Monroeville Council Debates Income Tax and Appoints Chief
Monroeville council approves first reading of an income tax ordinance as a 5.4 mill operating levy remains contested in November. Mayor Bergman names David Williams police chief after probation, raising his salary. Council also backs Halloween programs and sets a October 9 meeting to hire a zoning inspector and appoint a zoning appeals board.
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Shelby’s
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David Williams
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Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
New London Council Subsidizes Sanitation, Readies Bids
The New London council used $4,000 from federal revenue sharing to subsidize the sanitation department amid a $32 deficit, delaying rate increases. Ordinances on an alley closure and a Birch Park Drive street light passed first readings. Bids will open Oct. 23 for a 1974 pickup truck for the sanitary sewer. Reservoir project bills total $22,000 with New London share $2,823 and state $19,892. Diesel fuel shortages delay site work. Miller Brothers handle earthwork with an 485 day completion window from Aug 22.
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Norwalk
County May Go To Court Over PERS
Huron County Commissioners may sue to challenge a $11 516 bill to the Public Employer Retirement System for back payments and accumulated interest from 1942 to 1950 highway department workers. Prosecutor William W. Owens urged legal action to limit county liability and avoid coercing retirees.
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Highway Department
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