Don’t Limit Power in Drafting City Charter
Law director Wayne Milbourne of Painesville urges Norwalk Charter Commission to grant full constitutional powers to the city manager, keep the charter simple, and avoid over detailing. He favors a simple majority for hiring and a two thirds vote to fire, and cautions against ceremonial mayors. He recommends local legal help to finalize the draft.
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Wayne Milbourne
Painesville
Norwalk Charter Commission
Milbourne
Commission
Herbert Krogh
K.S. Flickinger
Two Injured In Head-On Crash Near Ashland
Ashland County police report two men injured in a head-on collision on U S 224 near Ohio 60. James L. Copsey 17 of Greenwich and Harold A. Gowitzka 44 of Plymouth were treated at Samaritan Hospital. Copsey was charged with failing to drive on the right side. Greenwich police assisted at the scene.
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U.S. 224
Ohio
Ashland County
State
James L. Copsey
Greenwich
Harold A. Gowitzka
Plymouth
Gowitzka
Copsey
Samaritan Hospital
Souvenir Envelopes Offered in Norwalk Post Office
The Norwalk Post Office will issue a free unstamped souvenir envelope to mark the start of the U S Postal Service, with a Norwalk July 1 postmark and eight cent commemorative stamp. Additional cancelled envelopes cost 15 cents each and collectors can request them from Postmaster Robert F O Donnell in Washington D C 20013.
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Norwalk
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Cabinet Department
Robert F. O’donnell
Washington, D.C
Norwalk considers two new industries and a retail/industrial complex
Norwalk chamber disclosed plans for two new industries a chicken restaurant and a bowling alley with lounge plus an industrial development north of the Norwalk Furniture plant. The meeting featured remarks by Isadore Lichtessen and slides on local projects.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Two Cars Collide On Rt. 224 In Ohio Area Accident
William T. Farrer 42 of Lakewood and Dorothy Hall 48 of Willard collided on U S 224 about 22 miles west of Greenwich while traveling east. Farrer's car skidded into the other and then struck a telephone pole after leaving the road. Farrer was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Linda J. Underwood 17 of Monroeville lost control on Peru Center Road and struck a mailbox and shed but was not injured.
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William T. Farrer
Lakewood
State Highway Patrol
Farrer
Dorothy Hall
Willard
U.S. 224
Greenwich
Linda J. Underwood
Monroeville
Peru Center Road
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