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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
2
Eighteen applicants will sit for civil service exams to determine job priorities. Three Norwalk police officers may be promoted to sergeant and two firefighters to assistant battalion chiefs after results. Eligibility lists will be set for fireman driver police patrolman water filtration plant operator and sewage disposal plant operator. The test is at 7 p.m. in the city council chambers.
Citizens discuss private funding and public support for a proposed Norwalk airport. Councilman Paffenbarger cites industry interest and future private operation, while Nardecchia criticizes council priorities. Baltes and Esker back the ordinance. Coletta shifts to support after recognizing prior site costs.
City Auditor Charles J. Hipp cautioned the council to tighten spending for the year as funds for a county air project stand separate from the general fund. He noted 36 226 dollars in the general fund plus 500 dollars unobligated in capital improvement and said airport funding remains uncertain. Hipp said 28 963 dollars in interest had been credited to the general fund this year after funneling interest from investments into the fund.
The Kissiar family, recently moving to Norwalk, praises the town as unfailingly friendly. Dr. Donald Kissiar starts a new denomination with the Amherst church sponsoring the Southern Baptist Convention here, while seeking a permanent meeting place and a larger membership.
Fifty 4-H members from Huron Seneca Sandusky and Erie counties toured farms and a dairy processing plant in Willard. They learned dairy breed traits from Ralph Porterfield and discussed careers with John Wells and Dave Jenkins. In Mayor's Court Hilda Ruggles faced shoplifting charges for a $10.99 electric can opener taken from W T Grant Co.
The Justice Department asked a federal court in Southern New York to suspend the Penn Central merger until three smaller lines Delaware and Hudson Erie Lackawanna and Boston and Maine are included in a larger Norfolk and Western Baltimore and Ohio merger plan. The Penn Central deal is set to take effect July 17.
The Authority found a $10,000 saving when the state won t require immediate seed funding for land beside the runway. Local groups may cover costs. total airport cost climbs to about $186,443 with $1,200 extra for expenses. Lighting bid at $11,000 to be privately financed.
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