Norwalk considers income tax hike and street projects
Norwalk City Council will vote on raising the city income tax to 0.75 percent starting July 1 1977 and approve a broad resurfacing plan. The agenda also includes a 16 inch water line along Gallup and Old State Road to serve a housing subdivision with Rench paying part of the cost.
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Gallup Road
Old State Road
Richard Each
Wayne Goodsite
Rench
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
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Cleveland Road
Townsend Avenue
Edison Drama Boosters to Honor Club Members Monday
Milan Edison drama group members will be recognized at a 6 30 p m dinner next Monday. The event covers meat rolls and beverages for two dollars per family, while other food is pot luck. Reservations are due Tuesday at the school office. Rex Stanforth is advisor and Mrs Betty Boegli is club president.
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Milan
Edison Drama Boosters
Edison Drama Club
Rex Stanforth
Betty Boegli
Grants total 19000 for Erie County crime control
Three state and federal grants approved by the North Star Council of Governments allocate 10556 for a burglary and larceny focused crime reduction unit 5278 for a youth delinquency prevention program and 3167 to continue a probation officer position in Erie County.
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Erie County
North Star Council of Governments
Plymouth Shiloh Boosters Club Street Fair Sets June Dates
Plymouth Shiloh Boosters Club will host a five day street fair in Plymouth from June 7 to 11 to fund the school athletic program. Advance carnival tickets offer $3 value for a $2 price, available at local businesses. A drawing at 5 p.m. on June 11 will award two bicycles to winners.
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Lefty Grove Week Proclaimed in Norwalk
Mayor Wayne Goodsite proclaims a Lefty Grove Week in Norwalk. The Lefty Grove Baseball League will sell shampoo door to door during the week to raise funds for a storage shed and to cover equipment uniforms and insurance costs.
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Wayne Goodsite
Lefty Grove
Norwalk
Lefty Grove Baseball League
Electronic gear stolen from three cars over weekend
Police report three cars were robbed of electronics over the weekend. Robert Abel of 85 East Main Street said a citizen band radio valued at 90 dollars was taken from his unlocked jeep while he delivered groceries. Clinton Yates of 33 West Seminary Street reported an eight track tape player worth 64 dollars stolen from his unlocked car and another from a visitor's car.
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Robert Abel
Collins
E. Main St
Abel
Clinton L. Yates
W. Seminary St
Yates
Threatens Policeman Leads to Aggravated Menacing Arrest
Douglas A. Shupe, 34, of 27 H Bouscau Ave, was arrested for aggravated menacing after allegedly threatening a policeman twice at the Norwalk North Apartments. He was jailed, released on personal recognizance, and later claimed to have cut his head falling on a toilet in his cell. The incident involved intoxicated driving and swearing at women.
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Douglas A. Shupe
Bouscau Ave
Norwalk North
Shupe
Grads Told To Ellbows Through Commencement At Miami
At Millett Hall Miami University graduation James B. Reston said commencement addresses are old fashioned and aimed to calm graduates while seniors resist stepping aside. He warned graduates they will elbow current leaders aside to take over and keep moving forward.
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Oxford, Ohio
UPI
Miami University
James B. Reston
Millett Hall
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