Intruders Tangle in Norwalk School Office Break‑in
Panic and frantic escapes unfolded at the Norwalk City School Administration Building after a break‑in. Investigators noted a broken door lock, missing ceiling panels, footprints on a desk, and a daring escape through a wall and ceiling as intruders fled empty handed.
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Milan Council Finances Sewer Plant With Bond Issue
Milan council approves 125000 dollar bond sale to fund a sewer plant with a 20 year payoff. After the meeting six councilmen and the mayor rolled up sleeves to move the council table and lay the floor themselves as part of a cost saving project.
Interest in EHOVE Vocational School Surges Among Freshmen
Nearly 65 percent of EHOVE district freshmen and sophomores expressed interest in vocational training in a survey of 2,839 students. 1,843 showed interest, with 17.6 percent seeking only vocational training and 29.9 percent favoring vocational work plus non college paths after high school.
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Creighton Christ
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Carl Gorman
Milan approves 125000 loan for sewage plant
The Milan village council approved selling 125000 in notes to finance a secondary sewage treatment plant with a tentative May 1, 1968 sale date. Bonds would be offered to Rye and Sutherland of Toledo, aided by a $32000 government grant and Squire, Sanders, and Dempsey.
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