Milan Adopts Sunshine Law Rules Ahead of Swearings
Milan Council enacted sunshine law measures to publish and post a meeting calendar and notify media of emergencies. Mayor-elect Bickley backs the framework as Leveritt opposes pre-swearing adoption. A storm sewer contract to A J Riley Co for 30875 dollars and a 4 mill tax increase were approved. swearing in is set for December 9.
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Milan
Lee McDermond
McDermond
Edward Leveritt
Leveritt
Robert Bickley
A.J. Riley Co
Norwalk
Broad Street
Edison Drive
Wilcoxin Avenue
Bickley
Richard Young
Bumper Beat: First Snow Impacts Area Traffic
The Norwalk State Patrol reports three separate crashes this week. Jacalyn Longden 16 of Greenwich was cited for failing to stop after sliding through an intersection and injuring two passengers who refused treatment. Dennis Schafer 19 of Monroeville drove onto Ohio 18 and collided with a car. Michael Myers 17 of Monroeville rear ended another car at East Main Street after turning onto Fast Main Street.
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Norwalk
Jacalyn Longden
Greenwich
Plymouth East Rd
Rome Greenwich Rd
Miss Longden
Janet Jackson
Emma Watson
Savannah
Ohio 18
Old State Road
Dennis L. Schafer
Monroeville
Karen A. Wise
N. Garden St
Main Street
Michael R. Myers
Linwood Avenue
East Main Street
Lawrence H. Ross
Franklin St
Open Meeting Policy Is Set
Edison Board of Education approved regulations to comply with the sunshine law. Voters must receive notification via self addressed stamped envelopes for regular meetings, while the press gets notices by mail with no envelopes. Supt. Lindecamp warned a fee may be charged if requests overwhelm staff. Executive sessions remain legal on personnel and wage talks. The board worried social gatherings could trigger meetings in a small community.
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Milan
Edison Board of Education
Charles Lindecamp
Council Approves New Gas Rate Contract in Norwalk
Norwalk City Council gave first reading to a Columbia Gas of Ohio contract that increases 1976 1977 bills about 3.4 percent for the average user while guaranteeing the company a 7.42 percent profit. Mayor Goodsite and Columbia manager Sneddon negotiated the deal.
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Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Norwalk
William Markel
Fourth Ward
Columbia Gas
Charles Sneddon
Wayne Goodsite
Sneddon
Board Stands by Norwalk Police Sergeant Promotions
The Norwalk Civil Service Commission refuses to reschedule a police sergeant promotional exam unless ordered by a court. They will rely on the Sept 29 test that promoted Patrolmen John Short and William Meese, amid protests by Larry Naylor James Files and Gregg Mehling over no efficiency merit points. Attorneys discuss potential lawsuits while questions linger about passing grades and how scores, seniority and merit points were applied.
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Norwalk Civil Service Commission
Eugene Mack
John Short
William Meese
Mack
Larry Naylor
James Files
Gregg Mehling
Columbus
Commission
Ronald Freeman
Meese
Norwalk
Community Thanksgiving Eve Service Planned in Local Towns
Tonight at 7 30 p m Collins United Methodist Church hosts a Community Thanksgiving Eve Service. The Rev Eugene Booker pastor of Clarksfield United Methodist Church will deliver a sermon titled God Crowns the Earth.
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Clarksfield
Collins
Wakeman
Hartland
West Hartland
Collins United Methodist Church
Eugene Booker
Clarksfield United Methodist Church
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