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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1974
Page
4
Milan council approved retroactive salary increases to June 1 for village staff. Police Chief Richard Holzmiller rises to 795 a month, sergeant to 770, street supt. Pat Rice to 800, and Karl Russ to 825 for light water and sewer. Other raises cover patrolmen, street workers, and utilities staff. new holidays added and vacation, sick leave rules set.
Columbus Ohio The Ohio General Assembly approved a landlord tenant bill by voice vote returning the same version as in the House The measure bans retaliatory evictions regulates security deposits allows rent withholding and defines rights and responsibilities for both sides It pre empts local ordinances and bars bargaining away any state provisions.
Norwalk officials list several speeding fines and related violations in the mayor’s court. Names include Carolyn Christman Richard Lawrie Joseph Widman Michael Geretz Charles Hamilton Sandra Gibson Linda Thompson Craig Sanger and others with fines from 10 to 100 dollars and costs. One case notes a five year suspended fine conditioned on lawful behavior and a bond issue for a traffic light violation.
Franklin County prosecuting attorney and GOP candidate for Ohio attorney general George C. Smith will speak at the Norwalk Kiwanis Luncheon at Eagles Hall. The 11 45 a m event covers Consumer Fraud and effective combat strategies as Smith discusses his 15 years in government law and his early career in Columbus.
Vermilion based Edwards Tree Service won the trimming and removal bid at 1765 dollars beating Smiths Hi Ranger of Norwalk at 2395 dollars. Berlin Heights placed a 200 dollar bid to purchase the old street sweeper. Council discusses missing trees and lack of a sewer rate ordinance with October billing looming and a push to schedule a Public Affairs meeting for a new rate plan. Milan Melon Festival seeks use of the square for Labor Day weekend.
New London council approved emergency annexation of 560.67 acres including the reservoir site and golf course. The move enables income tax from reservoir workers, while disputes over four acres of corn flooded during pump station construction are reviewed. Financing for sanitation funds and sewer line plans are discussed amid fire-fighting storage needs.
Four people believed from Ohio were killed when a northbound train struck their car as they crossed the tracks at Southwest 15th Street and Dixie Highway in Deerfield Beach Florida. The crash occurred Tuesday according to United Press International.
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