Norwalk snow removal paid contractors total 11028
Norwalk paid ten private contractors 11028 for snow removal after the January blizzard. The city seeks 5974 disaster aid reimbursement, 75 percent of costs, awaiting state approval.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1978
Page
3
Norwalk paid ten private contractors 11028 for snow removal after the January blizzard. The city seeks 5974 disaster aid reimbursement, 75 percent of costs, awaiting state approval.
Wakeman Township Trustees denied Thomas Tkach's bid to rezone 136 acres on Ohio 60 North from residential agricultural to commercial recreation use for camping and swimming. Vote was 4-1 with C Canfield III excluded due to previous opposition. Next steps include an appeal to the township zoning board of appeals.
Ashland County Republican leader Carroll Myers filed petitions to run for Republican State Central Committeewoman for Ohio's 17th Congressional District. She cites campaign plans and endorsements from state Senator Tom Van Meter and other district Republicans. Myers has chaired Ashland's Republican committee since 1975, served on the Board of Elections since 1972, and worked as a field representative for Congressman John Ashbrook since 1973.
Dorothy Burch spoke at the Maple Tree Lounge in Norwalk as Huron County opened its NAACP chapter. She urged blacks to back the local NAACP, warned about ongoing job discrimination, and noted affirmative action struggles. The event featured a $10 dinner, local NAACP leaders, and a march planned for Nashville to protest South Africa’s Davis Cup participation.
Plymouth councilman James Root will preside in mayor's court tonight over a trespass case involving Mayor Elizabeth Paddock's husband A L Paddock filed against Ed Kanney Kanney allegedly drove onto the front yard of 78 Plymouth St on Feb 18 to view a dismantled furnace near the house He and his son say they parked in the driveway and walked to the furnace seeking a possible sale Kanney says police were called after they left and he was served with a summons by Patrolman Ronald Humphrey Humphrey is a candidate for Plymouth police chief County Commissioner Thomas Carabin opposed the appointment of Gretchen Hester to the 648 Mental Health and Retardation Board citing process concerns He noted Hester lives in Bronson Township and would do a good job The board had recommended Hester to replace term-limited Alton Woodworth last week and commissioners approved the appointment by a 2-1 vote with Carabin dissent He cited lack of advance notice for the February recommendation and criticized the timing of the decision
The Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation and the Mental Health Society trustees are local volunteers. Members include William Owens Loretta Miller Joanne Nelson Socrates Delianides Frank Storch Larry Foran David Sommers Thomas Heydinger Pat Martin Bernice Nicode Marjorie Harper Helen Woodworth and Dr Larry Hadley. The Mental Health Center trustees are Steve Bennett Kenneth Buckley Martin Goetze Marylou Griffiths James Grit Thomas Kinsey Dr T G Makovic Jeanette Parkhurst David Plant Grace Ruth Jan Ryder Jane Slessman William Stedman Golda Stein and Dr Scott Swarner.
Police report a 59-year-old Norwalk resident Wilma E. Moore resisted arrest on a bench warrant from Sandusky Municipal Court. She blamed the officer for rib pain after being handcuffed at her Newton Street home and placed in a chair before transfer to a Sandusky cruiser on U.S. 250.
City council will vote on an ordinance to raise school zone safety patrolmen pay from 2.50 to 2.65 per hour. The agenda also includes buying a half ton pickup for the park and recreation board and partnering with the state to pave about 1000 feet of Ohio 61 inside the southern city limits. A disaster relief bid process and cooperation with Ohio for road work are also on the docket.
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