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Norwalk Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

04 Jun 1975

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Norwalk Reflector

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Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

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Jun 04, 1975

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3

Lawyer joins Norwalk Firm

John D. Baird has joined the law firm Miller and Fegen. He will move to Norwalk on July 1 with his wife Peggy a nurse and two children Christopher and Matthew. Baird, 27, formerly a journalist from Oklahoma, earned a Tulsa University law degree and practiced in cleveland and tulsa.

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John D. Baird Miller and Fegen Cleveland Norwalk Baird Peggy Christopher Matthew The University of Tulsa Tulsa Tribune Oklahoma
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Norwalk Council Rejects Woodlawn Avenue Apartment Plan

Norwalk city council voted unanimously to deny James Hallisy's request to rezone 26 acres off Woodlawn Avenue near Henry Street for 500 apartments. Hallisy said he would not build elsewhere in Norwalk, though he later suggested considering land already zoned for multi unit housing.

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Norwalk Woodlawn Avenue Cleveland James Hallisy Henry Street Hallisy William Landenberg E. Elm Robert Fuller Wayne Goodsite
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City To Buy Own Bulldozer

Norwalk council voted to buy a new bulldozer for the street department instead of accepting a rental offer from contractor Leon Riley at 500 dollars a week. The price is expected near 20 000 dollars with bids to determine exact cost.

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Norwalk City Leon Riley
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