Three Firms Lose Time In Zone Change Debate
The city faces delays cost in three industries as plans to zone land near Fritz Hilltop Gulf for manufacturing trigger objections. Residents and landowners voice fears of junkyard use while Gulf Oil outlines parking needs and a temporary 12 hour limit for wrecked cars. Five commissioners back tabling the application with one abstention.
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Kuhlman
Beard
Claude Smith
Woodlawn Ave
Harold E. Finch
Grant Walls
Becker
Fritz Hilltop Gulf
Fritz
James Fritz
State Highway Patrol
Frank Pellegrino
Gulf Oil
Commission
George Cook Ford
Walls
Robert Mason
Sherman Dimon
Norwalk Planning panel seeks self supporting inspection fund
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission moved to amend the building ordinance so all building permit fees fund the inspection program. A sliding fee schedule was recommended, inspired by Huron. Service Director Morley K. Price was authorized to advertise for a zoning inspector 25 hours weekly, a city resident with inspection qualifications, at a $200 monthly salary, subject to commission approval.
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Norwalk
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
City of
Huron
Morley K. Price
Price
Sewage Bond Issue Planned for November Ballot
A $300000 bond proposal for Norwalk's sewage system and plant extension was filed with the Huron County Board of Elections. The plan asks a seven and three one hundredths mill levy for twenty years with 55 percent needed for passage.
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Norwalk
Huron County Board of Elections
Two Cars Crash on Cline Street in Norwalk Minor Damage
Norwalk police report a minor two vehicle collision at 3 p.m. Tuesday on Cline Street at the IGA Parking Lot. Stephen Anthony Baldwin, 16, of 195 W Main St, northbound, struck Edmond W. Moss, 63, of 9 S West St, as Moss backed from the lot. The impact caused minor damage.
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Cline Street
IGA
Norwalk
Stephen Anthony Baldwin
Main St
Edmond W. Moss
S. West St
Baldwin
Moss
House Takes No Short Cuts In Auto Safety Bill
The House Commerce Committee will draft its own auto safety bill, rejecting a Senate measure. Chairman Harley O. Staggers said progress is slow but steady as a highway safety dispute with the Public Works Committee is being negotiated. Also noted is a plan to separate transportation agencies within the Johnson administration and a $2.3 billion five year effort to rehabilitate U.S. cities under the demonstration cities program.
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Washington
United States
Staggers
House Public Works Committee
President Johnson
Department of Transportation
Senate Government Operations Committee
House Banking Committee
Johnson
U.S
Ohio Welfare Walk Ends in Columbus Hearing Sought
The Ohio Walk for Decent Welfare reaches Columbus with hopes of a Thursday hearing by Gov. Rhodes to press for more welfare funds. Marchers, who left Cleveland 10 days ago, plan a rally at the Statehouse after meeting Rhodes with state officials in attendance. Reacting national attention, Dick Gregory joins the Columbus rally as organizers say similar demonstrations will spread to major cities nationwide.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Westerville
Here
Cleveland
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
East High School
Statehouse
Rhodes
Denver L. White
Richard L. Krabach
Dick Gregory
George Wiley
Poverty Rights Action Center
Washington, D. c
Marine Private Cok Completes Radio Operators Course
Service news notes Marine Private R J Cok son of Mr and Mrs Steven J Cok Route 2 Willard has completed the Field Radio Operators course at Camp Pendleton California The course covers reception and transmission of Morse Code naval radio procedures and equipment maintenance.
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R.J. Cok
Steven J. Cok
Route 2
Willard
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Coed Editor Fined Seeks Appeal In Oregon Case
Annette Buchanan the University of Oregon Daily Emerald editor was fined 300 for refusing to name interview sources to a grand jury. Her attorney said funds for an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court are unavailable though Knowland contributed 300 to aid the effort.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Coed
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
State Supreme Court
Arthur C. Johnson
Oregon Supreme Court
Miss Buchanan
Daily
Emerald
Edward Leavy
Lane County Grand Jury
Leavy
California
William F. Knowland
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