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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1970

Page

2

Milan Council Chafes at Nine Dollar Landfill Fee

Milan officials protested an annual nine dollar charge added to the Erie County tax duplicate to fund the county landfill on Hoover Road. The fee applies to all property owners, regardless of landfill use, while per trip dumping remains free within the district.

Milan Glenn Rockwell Erie County John Savord Rockwell Hoover Road Milan Township Liberty and Church Streets North Central Development Corp Gene Haynes Joe Stiert North Central Huron Street

Norwalk Board Hires Five More Teachers and Staff

Norwalk School Board approved five new teachers Karen Serenchy John Hopkins Sharon Turini Ralph Vogel and Ruth Woodley for the 1970 school year. It also issued one year contracts to seven teachers on temporary certificates and added 28 substitutes. Athletic directors and coaches were named, with multiple assistants and other staff assignments.

Norwalk Board of Education Karen Serenchy John Hopkins Sharon Turini Ralph Vogel Ruth Woodley Eleanor Sharick Thelma Toby Eleanor Tucker Gertrude White Sharon Woodruff Diane DeMaria Alice Linn Clarice Brown Elizabeth Moore Jean Salo Jean Jones Howard Hershey Leonard Hardman Jerry Emmons Sam Cessna James Justice Robert Gullett Alan Pleasnick Hardman Dave Battles Kenneth Woodruff Hershey John Bersche Robert Knoll Bersche Gullett James Burkhart van Ramsey Glenn Bitner J.L. Mougey Jack Carstensen Linda McDaniel Robert Taylor Taylor

Elevator break-in nets tools and cigarettes at Collins Elevator

A Tuesday night break-in at Collins Elevator Co. resulted in the theft of sixty dollars in tools and a large quantity of cigarettes. Deputy Don Warner saw the back door forced open and the sheriff’s department was notified at 10 45 p.m. Investigators continue to probe the incident. CENTERVILLE Ohio UPI Dennis Krimm 26 Vandalia electrocuted touching a 12 000 volt line while installing a transformer for Dayton Power and Light Co.

Collins Elevator Co Collins Don Warner Sheriff's Department Centerville Ohio UPI Dennis Krimm Vandalia Dayton Power and Light Co

Gilligan Aide to Speak at Democratic Committees

John McDonald campaign manager for gubernatorial candidate John Gilligan will address the Democratic Central and Executive Committees. He is minority floor leader in the state House. Meeting rescheduled to 8:15 Thursday. Firelands Democratic Women's Club will join.

John McDonald John Gilligan Democratic Central and Executive Committees McDonald State House of Representatives The Firelands Democratic Women’s Club

Mayor Reaffirms Support for Power Chief Davis

City officials rejected a proposal to fire Water and Light Plant Supt. Donald Davis during a closed Tuesday night meeting. Mayor Harold Finch declined to comment beyond noting focus on the power situation. Rumors of Davis’s dismissal had circulated for days, with Service Director William Mount saying he would act if such a move occurred.

Donald Davis Reflector Harold Finch Davis Finch William Mount The Mount

Milan Village to Put Two Levies on November Ballot

Milan Council votes to place two renewal levies on the November ballot both affecting general operating expenses. One issue combines 2.25 mills plus 1.25 for operations. the second is 0.5 mill for the free fund, reduced from 0.75 mill. Net village tax rise is 1 mill if approved.

Milan Ed Leveritt Leveritt John Savard Council Savord

Hakes Favors Keeping Plant In Norwalk

Norwalk Councilman Allen Hakes says he leans toward keeping the municipal power plant citing recent investments. He notes a four to two council vote on retaining the electrical system and argues the offered $5.8 million from Ohio Edison is too low, preferring at least $7 million based on a earnings formula.

Norwalk Allen Hakes Hakes George Raike Ohio Edison Co

Greenwich Man Cited In Crash

A Greenwich man Michael E. Murray aged 26 was charged with drunken driving and leaving the scene after his southbound car on US 250 near Norwalk struck Léonard A. Puder 17 as he attempted a turn from a private drive. No injuries were reported. Murray was cited for excessive speed.

Greenwich State Highway Patrol Michael E. Murray Murray Norwalk Leonard A. Puder Berlin Heights Leon J. Pinvidic Mr. Vernon Alice W. Charles Wayland Charles Pinvidic Alice Charles Eric A. Freiheit Mansfield Freiheit

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