New London Council Set To Vote On Sewer Fee Hike
The New London council votes to raise sanitary sewer charges from 45 to 70 percent of the water bill with a March 29 special meeting for first reading. Officials say the increase funds a four year sewer cleaning program costing about 13 652 dollars for 54 607 feet of line, but will not cover major upgrades. Additional funds may be needed if inflation rises or EPA demands new storm water fixes. The council also approves two ordinances for vehicle purchases and a central purchasing agent, all requiring rereads to become law.
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de Barnes
Barnes
J.W. Stewart
Environmental Protection Agency
Abers Garage
Ashland
BGSU
Dispatcher Seeks Apology After Village Call Confusion
Greenwich Village officials clash over criticisms from a Marc meeting about a call for help outside village limits. Dispatcher Ann Myers demands a written apology while Councilman Magill defends asking questions.
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Greenwich
Ann Myers
Council
Marc
Chuck Magill
Magill
U.S. 224
Man dragged from courtroom in Detroit arraignments
Detroit man J. R. Hamilton, 34, was dragged from the courtroom twice after he refused to enter a plea at two arraignments on charges of gasoline theft from a New Haven filling station and possession of a stolen auto. Prosecutor Hauser said Hamilton babbled and was not sane, prompting a 30 day observation request at Lima State Hospital.
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New London
Myers
Myers Funeral Home
Gifford Street
South Pleasant Street
Lloyd Patton
Jim Robertson
Lee’ Mills
Union Street
Patton
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Detroit
J. R. Hamilton
Hamilton
New Haven
Hauser
Lima State Hospital
Ohio Spends More Per Pupil With Little Instruction Benefit
Ohio school districts spent 1205.11 per pupil in 1975 76 up 126.21 from 1974 75. The state education department notes inflation absorbs the extra funds and instruction spending share falls from 66.5 percent to 64.3 percent as operating costs rise. Marion Essex warns inflation will persist.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Education Department
Marion Essex
City Council Buys 2 Trucks Not In Budget
The council approved two new dump trucks for the street department and sold two old ones. Budget Director notes the purchase was not in the year’s budget, citing forecast errors. Asphalt costs may rise as the city must buy from out-of-town suppliers. Public hearing set for April 19 on annexation and rezoning of Paul Bleile property.
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Wayne Goodsite
Vernis George
George
James Widman
S. E. Johnson
Jefferson Street
Widman
U.S. 250
Richard Cunningham
Bleile
Norwalk
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Sandusky
Pearle Vision Center
Sandusky Mall
Milan Rd
Richard Hauser
Robert W. Smith
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S-M-L. Orig
Penneys
JC Penney
Bowling Green State
DEPT
Huron CO
Adoles
McBee
Bowling Green
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