus suit in Common Pleas Court against the Huron County Board of Health and the Health Department and the Ohio EPA. He seeks a court order to issue a septic tank permit and damages of 300 per month for the delay.

Milan Manor Huron County Board of Health and Health Department Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Theodore Wilson Clarence Ellett Board of Health EPA Health Department Norwalk Richard Rench Wilson Common Pleas Court Ronald H. Freeman

Packer Won't Buy More Hogs

Ohio Packing Co in Columbus plans further layoffs of about 100 workers this week due to Phase 3 price controls. Walter H. Wilke Jr. notes 60 workers were laid off first in the firm’s 66 year history as the largest meat packer in central Ohio. Remaining staff will cut up hogs slaughtered Friday and the company will not purchase livestock today. He cites costs of over five dollars per hog and a return of ninety dollars on a ninety five dollar hog.

Columbus UPI Ohio Packing Co Walter H. Wilke Jr Ohio

Ohioans Among Peace Corps Volunteers Freed From Uganda

Four Ohioans are among 114 American Peace Corps volunteers cleared to leave Kampala Uganda by Ugandan President Idi Amin. The names include Carole Artman Painesville Andrew Czernek Cleveland Heights Mary Hart Cincinnati and Harry Smith Gahanna. Edward Czernek Cleveland says his son weathered the ordeal well noting his calm nature. Andrew graduated from Cleveland Heights High School and Purdue University and joined the Peace Corps last March.

Washington UPI Peace Corps Kampala Uganda Idi Amin U.S. Peace Corps Carole R. Artman Painesville Andrew FE. Czernek Cleveland Heights Mary A. Hart Cincinnati Harry E. Smith Gahanna Edward B. Czernek Cleveland Czernek Andrew Cleveland Heights High School Purdue University

Code Hearing Set Tuesday in Norwalk Subdivision Rules

The Norwalk City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed subdivision regulations Tuesday night at 8 30 p.m. in the council chamber.

Norwalk City Council Council Chamber

Ambulance Runs in Norwalk June Report

Ambulance service logged 78 runs in June. Coordinators John Short and Ralph Braker note 497 total trips by three Norwalk ambulances this year. June included 42 emergency runs. total miles reached 2,821 and gasoline use was 370 gallons.

Norwalk John Short Ralph Braker

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