Norwalk Council Defers Passage of New City Code
Norwalk city council, uneasy about a three inch thick recodified code prepared by the Walter H. Crane Co. of Cleveland, votes first reading and delays final approval to a special meeting next Tuesday at 7 p.m. Council members request time to study the provisions, with city solicitor Frederick Waugh noting some new rules will be printed in legal notices. About 100 copies will be sold at $25 each after approval. recodification cost between $4,500 and $5,000.
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Norwalk Resident Appeals Junk Law Case to City Council
George Kirbawy of 27 Marion Drive challenged the city’s new junk ordinance after a neighbor filed a complaint over inoperative and unlicensed cars. He argued others were not punished and accused the city of trying to drive him out of business. The council declined to discuss the matter as Kirbawy awaits Mayor's Court action.
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Norwalk Council Battles Zoning Map Oversights Complaint
Norwalk City Council faced a complaint over alleged oversights in the new zoning map. Planning Commission member James Zuber said Zoning Inspector James Ferris must report findings on property reclassifications to determine if errors were intentional. The council may act after the commission reviews 1965 changes. one case involves 40 Cline Street, now residential.
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Zoning and Planning Commission
James Zuber
Planning Commission
James Ferris
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Jack Baker
Cline Street
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Pay Raises for City Employees Include New Police and Fire Rates
The new ordinance increases salaries across departments with chiefs earning up to 7 500 and patrolmen toping 6 500 while patrol and fire ranks see higher hourly rates. New classifications add a 300 uniform allowance for new firemen or policemen and regular positions receive updated pay scales.
September filings in Huron County court total 53 cases
Huron County Common Pleas Court saw fifty three cases filed in September. Sixteen were civil, nine divorce, and 28 criminal. Clerk’s fees reached 3321 dollars. BMV receipts 534 dollars, Taxation 25615, Wildlife 11. Eight passport applications issued.
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Tire Safety Week Proclaimed by Norwalk Mayor
Norwalk Mayor Harold E. Finch has declared the week of October 9 to 15 as Tire Safety Week, urging awareness of proper tire care. The proclamation emphasizes inspections, proper inflation, and tread checks to improve road safety.
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Ohio Lawmaker Harry Jump Receives Club Certificate
State Representative Harry V. Jump of Willard received a certificate of appreciation from the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Junior Clubwomen Division. The award, signed by Port Clinton Director Mrs. Robert E. Ernst, honors his courtesies and services to the organization and its civic efforts. Jump, a GOP State Senator nominee, helped obtain materials highlighting Ohio's growth for the national convention in St. Louis.
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Runaway Truck Kills 3 Near Owensville Ohio
A brake failure sent a truck down a hill on Ohio 222 killing three people near Owensville Clermont County. Victims Lamar Tatcliff Opal Tatcliff of Batavia and Samuel Buckhanna of Covington Ky died after the truck struck Buckhanna then hit the Ratcliff vehicle head on. The driver Thornton Freeman 21 of Salem Ill was at the wheel and the truck struck Buckhanna who was directing traffic during road resurfacing.
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Batavia
Samuel Buckhanna
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Thorton Freeman
Salem, Ill
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Ratcliff
Cadillac Eldorado 1967 Redesign Unveiled as Luxury Benchmark
The 1967 Cadillac lineup introduces the Fleetwood Eldorado as a premier personal car with a long hood bold roof line and dramatic rear design. It combines front wheel drive traction variable ratio power steering and automatic level control with spacious five passenger comfort and quiet Cadillac refinement. The new styling includes a forward sweeping grille and flowing side contour signaling the era’s ultimate luxury.
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