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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1970
Page
2
Monroeville school board adopts a 1971 deficit budget with 6.6 percent higher appropriations. Projected receipts total 569,879 against expenditures of 645,220. end 1970 balance 18,261 and end 1971 deficit 58,080. Meat of budget includes meal price increases and staff changes.
Monroeville officials report engineering firm representatives will survey the water filtration plant needs Monday and Tuesday. Thompson Industries plans a new Monroe Street factory seeking a letter of intent on utility needs. The plant should start at 16 gallons per minute, rising to 32 during full day operation, and will employ 35 to 40 people. Electrical transformers cost 2460 dollars each with 12 to 16 weeks delivery, using a new transformer type for four years to save wire size costs.
Huron County Commissioners told Norwalk to expect a delay in Title 1 funds for renovating Old State Road. The dispute centers on funding eligibility and project timelines, with officials seeking clarity on how soon construction can begin.
The last day to register to vote for the November 3 election is Wednesday September 23. Voters may register at the Board of Elections in the courthouse hours 8 30 to 4 weekdays and 8 30 to 12 Saturdays. Voter changes address or name require in person re registration. existing registrants since August 14 1969 need not re register. Contact 663 6421 for questions.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell warned on NBC that if Ohio officials do not move in the appropriate direction regarding the Kent State killings, the federal government will take action. He cited an extensive FBI probe but offered no specifics on federal measures.
A 6.9 mill operating levy for Wellington Exempted Village Schools failed with 678 no to 450 yes in a special election. It would have funded the new high school and salaries, having also failed in May, with Clarksfield Township residents voting 7 yes and 36 no.
Donald R. Ward, 26, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to assaulting Plymouth Police Chief Robert L. Meiser. He received six months in jail with five months suspended and five years probation. Scott D. Crager, 23, of Sandusky, also pleaded guilty to the same charge, got a suspended six month sentence, a $50 fine and costs, and three years probation. The incident occurred Thursday.
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