Norwalk Seniors Graduate At Commencement
213 graduates at Norwalk High School listened to Ray W. Spirek of Columbia Gas of Ohio offer life lessons in a notebook as a tool. Dean W. Decker spoke on friendship while valedictorian Randolph P. Laycock urged courage integrity and discernment. Principal George B. Perry presided as diplomas were awarded to Raymond L. Sizemore and the board.
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Ray W. Spirek
Norwalk High School
Coshocton
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Norwalk Junior High School
Spirek
Dean W. Decker
George B. Perry
Raymond L. Sizemore
Board of Education
Perry
Townships Debate Creating Own Fire Department
Norwalk Township trustees study starting a local fire department to save on per call charges by Norwalk. They explore options including owning equipment, possible volunteer crews, and cooperation with Bronson Township while noting Norwalk’s $500 per call fee.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Elmer McGuckin
Krogh
Wayne Goodsite
George Filip
Bronson Township
Briefs Requested In Norwalk Trash Case
Judge Robert J. Vetter asked lawyers to file briefs on legal points in a commercial trash hauling dispute in Common Pleas Court. Leon Riley and the city seek an injunction to stop Browning-Ferris Industries from serving Norwalk businesses. Browning-Ferris says it serves 10 to 12 firms.
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Robert J. Vetter
Leon Riley
Norwalk
Browning-Ferris Industries
Browning
Dave Yeager Sandusky
Riley
Vetter
Common Pleas Court
Murray
Norwalk Police To Buy Video Tape System With Grant
A $3,750 federal grant from the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development will finance a portable video tape unit for Norwalk police. The city expects the total cost to be $5,000 with a possible extra $313 aid. Additional grants for remodeling the station and updating radio gear are pending.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
North Star Council of Government
Norwalk Considers Buying Street Lining Equipment
Norwalk budget draft presented to city council calls for purchasing a self propelled street lining unit costing 10600 dollars. The Elyria firm demonstrated the unit which lined three city streets and could also paint curbs and crosswalks. Mayor Wayne Goodsite said owning the equipment would allow lining when traffic is light and reduce reliance on contractor visits.
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Norwalk
City Council
Elyria
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
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