November Ballot Lines Finalized With Mixed Races For City Posts
Four independents join victors from Tuesday's primary in city races for November. Richard Cunningham and Ronald H. Freeman will run unopposed as Republicans, while Roger Waite withdraws with Hazel Sweet remaining independent for mayor. Complete lineup lists Democrats, Republicans and independents for mayor, city solicitor, auditor and council seats across four wards, with Zuber and Kearney among independents contesting at large and in ward seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cunningham
Ronald H. Freeman
Roger Waite
Hazel Sweet
James Zuber
Theodore L. Kearney, Jr
Second Ward
Joe Ratliff
Fourth Ward
Douglas A. Colvin
Richard L. Garner
Robert Burr
Wilfred Hackbuck
Morgan Jones
Dr. Russell Fisher
William Ream
Jamez Zuber
Lawrence Bresson
Clifton Cross
Melvin Shipley
William L. Stewart
Gerald T. Kayatin
George F. Linn, Jr
Robert Williams
City Hires Two Walk Checkers
The city hires Dennis Dible and Gerald Stump to begin sidewalk inspections after school ends. Service Director Krogh to meet with the street department to set priorities, aiming for central city sidewalks south of League and St Marys, north of Elm, east of Hester, and west of Schauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Dible
St. Paul’s High School
Gerald Stump
Ehove Vocational School
Herbert Krogh
League
St. Mary’s Street
Elm Street
Hester
Schauss Street
East Main and
Garden
East Main Street
Krogh
Norwalk Power Dispute Halts Underground Wiring At Sycamore Hills
Sycamore Hills developer Harlon Jennings told Norwalk City Council that Ohio Edison offered to install underground wiring at no cost years ago, but the city kept the power franchise and delays left four homes under construction without electrical service. Council meanwhile approved funds for regional planning and heard updates on gas rate increases and subdivision regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Krogh
Norwalk
Ohio Edison Co
Harlon Jennings
Sycamore Hills
Jennings
City Council
Harold Finch
Morley Price
Edison
Electric Committee
William C. Saladin, Jr
Ohio Edison
U.S. 20
Herbert
Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast
Classified note urges readers to advertise vacancies via the Want Ads with a provided dial number 662 4241 for quick placement.
Norwalk Posts $257 287 in 1970 Income Tax Revenue
Norwalk reports 1970 municipal income tax of 257 287 dollars, exceeding early estimates by over 190 000. Final figures reflect quarterly declarations and withholdings, with 120 055 across wages and 25 287 final quarter payments. City officials note 1971 projections around 240 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Income Tax Department
Charles Woodward
Woodward
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Paul W. Robinson
Wayne C. Goodsite
Willard
Russell McDowell
Willard Softball League
Willard Municipal Park
Wilcox Taylor
Taylor
Willard Area
Orenic
New York
UPI
Howard Samuels
Baltimore
Regional Planning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Norfolk and Western Railway
Newton and
Jefferson Streets
Frederick Waugh
Stokely van Camp
Waugh
Chay
Snow
Ruvhom
Tite
E. Main
Elks Country Club
Holman’s
Holman
Jewelers
Nuer
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