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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1973
Page
4
An editorial warns Norwalk city leaders risk a major error by moving toward garbage collection. The Nov. 6 council vote approved advertising for equipment and second reading is set for Nov. 20. Critics note no contract exists despite a best bidder for equipment.
A Norwalk reader defends Austin Shadle against alleged demotion, cites his long service with Kiwanis and community programs, and questions a 31 percent salary cut while another raise occurred. The letter warns policy may drive away dedicated workers and affect local youth programs.
The Reflector argues Norwalk should not rush into municipal garbage collection. It urges the council to set a clear yardstick for service, consider private haulers with municipal supervision, publish price lists, and ensure fair competition rather than mere city takeover.
A TV listings page shows the 9:00 p.m. film Cotton Comes to Harlem starring Godfrey Cambridge and Judy Pace followed by All the Fine Young Cannibals with Susan Kohner and Pearl Bailey and The Impossible Years with David Niven and Lola Albright. The schedule includes news, game shows, and late-night programs throughout the evening.
A public appeal asks Councilman Jim Smith to disqualify himself from Tuesday nights council vote on municipal garbage collection. The letter cites a relative employed by Yeager's Sanitation Service and questions Smiths impartiality given his tenure and past efforts to overturn a prior municipal waste plan.
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