Norwalk Firemen Face Vote Over 56 Hour Week Plan
Firemen in Ohio cities of Norwalk’s size average 56 hours weekly including sleep. A plan to cut Norwalk’s schedule from 63 to 56 hours heads to a final City Council vote Tuesday night. The Reflector compares area departments and salaries, noting Norwalk already pays higher wages and that many towns use 40 hour weeks or 24 hour on/off shifts.
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Ohio
Norwalk
Ohio Municipal League
Elmer McGuckin
Ohio General Assembly
Bellevue
Ashland
Bucyrus
Galion
Tiffin
Medina
Port Clinton
Vermilion
Gordon Grove
Grove
Fire Department
Police Department
Scholarship Drive Profits Hying for Tobias Ransom Storer
Less than 100 dollars have been given to the Tobias Ransom Storer memorial scholarship fund tied to Norwalk City Schools where Storer taught for over half a century. Robert Williams leads the drive and notes many friends and former students are unaware. Contributions may be sent to Wilbur Edwards at Huron County Bank or picked up by request. a 500 dollar minimum goal is set to fund needy students.
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Tobias Ransom Storer
Storer
Norwalk
Robert Williams
Williams
Wilbur Edwards
Huron County Bank
Money Request Denied for New London Recreation Funds
The Federal Land and Water Conservation Program request was denied for lack of funds. The village council reported the decision last week. the application will be reapplied after December 31 to the state Department of Natural Resources. If approved, it could have provided up to $20,000 for New London Reservoir phase one facilities.
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New London
Federal Land and Water Conservation Program
Village Council
State Department of Natural Resources
Want A Better Job Read The Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted
The Norwalk Reflector features a help wanted column offering local job leads and employment tips. It highlights various recruiter postings and advice for job seekers aiming for better roles in the area.
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Norwalk
Firelands Campus paper drive fundraiser set for November
The Student Advisory Board at Firelands Campus sponsors a paper drive from November 16 to 19 with a truck in the north parking lot to collect papers. Residents can call listed numbers in Milan Huron Norwalk Sandusky and Bellevue areas for pickup.
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Firelands
Milan
Dick Smith
Huron
Greg Roth
Norwalk
Linda Arlin Sandusky
Nancy Keane
Robert Feltner
Jacquie Senn
Sears Recalls Six Portable Dishwashers For Potential Shock Hazard
Sears Roebuck and Co. seeks owners of six portable dishwasher models Nos. 587.720210 to 587.720411 due to a possible defect that may pinch timer wires and shock if not grounded. About 65,000 units made since April 1972. no injuries reported. Customers should unplug units and bring to Sears at 38 W Main St for inspection. case reported to the Consumer Products Safety Commission.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
Dale Marker
Consumer Products Safety Commission
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Vernon Green
East Main Street
Frank Bennett
Clyde
Exie Ashburn
State Department of Special Education
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Norwalk High School
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Lawrence L. Hagenbaugh
Doylestown
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Theodore Wilson
Huron County Board of Health
Eh Ee
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ABC
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Dacron
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