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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
A group of about 12 Ohio House Republicans unveiled a conservative tax bill to raise $900 million over two years via an 0.8 percent county personal income tax and a 3 percent corporate net income tax. The plan, presented amid GOP division, competes with Gilligan's 1 to 8 percent state income tax and a 1.5 percent flat state county tax.
A UPI sourced table from the state Finance Department contrasts Gov Gilligan G and House Republicans R on income tax proposals. It details liabilities by income group under a 1 to 8 percent graduated tax versus a 0.8 percent flat county tax and notes pensions and Social Security are exempt from personal income tax.
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Department issued 467 swimming tags this summer. Pass sales brought about $2,000, with figures behind last year as sales started later. Lifesaving and swimming lessons begin June 21 at the municipal pool, with multiple class times and instructors listed.
An upbeat local note promotes saving time and money by using want ads to find deals. It highlights quick searches, broad listings, and practical bargains for residents seeking affordable goods and services.
At Gibsonburg High School the Fifth District American Legion elected Winston S. Greene of Mansfield as commander, the first black leader in district history. Newly elected officers include Dean Beans and Nelson C. Uhl. Greene and Beans will attend the national convention in Houston with a slate of delegates and alternates named from across the district.
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