Norwalk Planning Board Backs Two Rezoning Proposals For Apartments
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to rezone 15 acres north of Parsons Street from R-1 to R-3 for Sofios Community Homes. A second 16 acre site west of Norwood and south of Elm Street, partly owned by Henry and William Young, was rezoned 7-0 for Battles development.
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Norwalk
Morley Price
James
Bill) Hogan
Gallup Avenue
Republic Street
Parsons Street
Sofios
M. Nastodian
Parsons
C.A. Loudy
Grant Walls
Council
Elm Street
Norwood Avenue
Thomas Battles
Henry
William Young
Youngs
Henry Young
Young
Kenneth J. Kinney
Battles
Walls
King Jameson
Frank Fries
James Lewellen
West Main Street
James Ferris
Leweley
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board
Planning Commission
Harold Finch
Park Board
Ohio Regents Propose Income Based Tuition Increases
The Ohio State Board of Regents defend a graded tuition plan tied to family income for state universities. Under the plan, students from families earning over 7500 after tax would face the full increase to 750 for three quarters, those from 5000 to 7500 would pay 600, and under 5000 would pay no increase. The regents seek more state aid to raise funding from 325 to 500 million as part of the proposal affecting 11 universities, 4 community colleges, and 5 technical institutes.
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Ohio State Board of Regents
Ohio
State University System
Regents
Millett
Drug Problems Grow In Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown reports a growing drug and narcotic problem, especially among youth in college areas. A preliminary study, ordered by Gov. James A. Rhodes, aims for a week‑long early report with enforcement and education recommendations.
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Columbus
UPI
Paul W. Brown
Ohio
Brown
James A. Rhodes
Albert D. Cook
Bureau of Criminal Identification
London
BCI
Martin Mosely
New Lebanon Teachers End One Day Walkout
New Lebanon Ohio teachers returned to classes after a one day walkout by the New Lebanon Classroom Teachers Association. They warned the school board to decide on a new wage proposal by week’s end. The plan included broader curriculum more books for the library more course offerings additional art teachers more shops and a new salary schedule. The boycott left about 1900 students without teachers and underscored the need for voter approval.
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New Lebanon , Ohio
UPI
New Lebanon
New Lebanon Classroom Teachers Association
Wall Street Backlog Could End World In Quiet Collapse
The columnist mocks doomsday as Wall Street paperwork swells when brokers curtail trading hours. He cites Francine Gottfried as a satirical trigger and warns a catastrophic paperwork Armageddon could engulf major institutions before any end.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
T.S. Eliot
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Francine Gottfried
Francine
Financial District
Internal Revenue Service
Tallahassee
Fla
Rhodes Hurts Program Solon Solon
Ohio House Minority Leader John C. McDonald says Gov. Rhodes is reluctant to discuss financing for the vocational and technical education program with lawmakers. He warns Rhodes' attitude could derail enactment as local districts would shoulder most costs under the proposal. He adds the tax structure must modernize beyond the 1930s to fund the 70s program.
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House Finance Committee
Ohio State
Lodi
Calif
Nancy Sander
Bae
Cedhashiort
E. Main St
Cosco
Kant
Blinzley Furniture
West Main
Rhodes Hurts
Solon
McDonald
The
Ohio Building and Trades Council
Rhodes
General Assembly
Newark Democrat
Ebert’s
Smith-Corona
West Main St. Norwalk
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