Prospects Bright For New London Reservoir
A New London delegation met state officials in Columbus to re activate plans for a proposed reservoir. Art Waldorf and Sen Harry Jump said funding will come as federal and state money becomes available, with New London and the Archibald Wauseon projects next in line. Fred Monroe urged action citing dire water needs and fire emergency limits, noting current well field yields 302000 gallons daily while peak pumping nears that level. Petitions with 429 signatures supported the project and officials discussed policies on storage treatment and regional servicing, money possibly available within six months.
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Columbus
New London
Art Waldorf
Ohio Water Commission
Harry Jump
Willard
Archibald-Wauseon
Fred Monroe
New London Water and Sewer Department
Board of Public Affairs
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Waldorf
Lost Boy Reunited With Mom After Street Trike Incident
A three year old boy found on East Monroe Street spent over an hour at the police station while officers identified him and located his parents. Officer Short saw him riding a tricycle near traffic at 1 50 p m and a witness said a vehicle nearly struck him. After hours of searching, the boy was identified as Greg L Martin and returned to his mother Mrs Arthur Green at 3 15 p m. In Birmingham England two boys accuse a bus conductor of charging two cents for 15 minnows as extra passengers.
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Birmingham
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UPI
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Lefty Grove League to Hold Monday Meeting on Manager Disputes
Norwalk officials suspend two Monday games amid manager bickering over rule adherence and umpire calls. President William J. Baines cites nine protests this month, urges all players be used, and plans a Monday meeting at 8 p.m. at the Park and Recreation Center.
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William J. Baines
Lefty Grove Baseball League
Norwalk
Baines
Lefty Grove
Park and Recreation Center
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates and Coverage
Norwalk Reflector announces subscription terms for local and distant readers. Rates are 45 per week by carrier in several Ohio towns and 15.00 per year in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 per year elsewhere in the U S.
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Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
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