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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
2
In Lincoln England Fred the peacock irks 16 neighbors with loud calls. The Lincoln public housing committee warned Alan Briddon to quiet the animal or risk eviction from his home.
Norwalk High student Randy McGuckin proposed fire permit for smokers at a mock City Council during Youth Government Day. The council granted the fire chief a new refrigerator and stove, while denying police whistles and wallpaper updates.
Goodsite accepts defeat on 10 cent parking but vows to fight lower fines while Chamber backs the idea. Councilman Markel cites a poll of 15 merchants who worry 10 cent parking will drive customers away. Proposals include 30 minute limits and stricter enforcement as Reflector notes parking fund over 50 thousand dollars and potential wage costs raising expenses.
Milan officials consider raising sewer charges to 130 percent of water bills after a rate study by engineers. The sewer fund runs a 626.44 deficit. 5,000 was borrowed late last year for emergency repairs on Main Street. Engineers proposed 150 percent, but the board backs 130 percent for council.
Junior Achievement in Norwalk finished its first year with only 2500 of a 6000 dollar fall goal. Center location remains undecided as IDS closes. Organizers extend the drive to May 15, appealing to the community after a lean year as local economy lacks a major sponsor.
Mayor Winston A White says he will wait and see on the legality of New London's income tax ordinance similar to other Ohio plans that exempt state taxed income. A Sandusky group challenges the tax with about $80 000 collected in 1972. The levy, drafted by J Emerson Davis of Youngstown, funds 40 percent operating costs and 60 percent capital improvements.
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