Monroeville Debates Ward Bond Refund at Council Session
Ward seeks $100 bond refund from Monroeville after his mayor's court conviction appeal for police disobedience. Former police chief Henery says refund already made without receipt. Solicitor Eckstein may pursue repayment from bonded party or general fund as Ward challenges mayor's court constitutionality with Kritz v Siegler and pending Ohio Supreme Court arguments.
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Monroeville
Clarence Ward
Norwalk
Ohio Supreme Court
Ward
Niki Z. Schwartz
Jerrald Henery
Henery
Eckstein
Supreme Court
Schwartz
Cuyahoga County
Kritz
Krogh and Shipley Clash Over Wholesale Power Study
Norwalk officials clash as Service Director Krogh and Councilman Shipley argue over pursuing a wholesale power rate study. Krogh says Ohio Edison replied but with no prices. Shipley presses for written notice and a citywide power supply price.
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Herbert Krogh
Melvin Shipley
Krogh
Ohio Edison
Shiply
Council
Shipley
Norwalk
Norwalk Faces Budget Strain in Light Plant First Quarter
Auditor Charles Hipp reports electric fund revenue of 9 351 for January with a 135 000 loan plus 3 375 interest due if totals do not improve by June. Councilman Cunningham says labor and coal costs push overages. coal stockpile records are poor and bids rose when Sandusky supplier couldn t meet price. The council plans to advertise for 15 000 tons of coal and stockpile future shipments to improve inventory accuracy.
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Charles Hipp
Hipp
Richard Cunningham
Council
Sandusky
Norwalk
Sandusky Company
Cunningham
Norwalk Council Cuts City Auditor Powers
The Norwalk City Council adopted a resolution that limits the city auditor's duties to auditing only while shifting accounting and budgeting responsibilities to the mayor and service director. The move, tied to a study by Haskins and Sells, also creates deputies and a chief clerk and may lead to a central computer option for accounting.
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Norwalk
Charles Hipp
Hipp
Haskins and Sells
City Hall
Closed Pizza House Burns in Milan After Monthlong Closure
A three year old pizza house near the turnpike burned early Tuesday from an unknown origin. Firefighters from Milan fought the two hour blaze but could not save the building. Flo and Frank Snyder of Greensburg owned the property, which housed Flo's Pizza and P.M. Pizza. Columbus reports nearly 7 million license plates will go on sale March 16, distributed to 800 deputy registrars.
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Milan
Michael Pannuci
Charles Fisher
Flo
Frank Snyder
Greensburg, Pa
Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Motor Vehicle Bureau
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Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
East Main ST
John Wayne
Howard Hawks
Rio Lobo
Technicolor
Blazer
Fancy Pants
Madisonaire
Memne
Pohl’s Charge
BankAmericard Master Charge
Franklin Eckstein
Shipley Tangle
Dial
Gloria Nakamura
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Discount Centers
Greater Discount
Door Busters
WVU
Macleans
Johnson's
Sey
Faberge
Cologne
Bankamericard
Davis
Davis Paint Company
Te Ero
ES Cmsup
Cee
Pizza House
Florida Oceanfront Resort
Florida
Daytona Beach
Atlantic Ocean
Ocean Beach
Apts
Dodd's
North Atlantic Ave
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