Council Misled On Zoning Map Revisions At Norwalk
Norwalk planning officials said council members were misled when the 1965 zoning map was approved. The board noted nearly a dozen oversights with unclear residential and commercial boundaries including Bakers Refrigeration at 40 Cline, now residential on all sides. A subcommittee plans clarifications and public copies before sale. Milan Meadows, a new Norwalk area between Norwalk and Milan, was approved with no impact on sewer or streets.
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Norwalk
Ford
Baker’s
Commission
Milan Meadows
Milan
Old State Road
Price
Accidents on Main Street and Rt 61 Cause Minor Damage
The Norwalk Patrol reports two minor accidents Tuesday. Alvin C. Dusseau of Dundee was cited for speed on Main Street after his tractor-trailer slid on wet pavement and damaged the Buckley lawn. Nicholas P. Gallo of Lorain lost control on Rt 61 and slid into a fence with minor car damage. He was not cited.
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Main Street
Wakeman
Kenneth Buckley
Alvin C. Dusseau
Dundee
Mich
Buckley
Dusseau
Nicholas P. Gallo
Lorain
Rt. 61
Gallo
Salvation Army Norwalk Offers Community Services and Programs
The Salvation Army in Norwalk runs activities for all ages and public services for the community. It sponsors Guard and Sunbeam programs for girls ages 6-18, boys clubs, craft classes, Home League meetings, and Sunday services at Benedict Ave. The group assists families in emergencies, distributes clothing weekly, and runs maternity homes, Evangeline Residences, men’s centers, missing persons bureaus, and summer camps for all ages.
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Salvation Army
Norwalk
Benedict Ave
Evangeline
Colorado College Fire Draws Student Cheers
Hundreds of students cheered on the Colorado College campus as firemen battled a blaze in a three story building. Authorities noted the crowd cheered the fire itself rather than the firefighters, prompting some frustration.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Colorado College
New London Council Oversees Staffing and Lighting Updates
New London officials approve two auxiliary policemen Leland Clemons and Jake Risner. They authorize wiring bids for storage garage and seek Firelands Electric Cooperative membership. Street light upgrades are planned on West Hooker and Grove Prospect streets with a possible mercury vapor on Prospect.
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New London
New London Council
Firelands Electric Cooperative, Inc
Leland Doug Clemons
Jake Risner
Preston Golding
West Hooker Street
Grant
Clifton Streets
Grove
Prospect Streets
Recreation Park
Prospect Street
Grove Street
Ed Farnsworth
Utilities Committee
Avion Travel Club
Electric Company
New London Hospital
Fransworth
Park Board
Avion Rendezvous
Walter Hite
Harold Cooke
Bechstein Asphalt and Paving Co
Norwalk Schools Lease Two Mobile Library Classrooms
Dr. Sturgis Corbin, Norwalk City School superintendent, is filing forms for the second half of Title 1 funds to lease two mobile classroom libraries. The units at League and Pleasant Street Schools cost 4925 dollars per year for three years, with half of the first year funded previously and the remaining half planned for quarterly use.
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Sturgis Corbin
Norwalk City
League
Pleasant Street
City School System
Norwalk to Add Elementary Art Teacher This Year
Norwalk elementary classes will gain a dedicated art teacher this year. Mrs. Ronald Willard starts teaching art for 45 minutes every two weeks, replacing earlier plans reliant on general classroom instructors.
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Norwalk
Ronald Willard
Willard
Energy Option Workshop drawn by Ohio builders
More than 200 architects engineers and builders from across Ohio are slated to attend a one day Energy Option Workshop sponsored by Columbia Gas of Ohio and East Ohio Gas Co at the Columbus Sheraton Hotel in Columbus on Wednesday September 28.
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Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
East Ohio Gas Co
Columbus-Sheraton Hotel
Columbus
Wyckoff Passes Noise Ordinance Banning Pet Bird Songs
The Wyckoff New Jersey council approved an anti noise ordinance targeting singing pet birds. Violators face a 50 dollar fine or up to 15 days in jail as the measure outlaws noises that disturb nearby residents.
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Wyckoff
N.J
UPI
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Ty Thrift Box
Colonel Sanders
Chamber of Commerce
T.L. Paffenbarger
Paffenbarger
Harold E. Finch
Citizens’ Committee
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P.J. Garcia
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Jan Wilson
Seventh Air Force
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