Mutual Aid Pact Approved by Monroeville Council
Monroeville Village Council approved a mutual aid and fire protection contract with Norwalk on Tuesday night and increased the sanitary sewer rate to 75 percent of the new water rate set by the Board of Public Affairs starting June 1.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Board of Public Affairs
Wilgar Sanitation Service
Amherst
Utility Committee
Bowers Garbage Service of
Vickery
Kenneth Salisbury
Nelson B. Lenz
Recreation Board
Donald E. Morrow
Knob Hill
Jerrold Henery
Michael Reed Taylor
Council
Police Department
Mayor’s Court
Review Of Charter Continues In Norwalk
The Norwalk Charter Commission continued its review of the first draft on Tuesday night. It discussed the city manager and administrative departments and boards. It approved transferring authority to designate a temporary administrator from the city manager to the council.
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Norwalk
Council
Student City Council Unveils Young Ideas
The mock session of Student Government Day saw St Pauls and Norwalk High students propose fluoride water, tennis courts, a teen job corps, and park mowing for traffic offenders. They limited job program applicants to juniors and seniors and debated a mayor court change.
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St. Paul’s
Norwalk
Diane Frisch
Jaycees
Dan White
City Council
Willard
Borgia Heads County Primary Vote in Unopposed Run
Sheriff John Borgia led the county in complimentary votes with 3,038 in the Republican primary and will run unopposed in November. Douglas A. Colvin topped the Democratic tickets with 1,378 for county treasurer, facing Harold B. Collier in November. Other unopposed Republican candidates also tallied high counts.
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John Borgia
Douglas A. Colvin
Norwalk
Harold B. Collier
Collier
Borgia
Arthur F. Herner
Donald Robertson
Wingate named Centennial Chairman in Monroeville
Monroeville chooses Richard Wingate, tavern owner, to chair the centennial celebration. A planning meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday with village merchants urged to attend. Councilman Brian Colahan updates on two earlier planning meetings held April 21 and 28 amid low turnout. A theft report notes 34 bottles of whiskey and bowling bags stolen from Jolly Ball.
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Monroeville
Richard Wingate
Wingate
Brian Colahan
Jolly
North Fairfield Delegation Chosen for 1968 Boy State
A two-member North Fairfield delegation Wayne Statz er and Richard Hoyt will attend the 1968 Ohio Buckeye Boys State. Commander Dale Ebinger announced the selection. They will participate in creating a simulated state governing parties campaigns elections and laws within a mythical 51st state.
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North Fairfield
Ohio
Buckeye
Dale Ebinger
Firelands Memorial Post
American Legion
Wayne Statzer
Rt. 2
Norwalk
Richard Hoyt
Elton Hoyt
New London to Seek Bids for Water System Upgrade
New London village council approved an emergency resolution to advertise for bids on water distribution improvements. Estimated cost rose from 139000 to 175100 due to higher labor costs. a capital improvement levy will offset part. Council also authorized bids for a four door police cruiser and prepared storm sewer completion estimates for possible bonds. Minor items included parking discussions and renewals of fire protection contracts.
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New London
New London Board of Public Affairs
Wayne Kuhn
Floyd G. Brown Engineers
Marion
Kuhn
Birch Park Drive
Sherman Street
Coleman Court
Council
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Norwalk City
Williamb. Holman
Bernard W. Freeman
Urban C. Livengood
Dana W. Call
Jay D. Thomas
Gerald W. Simon
Richard P. _ Pflieger
Maurice B. Smith
Jackson E. Betts
Centennial
Bellevue
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
Norwalk Public Library
Thomas J. O'Donnell
Carl G. Hartman
Jefferson St. James
Glenn B. King
Lorain
King
Don Robertson
Norwalk Area
California
W. Main ST
Ral Cove
R & A Pastry Shop
E. Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
Huron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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