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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1978
Page
2
A preliminary budget of 4.09 million was presented to the Norwalk Board of Education. Current year expenditures total 3.79 million with 1.38 million spent since January. The plan emphasizes salaries for teachers and administrators and itemizes costs across departments including utilities, transportation, and capital outlay.
Sam Busco a Norwalk High School speech teacher resigned after being suspended for low enrollment. The board accepted numerous resignations, including coaches and teachers, and hired several new staff and teachers with varied salaries. Staff changes also include maternity leaves and contract renewals as the district reorganizes for the upcoming year.
Monroeville Village Council voted to seek voter renewal of a 5.4 mill operating levy in November amid a projected 1979 deficit of 8,580 dollars. The budget foresees a 16,432.08 general fund balance at year start, with estimated income at 127,600 and disbursements at 151,613. A HUD grant decision is awaited, and plans for an emergency power facility were presented.
New London village administrator Greg Barnes told council that the water supply meets state and federal standards and poses no health hazard. Testing follows NIP DWR, but the lab certification is pending until Aug 24, when the state inspector will review new equipment. EPA warned of noncompliance and potential remedial actions unless public notification is issued. Council plans to wait for further EPA guidance. A separate item: a minority contractor on the $70,000 municipal parking lot project has not started work, with R.A. Bores Excavating supplying the main coordination and complete catch basins and curbing.
Ohio Bell spokesman Robert Stelzer says about 175 Ohio Bell operators refused to cross picket lines at the Toledo office starting 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. AT&T and Ohio Bell share the building. management staff fill in as operators. Information calls are deprioritized, complicating access to out of town numbers. The strike does not affect direct long distance dialing.
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