Norwalk Seeks 80000 Adv ance on City Taxes from County
Norwalk City Council voted to request an 80000 advance on first half real estate taxes from Huron County amid a dispute over who should collect interest on tax monies. The county plans to seek an attorney general opinion on the matter. The second half tax deadline had just passed.
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Norwalk
Huron County
State Attorney General
Vance
Council
Richard Becker
Williiam Saladin
Becker
Saladin
Frederick Waugh
Ambulances To Inspect Safety In Norwalk Event
About twenty ambulances from Huron County funeral homes will converge on Norwalk for a voluntary safety inspection in the city parking lot. Police, State Patrol, and sheriff’s deputies will oversee checks on more than 90 items, from brake tests to equipment cleanliness, aiming to reduce accidents and improve patient care. Participating towns include Berlin Heights, Greenwich, Huron, Monroeville, New London, Norwalk, Wakeman, and Willard.
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Huron County Funeral Directors Association
Norwalk
Seminary Street
Oscar Komarek
Berlin Heights
Greenwich
Huron
Monroeville
New London
Wakeman
Willard
Village Jail Closure Planned Amid Council Action
North Fairfield council approves county jail housing for village prisoners and votes to dispose of the village jail cell. Water superintendent Homer Joseph salary rises by 25 monthly. Homer Joseph named marshal registrar and Roy Dendinger deputy registrar for issuing salesman licenses.
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North Fairfield
North Fairfield Council
Homer Joseph
Roy Dendinger
Five vehicle mishaps reported to Norwalk police
Five accidents were logged by Norwalk police. A cement truck backed into a city pickup at 4:27 p.m. injuring neither. Steven Nickoli, 18, said the pickup was not there earlier. A second crash at 11:22 a.m. left Louis Stratton with a nose cut after his car rear ended Joseph Wilson's at Benedict Avenue and Main Street. Other incidents involved Emanuel Amsel with a sore arm after a rear impact on East League and Marshall Streets. Seward Long cited for failure, and Edna Berni with Frances Kozak in minor collisions at West Main and Case.
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Norwalk
Jennings Ready Mix, Inc
Steven E. Nickoli
Nickoli
Louis D. Strutton
Mansfield
Strutton
Joseph H. Wilson
Harrison
Benedict Avenue
Main Street
Stratton
Emanuel Amsel
Milan
East League
Marshall Streets
Amsel
Phyllis
Seward H. Long
Decatur
Ill
Long
Tom O’donnell
Isabel M. Bucholz
Milan Ave
Janis E. Mac
Would-Be Assassin Targets Australian Opposition Leader
Sydney police said 19 year old Peter Raymond Kogan admitted shooting at Arthur Calwell as he left a Viet Nam protest rally. He told officers he wanted to make a name for himself and was released on bail pending a June 30 hearing.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Arthur Calwell
Viet Nam
Peter Raymond Kogan
Labor Party
Kogan
Mosman Town Hall
Calwell
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