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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
2
The New London Board of Education agreed to resubmit a three mill tax levy for operating expenses at a special election June 21. The motion by Edward O'Reilly and seconded by Charles Meyer passed unanimously.
The New London board of education voted to cancel the bus garage rental to save 1800 dollars annually plus some utilities. Buses will be serviced at Clark Brothers Garage and parked at the rear of the school. The board also rejected roof bids for Fitchville School and adopted cautious steps on staffing and levies.
A representative from Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc will tell Norwalk City Council that current gas rates end November 16. Local manager Charles Sneddon says a new ordinance is likely in coming months. He notes rates depend on a formula based on operating expenses and company seeks a four year agreement. Pvt David E Haines, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Haines, is serving in the U.S. Army at Ft Polk Louisiana with address listed.
City Council members and officials confirmed after a Monday night session that the 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew remains in effect though enforcement has been sporadic. About 45 citizens attended the meeting in council chambers with 10 to 12 standing.
Norwalk Mayor s Court dispositions list several defendants with fines bonds and jail terms. Names include Robert W Stower Judith Eastman Thomas McMahon D D Oney Vincent Lee Elmer Gibbs Richard Austin Elmer Gibbs and Thomas Young with offenses such as excessive noise speeding and assault in Norwalk and surrounding areas.
The Huron County Employer of the Year will be saluted at an Employer Appreciation Luncheon on May 20. Students from Huron County schools in Monroeville New London Norwalk and South Central picked the honoree for interest guidance and encouragement.
Huron County Treasurer Harold B. Collier says second half real estate taxes totaling 3 266 570 09 were mailed with 87 565 66 in special assessments. The 3 179 004 43 real estate charge covers June taxes and prior delinquencies. payments postmarked after May 16 require 8 cent postage.
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