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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1970
Page
4
Norwalk auditor Charles Hipp says the electric generating plant can be run more efficiently and questions ongoing costs and overstaffing. He argues the city should defeat the sale initiative, keep potential revenue from distribution, and consider buying power wholesale if cheaper, while seeking improved management and cost controls.
The Olena-A youth group installed officers led by Rev. David Roudabush at Olena Presbyterian Church. Carol Coy was named president with Bill Balduff as vice president Barb Biggs treasurer Hollie Hite assistant treasurer and Barb Hiedl assistant. Team captains are Sandy Coy and Marcia Hiedl. Meetings run Sundays 6 15 to 7 15 p.m. alternating hosts each two weeks. A hay ride is planned for Saturday night starting at 6 30 p.m. at Debbie Knight’s home.
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Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University will begin registration for winter quarter classes on November 17. Over one hundred courses from thirty university departments are scheduled for the term.
Broadening its constitution the American Lutheran Church approves cooperation with other Christian groups to fund social welfare programs and facilities for the underprivileged. Dr. Jorge Lara-Brand warns Mexican Americans face severe educational and economic disparities. Indian concerns are urged with an upcoming "Indian concern Sunday" pledge drive. Firelands enrollment opens with Nov 17 registration and advisor sessions ahead of winter term starting Jan 4.
Local readers are urged to use the daily classified section to cut shopping time and costs. The note promotes quick deals and efficient errands for busy households.
Yankee Dixie Power Inc a new non profit wholesale power system founded in 1965 eyes 22 state coverage from Maine to Florida and west to the Mississippi It has no generating facilities yet but has orders and pending regulatory approvals Members fund engineering with fees from 100 to 500 dollars and Norwalk Orrville and Winchester are cited as participants with Norwalk officials evaluating potential membership A teaching tool generating facilities could be useful though not intended to replace existing plants
Attorney General John N. Mitchell will convene a meeting Friday with senior law enforcement leaders from 13 cities and states to discuss handling terrorist bombings and attacks on police officers following an invitation issued earlier this month at an International Association of Chiefs of Police address.
Norwalk officials face a voters choice on the future of the municipal electrical system. Options include full expansion of generating and distribution facilities or maintaining generation while buying wholesale power and possibly selling the system. The Raike report cites high upgrade costs and new units, with debate over keeping the system or shifting to a supplier such as Yankee Dixie Power.
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