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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
7
New London plans a 615000 dollar bond issue on the November 3 ballot to acquire real estate, build, remodel, and equip school facilities. The 22 year bond would cost 29 cents per 100 dollars of valuation, funding elementary and high school improvements, site work, equipment, and razing an old elementary building.
Pvt Clayton J. Hill and Pvt Eric C. Albright completed recruit training on October 20 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island South Carolina. They underwent drill bayonet training and physical conditioning as part of the program.
Marie C. Roth of 57 Marshall St seeks Democratic nomination for Huron County treasurer arguing to end a long county office tenure and promise full time taxpayer service. Harold B. Collier seeks re election as Republican treasurer after six terms while pledging continued courteous, efficient service.
New London voters will decide in November on a .4 mill renewal and a .1 mill additional levy for recreation. The two year measure funds park upkeep including mowing grass painting shelter houses and maintaining tools and machinery.
Sen. Pierre Salinger introduces a Senate resolution to forbid broadcasting networks and news agencies from reporting computer estimates of vote counts while polling is underway. He argues it would prevent premature results from influencing voters. The move aims to preserve election integrity during ongoing balloting.
New London Township trustees urge voters to approve a 0.5 mill levy for five years to fund removal of the second story of the town hall at 10 S. Main St. The plan includes reroofing the first level and other repairs totaling about 17 424 dollars.
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