City Council approves 33-cent wage raise for most workers
City Council adopts first reading of a 1975 wage ordinance over OCSEA objections. The 33-cent raise is retroactive to Jan 1 for most full time employees, while OCSEA seeks 50 cents. The panel also refined an anti noise rule and reported sewer project progress with a May storm sewer contract planned. Mayor Goodsite said a contractor list will be provided to residents.
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Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
OCSEA
Fred Lau
Council
Lawrence Bresson
Richard Pflieger
James Smith
Milan
Norwalk
Chicago
James Widman
Washington Streets
Whittlesey Avenue
Old State Road
West Main Street
Morley Drive
Vinewood
Jefferson
Homewood-High-Pitt Street
Wayne Goodsite
City Hall
Goodsite
City delays Gallup Old State intersection as land talks stall
The Gallup Avenue and Old State Road junction project stalls while the city negotiates four needed land parcels. Bid date is in limbo as talks continue. Action on Woodlawn Avenue rezoning for a planned unit development faced no vote.
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Gallup Avenue
Old State Road
Widman
Council
Teacher Wins His Sick Pay After Salary Dispute
Gary Hicks a Norwalk High School science teacher who walked off over a 3 percent pay dock has received full reimbursement for six sick days. Clerk Dorothy Brooks corrected an early error and paid for an extra 3/4 hour. Hicks was told the remaining 2 3/4 days would not be reimbursed. He learned he could carry over sick days from East Liverpool district 1968 1969 and last Friday received about 132 dollars for 2 3/4 days at his 8700 annual salary.
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Norwalk
Gary Hicks
Hicks
Dorothy L. Brooks
Ohio
East Liverpool
Brooks
Deputies Investigate Shotgun Fire at Hartland Center Road Home
Deputies responded to a Hartland Center Road residence after an anonymous call reported a firearm discharge. A man, found alone, had been drinking after an argument with his wife and fired a shotgun at a window and a wall. no injuries occurred but the home sustained damage.
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Huron
Sheriff's Deputies
Hartland Center Road
Bar Owner Protests Parking Ticket Dispute
Greenwich village council hears bar owner Al Magill contest a ticketing incident claiming the car was on his property not in the alley and that parking duties fall outside village jurisdiction. He criticizes $5 fines as harming business. Adoption of a gas rate hike is delayed until mayor Patton returns.
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Greenwich
Council
al Magill
Chatter Box
Magill
Fred van Scoy
Lloyd Patton
Jail ban on Playboy magazine stirs debate in New York sheriff
New York sheriff prohibits Playboy in a jail after reports prisoners fought over the centerfold. Sheriff John Borgia says wholesome reading is preferred and says no inmate requests Playboy. Other sheriffs report related court actions and prison tensions tied to centerfold removals.
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New York
Playboy
Huron County
John Borgia
Borgia
Becaus
Roy J. Wallich
Genessee County
Wallich
American Civil Liberties Union
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Paul Laycock
Norwalk High School
Laycock
Norwalk City
Woodlawn Avenue
Richard Sipple
Sipple
David Caprara
Pennsylvania
Mayor’s Court
Raymond L. Habeck
Berlin Heights
Robert F. McClintock
Jefferson St
Michael E. Ritz
E. League St
Alice M. Edmonds
Port Clinton
Diane M. Osterland
New London
John D. Ferber
Probate
Alice Prater
Norwalk Lions Club
V.F.W
Huron County Soil and Water Conservation District
Id Mba
Riverside Drive
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Elyria
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