Two Haulers Battle For Garbage Rights In Norwalk Court
Mayor Harold Finch granted a continuance in Mayor's Court Monday night to Bruce Vitello charged with unlawfully collecting trash. Attorney Leon Riley, who runs a local trash franchise and Norwalk Landfill, filed the charges against Vitello, co owner of Mr. V. Trash and Rubbish of Norwalk.
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Harold Finch
Mayor’s Court
Bruce Vitello
Leon Riley
Norwalk City
Vitello
Mr. V. Trash
Norwalk
Firefighters elect Caprara as assistant battalion chief and leaders
Norwalk Fire Department official David Caprara is re elected president of IAFF Local 1199. Gene Reineck is re elected for a third term as vice president. Other officers named include Don Hohler secretary Ernie Midkiff treasurer and trustees Robert Eggleston Robert Beveridge and Dewey Varney. Vitello pleads innocent in a case challenging Riley trash contract as unconstitutional. He showed a health department license to haul trash in Norwalk and vicinity and否则 appeared with Bill Ames of Monroeville. No court date set.
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David Caprara
Norwalk
International Association of Firefighters
Gene Reineck
Don Hohler
Ernie Midkiff
Robert Eggleston
Robert Beveridge
Dewey Varney
Vitello
Riley
County Health Department
Bill Ames
Monroeville
New London Income Tax Revenues Top 18000 First Quarter
New London reports first-quarter income tax collections surpassing 18000 as of now. Clerk Connie Perkins notes this covers both current-year payments and some full-year payments. Officials expected around 60000 for the year and will mail reminders this week to under 100 delinquent accounts.
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New London
Connie Perkins
Income Tax Office
Buster Crabbe
Norwalk Honors 107 Musicians At Banquet
One hundred seven Norwalk High School musicians were honored Monday by the Instrumental Music Parents Association at Norwalk Junior High. Paul Laycock presented pins certificates and letters to symphony orchestra and symphonic band members. Several named students received four year three year and two year awards along with regional and All Ohio recognitions.
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Norwalk
Instrumental Music Parents Association
Norwalk Junior High
Paul Laycock
Oberlin College
Julie Ramsey
Nancy Fauber
Clair Ross
Marlin Borsick
Joe Arthur
Garth Geoghan
Rand Laycock
Skip Edwards
Northwest
Willard Mulls 90 Day Parking Meter Removal
Willard City Council reviews a January Chamber of Commerce letter on suspending parking meters for 90 days as a potential measure to ease street traffic and boost business. The debate centers on temporary policy changes and city revenue implications.
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Willard
Downtown parking meters eyed for removal and trial
The Chamber urged the city to remove all downtown meters, set a 90 minute limit with higher overtime fines, and assign a traffic patrolman. Meter revenue ranges from 5 000 to 7 000 dollars annually according to City Manager Michael Orenic. A 90 day trial after June 1 was discussed but the legality of collecting fines during the trial was questioned. The council tabled the issue to an executive session and will decide at the next public meeting.
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Chamber
Michael Orenic
Franklin Eckstein
Council
Goodyear
Willard Tax Take $38 000
Willard's one half per cent income tax has produced about $38 000 so far, indicating quarterly and full year payments. City Manager Michael Orenic warned the City Council that actual future collections may be lower by about $8 000 to $9 000. The tax, adopted for one year, directs 70 percent to capital improvements and 30 percent to the general fund. A blue ribbon citizens committee studies extension, with petitions for November on extension possible after June 15. Councilman Norman Smith leads the tax committee. A fire at 13 Mead Ave at the William White residence caused minor damage to straw near the west side. no injuries reported.
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Willard
Michael Orenic
Citizens’ Committee
Norman Smith
Car Hits Tractor On Rt. 162 West of Steuben
A car struck the left rear of a farm tractor turning off Ohio 162 west of Steuben Monday evening. Driver Carlos Dyer 61 Vanlue attempted to pass as Richard E. Smith 19 rural Willard began the turn. Dyer's car had moderate damage and neither driver was injured.
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Ohio 162
Steuben
Carlos Dyer
Vanlue
Richard E. Smith
Willard
State Highway Patrol
Dyer
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