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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1971
Page
7
Milan Council passes resolution opposing Gov Gilligan and House Bill 477 proposing a state income tax. They demand that municipalities receive half of tax proceeds and oppose local tax rate repeal. The clerk to send copies to Gov Gilligan State Rep Swanbeck and State Sen Corts.
The Huron County Health Department and the county Veterinary Medical Association will run seven rabies immunization clinics in Huron County this month. First clinics Sunday 12 to 4 at multiple sites. May 23 vaccinations at Monroeville Public School Willard K and H Shopping Center New London Recreation Park Wakeman Elementary annex. Fees of 3 dollars per pet.
Milan residents told not to ask the fire department to fill pools this summer. Fire Chief Charles Fisher noted the issue at Council Tuesday night and urged residents to contact the Board of Public Affairs or use water taps. Two men, Adrian Hall and Talmadge Roberts, pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Common Pleas Court. Hall, 33, and Roberts, 44, were fined $200 plus costs, jailed three days, and had licenses suspended 30 days. In Columbus, Gov. Gilligan will outline tax reform and economic plans in Chicago May 17, followed by sessions with 160 Ohio-linked industries.
The Reflector report notes a national uptick in per capita smoking after a four year decline, with 6 031 000 packs sold in Huron County last year, about 195 packs per adult over 18, and a county spending of roughly 2 298 000 dollars. The piece cites broader trends including higher consumer costs and gender differences in quitting.
Ohio House Speaker Kurfess will visit an open house hosted by Mrs. Ethel Swanbeck for Republican Women of Huron and Erie Counties. The event at 304 Center St runs 1 to 4 30 p m with Kurfess answering questions on Gov Gilligans tax program.
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