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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1970
Page
3
City auditor Charles Hipp said a reliable first quarter total from the new one per cent income tax would take another week. City accountant Charles Woodward noted the running total is not a true first quarter figure since some taxpayers paid for the full year in advance, and warned the official figure will appear inflated.
Albert H. Lowry 65 of rural Berlin Heights was charged by the State Highway Patrol with leaving the scene after his car hit a barricade on Route 113 east of Milan. Police say he drove away and was later arrested in Berlin Heights. He faces a Milan county court appearance.
The USDA banned certain home and agricultural uses of the weed killer 2 4 5 T. Manufacturers have 30 days to recall products containing the chemical used on home grounds and crops grown for human consumption.
Ralph J. Perk Jr. campaigns in Norwalk for the GOP treasurer race. A Cleveland City Council member, he praises John Herbert's efficiency and gains but pushes more computer use for the large daily turnover of about six million dollars. He notes his six to one Democratic ward and a recent 10 to 1 reelection margin as signs he can win a GOP nomination.
An Atlanta veteran who once worked in real estate reflects on poverty and loneliness. He insists he is not a bum or thief, recalls Cornell and Chicago years, and seeks simple solace in Piedmont Park and a tree trail by Peachtree Creek.
An advertisement touts a new miniature electronic device named the MINI AMP. It is a personal amplifier claimed to let users hear radio TV and conversation without the fuss or expense of a hearing aid. The unit is factory direct, complete and ready to use for 39.95 with a money back guarantee.
Huron County commissioners approved the 1970 road program costing 276710 with 30 highways set for seal or drag treatments. The largest project is a 7.3 mile drag coat on New State Road from Route 162 South at an estimated 42340. Other costly routes include Peru Center Butler Fitchville River and Hartland Center roads.
Leon Riley Excavating Co will begin removing sediment trees and debris from Norwalk Creek this Thursday per a signed contract presented to city offices by Leon Riley. Completion is targeted for July 11 to meet a July 15 federal reimbursem ent deadline for flood repairs. Crews may burn at several sites causing temporary inconvenience.
The Huron County Humane Society invites readers to join during the 56th Be Kind to Animals Week May 3 to May 9 1970. Send memberships to Box 47 Norwalk Ohio to support the society's ongoing work.
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