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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
2
The Senate backed a 2.6 billion pay increase that raises basic pay for a new recruit to 301.50 monthly, boosting annual earnings to 5328.43. The move, aimed at expanding volunteers and ending the draft, accompanies a two year draft extension and will add about 1.6 billion to the coming defense budget.
The Norwalk Board of Education approved six new teachers, including Signe Stitt as speech and hearing therapist, replacing a librarian, with five elementary classroom hires. They discussed tennis court drawings, storage additions at Norwalk Junior High, and transfer plans for the Norwalk Furniture site. Milo A. Werner, 66, Seneca County Commissioner, died of an apparent heart attack at the courthouse in Tiffin.
Monroeville Village Council adopted an emergency ordinance banning reckless driving on private property. First offense fined 25 dollars, 50 dollars for later offenses. Parents liable for minors. Ordinance aims to keep vehicles off Marsh Field. Progress reported on five sewer project damage claims.
The Norwalk Board of Education set a six percent across the board raise for teachers and non teaching staff effective July 1, with final figures subject to negotiations. The starting teacher salary with a bachelor’s degree would rise to 6572 dollars. An impasse committee handles teachers pay. Non teaching salaries remain in preliminary talks as the district continues discussions.
Harold Kelly of Jones and Henry Toledo engineers told Willard officials that the Ohio Department of Health cited two pollution sources at the new water plant. He noted underdrains and washwater overflow. he suggested reintegrating the sludge bed outlets. The health department wants washwater recycled rather than released into the stream.
Milan Village votes to draft an ordinance raising building fees from one dollar to tiered rates up to ten thousand dollars plus a one dollar per thousand beyond that. Tests road sealing from Huron County and weed-control notices, plus a petition to lower speed limit. Film shown at Town Hall next week.
Norman J. Budziszewski 34 Breezewood Dr. appointed to complete William Slabodnick's term on the municipal income tax board of review. Slabodnick resigns to move to Columbus this summer. Budziszewski is general manager for Sheller Globe Corp. on Jefferson Street. The tax board hears tax appeals of citizens.
Washington dispatch reports Gen George S Patton Jr enraged by losing command of the Third Army after a controversial news conference. An aide says Patton planned to resign with indignation to vent at Eisenhower and the army, aiming to live freely, and that the retirement could have kept him under military control.
The De Anza College student council voted Tuesday to grant a 20 discount on student activities tickets for police officers FBI agents and Central Intelligence Agency members visiting the campus.
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