Willard Increases Water Rates For New Reservoir
Willard council unanimously approves a rate hike effective Sept 1 to fund the new water reservoir project. Minimum charge rises to 6 dollars bi monthly for 4000 gallons, up from 4 dollars for 7000 gallons. Outside city residents face a 100 percent rate increase. The city share of 4.629 million dollars is 1.488 million with federal and state grants totaling 3.141 million. Bonds may be financed using proceeds from the city power plant sale. Other actions include parking meter ordinances, a DUI/OTC driving law, service terms on commissions, sign permits, and a banner for a Lions Club fish fry. Col. Columbia Gas also raises natural gas rates by 2.25 cents per 1000 cubic feet starting June 1. The municipal pool is due to open in ten days to two weeks.
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Merle Fry
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
Jones and Henry
Toledo
Michael Orenic
Council
East Maple Street
East Pearl Street
Weldon Ayers
City Development Commission
Ernest Snook
Personnel Merit Board
Calvary Baptist Church
Kipp’s
Lion’s Club
Myrtle Avenue
Columbia Gas Co
Orenic
Local driver charged after two car crash at Routes 18 and 20
Wakeman man Edwin E. Knotts Sr., 39, faces a failure to stop in a safe distance charge after his car bumped the rear of Gerald Meyers, 31, of Milan, at 7 23 a m Monday. A bikeways meeting in Huron County was called off with a new date to be announced. A truck backed into Mrs. Clifford Trautman’s car on North Prospect Street. Bud Hayes of Norwalk admitted responsibility. Milan Public Library offers free day for fines on Wednesday. Norwalk Mayor's Court heard obscene language charge against John P Jones stemming from a downtown bar incident. Graduation speaker Dr. A M Paxson set for June 10 at Norwalk High School.
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Edwin E. Knotts, Sr
Wakeman
Knotts
Gerald S. Meyers
Milan
Meyers
Huron County
Milan Public Library
Kenneth Mitchell
John R. King
Birmingham
Norwalk
John P. Jones
Adams St
A.M. Paxson
New Wilmington
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Junior High School
Long divorce granted to Sen. Russell Long in Reno
United Press International reports Sen. Russell Long of Louisiana was divorced from Katherine Long in Reno Nevada after 30 years of marriage. Judge John Barrett presided at a brief closed hearing. Long was not present and Katherine Long attended with her attorney.
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Nev
UPI
Russell Long
D-La
Katherine
City Man Alleges Assault After Lane Street Incident
Mrs. Clifford Trautman Jr. filed a police report at 11 37 p m stating her husband Clifford Trautman 28 was assaulted by a car driver on West League and Baker Streets. Trautman said he was spoken to as he crossed and hit after an exchange about the insult. Police traced a matching license number and await charges against the car owner.
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Norwalk
West League
Baker Streets
Clifford Trautman, Jr
W. League
Trautman
Baker Street
Punk
Chamber To Meet Thursday Norwalk Chamber Plans Second General Meeting
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce schedules its second general membership meeting for 7 30 pm Thursday at the Columbia Gas Co on Main Street. E D Callahan Columbia Gas area development manager will speak and Robert Warner president of Allports Inc will describe the firm and show a film of its product. Wives urged to attend with husbands.
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Norwalk
Collision at State Routes 113 and 4 injures two
Two men were treated and released at Bellevue Hospital after a 11:35 a.m. collision at the intersection of State Route 113 and State Route 4. James E. Boesch, 19, of Columbus, turning left, and Paul G. Olberding, 28, of Laramie, were the drivers. Boesch was charged with failing to yield the right of way.
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Bellevue Hospital
James E. Boesch
Columbus
Paul G. Olberding
Laramie
Boesch
State Highway Patrol
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