Ohio bids open for weed control along 10000 miles of highways
The Ohio Highway Department opened bids for weed control sprayed along 10000 miles of roads including 1366 miles in Huron Erie Ashland Lorain Medina Richland and Wayne counties. Chemi Trol Chemical Co Gibsonburg won with 49841 dollars vs 51250 estimate.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Huron
Erie
Ashland
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Wayne
Chemi- Trol Chemical Co
Gibsonburg
State Department
Erie County
Lox Construction Co
Wooster
Norwalk Planning Board Records Big Rezones and a Duplex Rebuff
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended rezoning 110 acres on the southside to allow apartments, a move seen as a potential city record development. It approved annexing and rezoning 145 acres for manufacturing east of town near the future Norwalk Furniture Corp. site. A 24 Newton St duplex was denied after neighbors argued the lot is in R-2, not R-3, with concerns over parking garbage and noise. Norwalk moves to City Council with these actions while also addressing a lack of zoning forms and forming a building code study committee.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Robert Price
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Newton St
Richard Opper
Huron
Renneckar
Opper
Fairgrounds
Main Street
Price
Norwalk
Frank Fries
Donald Benedict
King Jameson
Ferris
Ohio Senate OKs upper division courses for two year campuses
The Ohio Senate passed a bill to establish upper division courses at two year branch campuses including Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University. Senator Robert J. Corts introduced the measure in the 13th District. The vote was 19 in favor and 10 against. Upper division courses would serve juniors and seniors.
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Columbus
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Senate
Robert J. Corts
Willard Board Seeks 4 Mill Levy For May Ballot
The Willard Board of Education voted Monday to place a 4 mill tax levy on the May 5 ballot and filed the request with the Board of Elections. A second 4 mill levy for current expenses was filed Tuesday.
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Willard Board of Education
Board of Elections
Two Soldiers Held on AWOL Claims in Huron County
Raymond L. Humbel 20 from Flint Michigan and Daniel H. Trimble Jr 22 from Shiloh were arrested by Norwalk police Tuesday night and held in Huron County Jail on accusations of being absent without leave from Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Huron County
Raymond L. Humbel
Flint
Mich
Daniel H. Trimble, Jr
Shiloh
Norwalk
Fort Campbell
Veteran Marine Hero Recovering From 26th Operation
NEW LONDON John R. Hooker, son of Mrs. Dorothy Hooker and the late Richard Hooker, is recovering from his 26th major surgical operation since his return to the United States from South Vietnam April 1, 1968. Hooker was injured three times while serving with the United States Marines in South Vietnam from June 1967 to March 1968. He has been discharged and is a patient at Veterans Administration Hospital in Cleveland Ohio, room 5241.
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New London
John R. Hooker
Dorothy Hooker
Richard Hooker
United States
South Vietnam
Hooker
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
East Boulevard
Cleveland
Ohio
Reckless driving cited after East Main Street collision
Steven A. Weisenberger of Norwalk was cited for reckless driving after a two car collision on East Main Street when his van passed two vehicles and struck a car driven by Larry J. Brown. Witness Elmer Boeckmann reported mirrors collided during the pass. William A. Smith of Milan reported a separate hit and run with damage to his hood and left front fender after parking on West Seminary.
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Steven A. Weisenberger
Norwalk
East Main Street
Larry J. Brown
Woodlawn
Weisenberger
Elmer Boeckmann
Scottwood
Boeckmann
William A. Smith
Milan
West Seminary
County Awards Contract for 1 3/4 Cubic-Yard Loader
Quality Highway Equipment Inc of Galion won the county bid for a new 1 3/4 cubic-yard loader. The lowest bid of 16,700 plus a 1955 leader was accepted after representatives discussed specs and showed product film to the county commissioners and engineer Urban C. Livengood.
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Quality Highway Equipment, Inc
Galion
Urban C. Livengood
New Jersey Gov Supports Winter Horse Racing
Gov. William T. Cahill said he would not oppose winter racing in New Jersey. The State Racing Commission urged approval of winter dates for Garden State, Monmouth Park and Atlantic City to boost revenues by about $15 million.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
William T. Cahill
New Jersey
Commission
Cahill
Garden State
Monmouth Park
Atlantic City
New Optimism For Christie Lane School Approval Sought
Christie Lane School moves toward approval with state funds matching needed. Local effort totals 227000 for the training center plus site value, bringing the project near 500000. Architect Thurman J Peabody and director Sewell Cameron report plan revisions and forthcoming site visit by officials.
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Christie Lane
Sewell Cameron
Thurman J. Peabody
Peabody _ said
Car Wash and Gas Station Planned on Whittlesey Avenue
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission approved a variance to allow a car wash and filling station on Whittlesey Avenue across from the A and P Supermarket. James Fritz, owner of Fritz Hilltop Gulf Station, plans four gasoline pumps beside the car wash and will offer free car washes with 15 gallons of gas. Open 8 am to 8 pm six days, 8 am to 5 pm Sundays, with an attendant on duty.
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Norwalk
Fritz
Fritz Hilltop Gulf Station
Benedict Avenue
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Andy
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James Ferris
Norman L. Renneckar
Dave Moore
Levy
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Peabody
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James Fritz
Wood Street
Holman
Kolman
Jewelers
Discount Centers
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