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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1973
Page
3
Voters will decide a 4.7 mill bond to fund a 26 000 square foot elementary building on the present high school site. The 16 classroom facility would consolidate grades K through 5, funded over 21 years starting at 6.7 mills then averaging 4.7 mills. Homeowners would pay about 56 annually, with completion slated for September 1975 if approved.
Akron man Ray Daniels age 49 suffered a lower leg gunshot wound in a raccoon hunting accident northeast of Norwalk at 8 30 p m Friday. He had placed a loaded single barrel 22 gauge shotgun on the ground after firing a raccoon when a hunting dog ran across the gun causing it to discharge. He was taken by ambulance to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk and later transferred to Barberton hospital.
A 1.75 mill levy appears on Western Reserve Local School District ballots Tuesday. If approved it would raise about 378000 for six new classrooms a band and chorus room and library and guidance remodeling at the middle and high schools to relieve seventh and eighth grade crowding and bring facilities to state standards. A $30 000 home at 40 percent county rate would pay about 21 more yearly over 21 years.
The nine tenths of a mill levy for the Norwalk Police Department will be on the ballot Tuesday. Finance Director Douglas Colvin says the levy will raise about $24000 for salaries and the rest funds fringe benefits vehicle maintenance and other department expenses.
Robert Gutierrez, 27, of Woodhaven Michigan, sat out a 250 dollar fine for possession of marijuana at the Huron County Jail. He was arrested Wednesday at Mason's Discount Department Store in Norwalk after police staked out the lot following a report of a man offering a color television for 75 dollars. Marijuana cigarette butts were found in his car. Gutierrez pled guilty in Huron County Court and was fined 250 dollars with a 10 day jail sentence suspended if the fine and costs are paid.
In Willard voters in the first and third wards choose councilmen on November 6. First ward contenders are Larry E. Long a 23 year old high school teacher, and Stephen R. Young a 20 year old custodian and journalist. Third ward candidates are William Burge a 39 year old computer services manager and James M. Jump a 50 year old Chamber of Commerce vice president.
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