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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1970
Page
2
Willard board of education approves a 4 mill levy to fund rising costs and maintain programs. Emerson Neumann cites need to attract and retain teachers after January pay raises and 1969 state and local funds. Public meeting set for March 23 at the junior high cafeteria.
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad urges landlords to locate reliable tenants through its listings. It promotes trusted applications and assured rent payments, highlighting the newspaper’s role in connecting property owners with suitable renters.
New London volunteers battled two grass fires over Sunday and Monday. The first started at 10:30 a.m. Sunday near the Park Doyler residence on North Railroad Street and the second at 6:30 p.m. Monday in a field west of the American Legion Hall parking lot. Chief Al Walters said crews prevented any damage.
Three teens were injured when a car on icy State Route 99 veered off the road and hit a utility pole south of Monroeville. Driver William F. Kessler 16 and passengers Evan R. Shipley 18 and Paul M. Dawn 17 suffered injuries, with Donny G. Shipley 19 unhurt. Kessler was charged with failure to drive on the right half. Ice also contributed to a separate crash on State Route 61 involving Edward J. Harrington 31, and Eugene H. Fritz 60, with Harrington cited for failing to stop. A third incident saw Norman P. Lenhart 35 lose control of a semi on U.S. 250, ending upside down after striking a ditch and tree. Lenhart reported uninjured.
Busy housewives are urged to read the daily classifieds section to save time and money. The notice emphasizes quick tips for shopping and finding homes.
Red Cross Bloodmobile arrives in Norwalk Monday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m at the Eagles Hall corner North Linwood and Monroe Street. Donors 18 to 66 in good health may give blood with age specific forms and physician consent for 66 plus. Appointments encouraged call Red Cross Norwalk Headquarters. walk ins welcome with city free parking along Linwood.
North Fairfield village council approves an emergency wage increase for village staff. Street superintendent Homer Joseph’s pay rises from 600 to 900 dollars yearly and water superintendent from 900 to 1200 dollars, with part-time wages set at 1.80 per hour.
The Norwalk City Board of Education will discuss hiring an architect to remodel the Norwalk High School science department. Dr. Howe of Ohio State evaluated the science program and recommended changes. The board will also set 1970 appropriations and consider extended sick leave requests. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. at Monroe and Hester Streets.
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