Norwalk High School Gains Bass Violin From IMPA
Norwalk High School music students gain a $600 bass violin donated by the Instrumental Music Parents Association IMPA presented to music director Paul Laycock last week IMPA has funded instruments and uniforms and supports the school band at events About 60 to 75 percent of the 400 eligible parents are members Laycock says IMPA is essential to the program In Washington Ohio Senators Saxbe and Taft Jr join 48 others to vote to end a filibuster but fall short of the two thirds needed
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Cop Who Won’t Move To New London Suspended
Rudolph John Setinsek, hired Oct. 6 as a full-time patrolman, has been permanently suspended from the New London police force. He lives in Shelby during the six month probation. last pay period ended Feb. 28. Council reviewed patrolman candidates and may interview one soon. The village set 7300 dollars yearly salary for a 54 hour week. Third readings approved to sell the WRC Hall and buy a new police cruiser. Street light contract with Firelands Electric Co. to cost 3 dollars per month per light, with replacements at multiple street corners. Replacements include Third Street and Park Avenue. A resolution to sell the old garbage and dump trucks for 70 dollars to Cornet Foods of Port Clinton.
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