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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
4
A northside woman jailed for unpaid fine reports stolen items from her apartment while in custody at Huron County Jail. Missing are a stereo a tape player and two tapes valued about 218 dollars. The theft occurred during her detention at Norwalk Mayor's Court.
Classified ad seeks dependable tenants advertised by NORV and ALK Reflector. listings invite applicants to contact the agency for housing options. details focus on reliability and stable occupancy. potential renters encouraged to inquire for available units and terms.
The Planning Commission in New London reviewed a proposed zoning code. It outlines three classes residential commercial and industrial. Industrial areas would run north of Washburn Street and along South Railroad Street. The plan also covers mobile homes setbacks lot widths and signage rules. Public presentation will be prepared after more definitions and the zoning map are reviewed in October.
The Huron County Board of Education hired special education coordinator Robert Obenauer Jr on a 10 month contract worth 9490 dollars. It adopted elementary and high school attendance policies and named James Ross as attendance officer.
The postal rate changes take effect at midnight Sunday with many costs staying the same or lower. First class letters keep 10 cents for the first ounce, with smaller increases for extra ounces and post cards dropping to seven cents. Air and priority mail stay the same. Norwalk postmaster Robert F. O'Donnell cited a Board of Governors order from late last month.
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