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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1970
Page
3
Williams Flickinger oppose open meetings as legal and necessary. Party committees urge discontinuation of closed sessions to inform the public. Council members defend executive meetings while critics cite court rulings supporting openness.
City Council member George F Linn Jr pressed Auditor Charles Hipp about how long he studied the Raike report on the light plant. Hipp admitted he had not finished studying it yet as the council voted 4-2 to keep the plant, with Linn and Shipley voting no.
Milan officials reviewed extending sand life at the water filtration plant after replacing the sand last month by Hubbard Construction Co. at 2120. The board considered a hydraulic cylinder and valve to keep water above sand and a temporary pre chlorination setup to reduce iron. A Aug 8 deadline was set for deposits on new water line meter setups and tap in fees.
Lt Gen Odd Bull, head of U N truce supervision in the Middle East, will retire on July 31, according to U N officials.
Mayor Harold Finch directed police to start making public reports of bicycles impounded for law violations. City Council member Donald Smith pressed for enforcement citing a bicycle crisis and unsafe riding, while residents blamed the police.
Norwalk St Pauls High School student Paul Klein and his sister Michele are raising aid for 10 Kent State University students injured when National Guardsmen fired on campus May 4. The fund aims to cover medical costs including a paralyzed student needing 250000 dollars. contributions go to City Bank Kent Ohio account 35075.
New London reports an error in transferring figures by the Board of Education clerk. Anticipated receipts for 1970 were set at 727 431 dollars and 683 916 dollars for 1971. Anticipated expenses of 803 515 dollars for 1970 create a 76 084 dollar deficit while 1971 shows a 114 233 dollar deficit as previously stated.
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