Newspapers Old Irons Make Money For School
GEOFF HAMMILL reports on Christie Lane School students earning funds through recycling and repurposing materials. Students roll newsprint for packing use, tear down salvaged irons and motors for scrap, and extract copper wire for recycling, under George Kirbany at George's Auto Parts. The program teaches money sense and work ethic while providing tangible income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoff Hammill
Christie Lane
George
Kirbany
George’s Auto Parts
Westinghouse Corp
Westinghouse
Electric and Finance Committees Meet Tonight on Light Plant
The city council electric and finance committees plan a joint meeting tonight to review the electric department budget and ensure adherence to austerity. Chairman Richard Cunningham says the budget is out of shape and that unexpected items and broken meters complicate forecasts. He notes the last check was in November and the six month loan repayment remains uncertain. The meeting is closed to the public with members Cunningham Coletta Williams Shipley Linn present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Richard Cunningham
Man Helps Self To City Coal
An unidentified Norwalk man was nearly arrested after he mistook coal for ash cinders while loading his pickup. Service Director Herbert Krogh and Supt. Donald Davis explained the mix up near the old state road stockpile and advised unloading the coal to retrieve cinders for his driveway. Krogh expects the man will tell the difference next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Donald
Davis
Old State Road
Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Promises Dependable Tenants
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad highlights dependable tenants as a priority for landlords seeking stable occupancy. The notice emphasizes trustworthy applicants, solid rental history, and clear expectations to foster reliable tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk to Get 75856 Under Nixon Revenue Plan
Eighth District Congressman Betts says Norwalk would receive 75856 in the first year if the revenue-sharing plan passes. District totals for counties, cities, and townships exceed 3 million, with Norwalk at 75856, Willard 126086, Bellevue 30470, and county government about 118000.
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Washington
D.C
Norwalk
Jackson E. Betts
Betts
House
Treasury Department
Willard
Bellevue
New London
New Haven
Attica Woman Sued Over 1969 Greenfield Township Crash
A $250000 lawsuit filed in Common Pleas Court seeks damages from Catherine A Stockmeister of Attica. Ernest D Snook administrator for Vernon J Lutz alleges a collision at Ohio 99 and 162 on July 30 1969 caused Lutz death 21 days later, with suit on behalf of Lutzs widow and four children.
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Common Pleas
Greenfield Township
Ernest D. Snook
Vernon J. Lutz
Catherine A. Stockmeister
Attica
Snook
Lutz
Ohio 99
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Barbara Campbell
Doris Knee
Christie
George Kirbany
Christine Cass
Sewell Cameron
Cunningham
By Freeman
Ial
Huron
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
City Coal
State of
Ohio
Kenneth
Thornton
Columbus
UPI
Joseph T. Ferguson
W. Main
Magnavox
Eannual Sale
Neven
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