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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1978

Page

2

State Auditor May Order City Officials To Pay For Picnics

The State Auditor expected to issue a revised audit on city finances from 1972 to 1976 detailing findings not in the original report. Officials had spent tax money on employee picnics and parades, including 201.75 for beer, with 1 822 spent on picnics in 1972 and 1973.

Thomas Ferguson Dennis Gilbert Wayne Goodsite Ferguson Norwalk

Borgia Faces Possible Primary Against Fauver for 13th District

State Rep. Scribner Fauver of Elyria plans to announce his candidacy for state senator in the 13th district on Thursday. A three way race could emerge with Lorain County Sheriff John Borgia and a South Amherst man also circulating petitions for the Republican nomination. Borgia, who has more than 400 signatures ready, had earlier said he would not run if Fauver entered the race. Nabakowski, a Democrat appointed to finish Don Pease’s term, also filed petitions and expects a lively campaign over energy and education issues.

Scribner Fauver Elyria Huron County John Borgia Borgia South Amherst Lorain Buckeye State Sheriff's Association Scrib Fauver Senate Ronald Nabakowski Democratic Party Organization Don Pease Pease U.S Congress Nabakowski

Council Raises Water Rates in New London

New London village council approved final readings raising water rates and changing sewer charges. The minimum now 11.40 per quarter or 3.80 monthly, with incremental increases for higher usage. sewer charge set at 60 percent of water bill. One resident objected, Mayor calls it break-even. Council to discuss school forest status and possible land lease for Mill Stone Hills Golf Course expansion.

London Edward J. O'Reilly Robert Blackman O’reilly Diana Bates Robert Earl O'Reilly Sal Midolo Robert Wenner Lo Ag Mill Stone Hills Golf Course Marion Paramore Earl Park Board

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