Norwalk Planning Board Denies Mobile Home Replacement
Mrs. Donald Knight wife of a Bronson Township official faced the Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission after it rejected her request to replace two mobile homes at 68 Jefferson St with newer models. The board ruled non conforming use and park-only replacement rules prevent improvements exceeding 50 percent of value. Knight said she is shocked and may take the matter to court.
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Bronson Township
Norwalk
Norwalk Commission
Knight
Lawrence Bresson
Frederick Waugh
Subdivision Ordinance Passes on Third Reading
Monroeville village council approved on third reading a subdivision and allotment ordinance for annexation. Norwalk attorney Fred Waugh notified that Peter and Mary Smith seek to annex 22.16 acres on River Road near Knob Hill. Council accepted the resignation of councilman Brian Cohahan who moved to Milan.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Fred Waugh
Peter and
Mary Smith
River Road
Knob Hill
Brian Colahan
Cohahan
Milan
Norwalk Prepares for Voltage Upgrade as Ohio Edison Switch Looms
Norwalk officials outline preparations for Ohio Edison to raise voltage from 34 500 to 69 000 volts. A North West Street substation is ready to operate within hours of notice. Estimated city cost for system improvements is about 105 000.
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Norwalk
Ohio Edison Co
Herbert Krogh
North West Street
Krogh
Ohio Edison
Myron Gerber
Council
Walter and
Irene Bishop
James Johnson
U.S
Town Hall
Roesch Office Supply
Sandusky
Markets Cleveland Livestock Auction Day Report
Cattle with 200 head estimated and market steady. Prime steers 34.75 to 35.25, choice 33.25 to 34.50, cows 18 to 23, calves 45 to 52, hogs 20 to 20.50 for 200-220 pounds, and sheep and lambs 25 to 26 for prime lambs with slower trade and some declines.
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Cleveland
UPI
Hashish and Opium Found Hidden in Barbecued Chicken
In Ramle Israel police found three ounces of hashish and a small amount of opium concealed inside a barbecued chicken brought to a jail by an inmate.
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Ramle
Israel
UPI
Milan Considers One Percent Town Income Tax
Milan may adopt a one percent income tax to fund village operating expenses. An ordinance was introduced, with a third reading planned. it could take effect by early 1972. The council also discussed an architectural review board to preserve the village’s charm amid recent changes.
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Milan
J. Emerson Davis
Youngstown
John Phefferle
Milan’s
Robert Bickley
Bickley
Main Street
Phefferle
Dorr Chevrolet
Kopacs and Son
Wakeman
Vaughn Wolverton
Robert Koch
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio, Inc
Drink Tips End in Minor Car Crash on Milan Avenue
David F. Paullin of 230 Whittlesey Ave. tried to balance a soft drink while driving south on Milan Avenue and rear ended Mrs. Charles J. Rion of 190 Scottwood Dr. Both cars, owned by Clayton Paullin of New London and involved in a second collision near 41 E. Main St., had minor damage. In a separate incident, Therell L. Sipe pulled from a parking space into the path of Jackson C. Ellis near Norwalk causing a sideswipe injury.
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David F. Paullin
Whittlesey Ave
Milan Avenue
Charles J. Rion
Scottwood
Therell L. Sipe
Jackson C. Ellis
Norwalk
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WIGGS
Mr. Wiggs
U.S. 250
U.S. 20
Norwalk Planning Board
Waugh
Baker
Robert Eckstein
Willard
U.S. Supreme Court
State Liquor Department
R. Harold Emmons
Monroe Street
Kenneth Salisbury
Thomas Bergman
Donald W. Wiper, Jr
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
North Star Council of Governments
Dial
Fessenden’s Bank Americard
E. Main St
Norwalk, O
Milan Council
Carl Brunow
Milan Manor
Glenn Rockwell
WATCH
Inspirational Store
Fabric Post
Whittlesey
Ashnon
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