Housing survey delay after anti poverty worker remarks
Huron County commissioners postponed action on a housing survey after Rev. George Hayduk claimed conditions in Norwalk and the county breed despair and free speech is stifled. The delay seeks time to digest the section titled Social Poverty Problems, tied to a federal funds application for a Norwalk neighborhood center.
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Norwalk
Huron County
George Hayduk
State Housing Board
Jere M. Hinton
Visnapuu and Gaede
Hinton
Board of Commissioners
Arthur Herner
Reflector
Donald Robertson
Arthur Leak
Housing Board
Herner
Hayduk
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Steel Haulers Reject Mediation Proposal In Strike
Pittsburgh based union spokesman rejected a mediation panel settlement as unacceptable. The change reverses last week's events when haulers accepted a proposal that trucking firms had rejected. The new plan, drawn by a seven state panel, would please companies but not drivers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
School Open House Schedule For Norwalk Schools
The Norwalk City Schools begin seven open houses starting tonight at Benedict School. Parents meet at 7 30 p m to visit teachers and hear Supt Albion Gotass speak. Open houses continue 7 30 p m Thursday at Bronson and Monday at Pleasant with short sessions and 8 p m general meetings followed by refreshments.
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Norwalk
Benedict School
Benedict
Albion Gotass
Bronson
Pleasant
William Conway
Supt
Gotaas
League
Norwalk High
Maplehurst
Norwalk Junior High School
Priest Will Speak At Safety Banquet
The Rev. Richard J. Connelly will address the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce annual Industrial Safety Banquet at 6 30 p m at Ellis Country Club. He serves as Ohio Chaplain of Fraternal and Service Organizations and has 21 years with the Cleveland Browns. He earned bronze and silver stars for WWII service.
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Richard J. Connelly
Cleveland Browns
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Huron County Industrial Safety Council
Division of Safety and Hygiene Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ellis Country Club
Father Connelly
Newark
Sam Colman
Washington Court House
Ohio
The
Elks
University of Dayton
Saintersity of Dayton
Saint Joseph's College
Indi
Weather and life events from locals
High today in the 60s and a low in the 50s and low 60s with easterly winds. Monday temperatures 57 to 74 with humidity swings and a 24 hour precipitation total of 0.51 inch. Births include five families in New London Willard Monroeville Attica and Norwalk. Marriage license applicants list three couples. Deaths note Ralph Detro and Frances Mae Barnhart.
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Lake Erie
Ralph Detro
New York
Frances Mae Barnhart
Jefferson St
Driver Trapped In Cab After 2 Hour Rescue
A Norwalk truck driver, Frank Keil, 42, was trapped for about two and a half hours when his tractor trailer carrying 39,000 pounds of scrap steel jackknifed and toppled into a ditch at Ohio 601. Fire and police freed him as wreckers kept the rig upright. he suffered fractures and was treated with morphine, listed in good condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Traffic delayed as crews cleared the site and power outages affected the northwest side due to a fallen limb from the day’s storm.
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Detroit
Here
Frank Keil
Norwalk Truck Lines
Ohio
Keil
Clarence Arnold
John Blackwood
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Bypass Opening Set Six Weeks Ahead on Route 20
Traffic should move on the Route 20 bypass in about six weeks, says project superintendent Harold Myer. Crews poured the 24 foot main line pavement and started approaches, with blacktop for sidings following. The Route 18 interchange will stay graded until about next April, and bids for the overpass are to be awarded April 2 with completion late next fall.
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Route 20
Harold Myer
Myer
State Highway Department
Norwalk Seeks Federal Aid for Sewage Plant Upgrade
Norwalk has requested 150000 dollars in federal aid to fund a third stage sewage treatment facility costing about 475000. City officials will discuss the federal response with the Sewage Committee before the City Council meeting. The Ohio Health Department awarded the priority ranking, placing Norwalk 30th among 51 Ohio cities seeking aid.
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Norwalk
City Council
Price
Ohio Department of Health
Department of Health
Ohio
PUCO evasive on rail protest in Norwalk
Norwalk city officials attack the Public Utilities Commission for not answering complaints about Norfolk and Western and New York Central rail lines. Traffic blockages persist and weeds along right of way are deemed negligent, officials say.
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Norwalk
Morley Price
Price
Public Utilities Commission
Frederick Waugh
Norfolk & Western Railway
New York Central
Federal Aid Hard To Get for Willard Water Plan
Willard council members learned from City Manager Keith Armstrong that federal funds for the water program would be hard to obtain. Armstrong, in Chicago to file for HUD aid, was told federal money was scarce at present. The meeting also considered banning bicycle riding in the downtown business district and a potential bicycle licensing plan. An ordinance was approved renaming Fort Ball Road near Zick Road.
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Willard
Keith Armstrong
Willard Council
Chicago
Office of Housing and Urban Development
Armstrong
Fort Ball Road
Zick Road
Crash Capsize At Whittlesey League Intersection
A two car crash in a rain storm knocked out the Whittlesey League Street traffic light for over nine hours. Bobby G. Hunter 25 of Whittlesey Ave treated for a scalp injury at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. William Griffin 40 of Vermilion cited for failing to yield and signed a $15 court waiver. A second collision occurred on Old State Road when Donald D Walters 31 Sandusky reported frozen brakes as his semitrailer rolled back into a pickup driven by Thomas D Tomlinson 19 Wakeman.
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Whittlesey-League Street
Bobby G. Hunter
Whittlesey Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William Griffin
Vermilion
League Street
Whittlesey
Hunter
Griffin
Old State Road
Route 18
Donald D. Walters
Sandusky
Thomas D. Tomlinson
Wakeman
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