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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
2
The Norwalk Republican Club invites residents to a 7 30 p m meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Seminary Street to learn how to enter the city primaries. Club President Domenic Coletta says volunteers will assist interested candidates with questions and the process.
Huron County Commissioners allocate 1428 toward a closed circuit TV system to monitor jail cells and courthouse exteriors. The sheriff seeks a Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grant covering 75 percent of a 10510 project with county and justice funds providing the rest and planning five indoor cameras two outdoor oscillating units plus portable camera monitor and eight jail desk monitors.
Norwalk and Fitchville plan votes on revived zoning code after the measure failed 372 to 138 last fall. The board cites shifted township sentiment while Norwalk, among four county townships never zoned, weighs next steps. The commission’s move may surprise some residents.
A flurry of local incidents includes a 54 year old flagman hit on US 20 near Norwalk and multiple Ohio 103 and 99 crashes with injuries. Zoning debate in Norwalk Township surfaces at a public meeting with opponents voicing caution and supporters urging study and ballot questions.
James D Files is sworn in as the new Norwalk city policeman at 1 p m Thursday and is slated to begin work on June 4 Mayor Wayne Goodsite notes Files formerly served with Sandusky Police Department and already has required training avoiding further schooling.
A Willard man, Rudolph G. Schwank, 62, was injured with forehead and knee cuts when his pickup hit a utility pole on U.S. 20 east of Wakeman after apparently dozing at the wheel. He did not seek treatment. The crash remains under patrol investigation. Dean A. Watkins, 21, of Collins, was charged with drunken driving after another Monday crash on Laylin Road near Norwalk, when his car rolled into a ditch and struck a utility pole.
The Fitchville Township Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing tonight at 8 in the Fitchville Grange Hall to acquaint residents with a proposed zoning resolution. Copies of the resolution will be distributed and commissioners will discuss it with attendees.
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