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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1977

Page

4

Food For Thought on Norwalk School Upgrade Proposals

Norwalk board members heard capital plans from Supt James Rubright proposing five major options including converting the junior high to a high school and remodeling the high school and Cole Building for a middle school. A $3 million bond was deemed unlikely. a $950 000 bond and an operating levy are eyed with actions expected next week and June ballot decisions.

James Rubright Norwalk Board of Education Cole Pleasant Street Bronson School Hester Street Rllbright Rubright Rlbright

Gasoline bids approved and EMT course planned

Greenwich Village council accepted Beck's Garage bid as the lowest for regular gasoline at 58 cents a gallon and no lead at 30 cents with a 15 cent oil discount. 24 residents attended an EMT course meeting, targeting April start and July ambulance service readiness.

Greenwich — Village Beck Beck’s Van’s Sunoco Greenwich Jim’s Sunoco New Haven Oil Council Fred van Scoy Charles Magill Police Committee Lee Mills Doris Miller Columbia Gas of Ohio

Monroeville Mayor Rejects Pay Raise vowing Court Action

Mayor Clayton C. Lord refused to sign a council approved salary hike for village employees, stating he would be taken to court to force signing if needed. The finance committee proposed a 5 percent raise for most staff and a $500 raise for Philip Colahan, increasing total cost to about $2,800. Council planned a new ordinance and discussed a sick leave policy of 1 percent per month up to 36 days.

Monroeville Clayton C. Lord Kathryn Myers Franklin Eckstein Eckstein Huron County Common Pleas Court

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