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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1970
Page
2
A compact personal amplifier named MINI AMP promises hearing all sounds from radio and TV without a hearing aid. It requires no fitting and is factory direct ready to use at $39.95 with a money back guarantee. Free brochure requests are addressed to VANCO Dept T-2 Clearwater FL 33518.
The Ohio state contract for a New London reservoir has been received by the Board of Public Affairs. BPA chairman Duane Edwards says council will discuss it in coming weeks. A Burgess and WNiple Engineers report on treatment for the reservoir water is awaited. The EPA approved a $15,111 payment for sanitary storm sewer cleaning completed after last July’s flood.
Classified ad notes surplus furniture available for cash with a phone number 662-4241 to call today.
The publication lists subscription terms for carriers and mail across Norwalk and surrounding towns. Rates include 55 per week by carrier, 21 per year or 28.60 per year by mail, with advance payment required and regional variations for Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas.
The Health Board orders owners to fix or remove dilapidated buildings within 30 days, naming W L Mead Lyle Christie Randall Herner and Dan Ransberger in North Fairfield and Norwalk. Hearings will follow if no improvement, while other cleanup agreements and staff changes are noted and hospital maternity licenses are renewed.
Washington leaders weigh repeal of a long standing kite flying ban. House Democratic Leader Carl B Albert notes the old law may no longer justify its existence as Monday's agenda includes a repeal bill.
Monroeville council enacted four emergency ordinances awarding contracts for a 3/4 ton truck with utility body to Midway Inc for 3229 dollars, sewer plant expansion to Roth Construction for 99209 dollars, sewer line expansion to R and W Construction for 137692.75 dollars, and sanitary sewer lines to Russell L Edgington Excavating for 32972 dollars.
The Catholic Chronicle provides ratings for films including True Grit F and Midnight Cowboy A. The system uses G for General audiences M for Mature audiences R for restricted and X for under 18 not admitted.
Gene Slagle an auctioneer from Galion defeated incumbent Democratic state committeeman George Mattey of Huron by 8965 to 6563 in Tuesday’s election. R Hollis Matherly of Bellevue placed third with 3804. Slagle will represent the Eighth Congressional District including Huron Erie Crawford Wyandot Hancock Seneca and part of Richland County. He is a former state legislator who has served on platform committees at recent state party conventions.
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