Norwalk Council Approves $50,000 Pay Raise On Second Vote
Norwalk officials pass a 20 percent across the board pay raise for June 1 after a second vote, with Councilman Russell Cunningham switching to yes while Richard Cunningham voted no. The meeting also approved sidewalk funding, a water survey, zoning changes, and driveways expansion.
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Russell Cunningham
Richard Cunningham
Across the Board
West Washington Street
Alden E. Stilson
Niarchos edges Onassis in Greek bid for $500 million project
Shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos stormed back to top Onassis by bidding $500 million for a vast Greek scheme including an oil refinery and aluminum complex. He offered a $150 million loan and a $20 million deposit, challenging the government to reopen bidding as officials signaled new proposals may be invited.
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Athens
API
Aristotle Onassis
Stavros Niarchos
Niarchos
Onassis
Golden Greek
John F. Kennedy
Skorpios
Nickolas Makerezos
Bikeways Discussed in Huron County Courthouse Meeting
Huron County commissioners support establishing bikeways through the efforts of Mrs. Stephen Hall and the HURBOT Recreation Club. Plans for proposed routes will be studied at a June 4 meeting at the courthouse, with Norwalk Memorial Park and other areas also under consideration. A bike ride organized by Mrs. Hall is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. starting at the Farm Bureau on Old State Road to Milan Town Square.
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Huron County
Stephen Hall
Hurbot Recreation Club
Norwalk’s Memorial Park
Farm Bureau
Old State Road
Milan Town Square
Norwalk Council Chairs All Seven Filled After Resignations
Norwalk City Council finally had all seven chairs filled on Tuesday as Lawrence Bresson was sworn in to the first ward seat following Louis Nardecchia’s resignation. The meeting featured cable franchise pitches from Hiltz and Wiedemann for Norwalk CATV, a strong push for a public address system, and resident questions on zoning and urban issues.
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Jack Brown
Norwalk
Louis Nardecchia
First Ward
Lawrence Bresson
Harold Finch
Bresson
Hiltz and Wiedemann
CATV
Indiana
William Mount
Mount
G. Thomas Hutton
Joe Vattorella
West Main Street
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Quick sale ad invites buyers for sporting goods with contact number 662 4241. This small classified item emphasizes fast turnover and direct dialing to arrange purchase. The notice uses a terse promotional tone typical of local classifieds.
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Dial
Ag Program Limitation Proposal Gains Fresh Push
Rep Paul Findley outlines a plan to cap annual direct payments to farmers at 20000 dollars. He cites 1967 data showing 161? farms received 518.5 million across federal programs and notes previous House approval but Senate rejection.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Findley
R-Nt
Findley
Illinois Republican
House
Senate
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Frederick Waugh
Norwalk Service
Bache, Furey, and Myers, Inc
Mack Insurance and Real Estate
Battles Insurance Agency
Electric Fund
The
Charles Hipp
Larry Figley
Austin Shadle
John Borgia
Frankfurt
Germany
Norwalk Council
William Twitchell
Williams
Nick Naszodian, Jr
Parsons
William C. Saladin, Jr
Saladin
G. Ira Leidorff
Paul Smith
West Washington
Liedorff
Columbus
Metropolitan Housing Authority
John R. Gerken, Jr
Mayor
Committee of Human Relations
Finch
Cliff Robertson
Charloine
Claire Bloom
Technicolor
Techmiscope
Cinerama Releasing Corporation
Main ST
Vicky Vai
Vicky Vaughn
Vicky
Vicky Petite
E. Main ST
Harvey
Elwood P. Dowd
Milan Town Hall
Royal Buffet
THURS
Kiddieland
Funway
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