Downtown Plan Committee weighs new parking proposals
The Downtown Study Committee approved seeking more details from Alexander and Moskowitz on adding 279 parking spaces in three corridors including West Monroe and East Monroe fronts and Seminary Street. They request space needs, financing plans, and added retail square footage, and accepted James Westerhold's resignation with a successor to be appointed by George Ford.
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Wedneyay
Alexander and Moskowitz
New York
West Monroe
South Hester
Whittlesey
Seminary
Poverty Office Surveys Need For Two Programs
The Community Action Commission seeks to measure demand for two free programs in Norwalk. A daycare for 1 to 3 year olds and a Headstart program for 4 and 5 year olds—aimed at aiding poverty families and enabling mothers to work. Mothers may contact CAC between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday at Am 201, Huron County Bank Building.
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Poverty Office
Community Action Commission
Norwalk
Acco
CAC
Huron County Bank Building
Reds Expelled From Greece Over Espionage Claims
Two Communist diplomats were ordered to leave Greece for alleged espionage activities. One diplomat was Romanian. The expulsion was announced by the Athens news agency on Wednesday night.
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Athens
UPI
Romania
Greece
Cars Struck After Bus Stop Causes Minor Injuries
A Bucyrus man failed to stop behind a line of school bus traffic on U S 250 north of Norwalk, rear ending Daniel Meyer 69 of Huron. Both drivers sustained minor injuries, Meyers vehicle and the other car were hauled away, bus not involved. Meyer cited for unsafe following distance. Updated traffic incident follows with Harold Herbertshausen later charged for veering off U S 224 after falling asleep en route to a fair. he suffered a minor shoulder injury.
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Bucyrus
U.S. 250
Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Richard R. Edmond
Daniel J. Meyer
Meyer
Huron
Attica
Harold E. Herbertshausen
U.S. 224
Norwalk Board Studies Teaching Salary Schedule Revisions
Norwalk Board of Education reviews a proposed teacher salary schedule from the Norwalk Teachers Association. Board President Dr. William B. Holman notes alignment with state minimums and an Oct 10 board vote. A collective agreement and pro rating plan are being developed with Dr. Albion V. Gotaas.
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Norwalk Teachers Association
Norwalk Board of Education
William B. Holman
Albion V. Gotaas
Holman
Gotaas
Ation
Norwalk Sesqui Centennial Invitations Impress Former Residents
More than 500 former Norwalk residents received invitations to the upcoming Sesqui centennial celebration. Mary Bowen chairs the Invitations Committee, with Rose Foss Catherine Rogers and Esther Edwards helping, noting invitees are spread across 50 states and several foreign countries.
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Norwalk
Mary Bowen
Bowen
Rose Foss
Catherine Rogers
Esther Edwards
Wrong Identification at City Council Meeting on Crossing
Robert Markel 16 N West St was the man who with Howard Turnley complained about the West Street railroad crossing at the city council meeting Tuesday night. Fell and Markel were seated side by side. a Reflector story identifying Fell as speaker was in error. Action Auto Supply of Norwalk opened at Routes 18 and 20 Sept 5 with Ted W Brown as Secretary of State notice. C R Sheldon treasurer and manager. James Dale president. Mrs William A Strouse of Sandusky also an officer.
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Robert Markel
N. West St
Bud Fell
Howard Turnley
West Street
Fell
Markel
Norwalk
Action Auto Supply of
Norwalk, Inc
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
C. R. Sheldon
James Dale
William A. Strouse
Sandusky
New London Woman’s Car Demolished In Route 60 Rollover
Mrs Ruth Bloom 47 of Butler Road New London lost control on the newly paved Route 60 a mile north of U S 224. Her car rolled off the edge and was damaged estimated at 400 dollars. She was treated at New London Hospital then at a doctor’s office. She was not cited.
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New London
Route
Ruth Bloom
RD 1
Butler Road
U. S. 224
Ashland Post
Highway Patrol
New London Hospital
Bloom
Attorney General Okays Candidacy of Ray Chapin
Raymond G. Chapin of 181 St Marys Street will run for first ward councilman after Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe ruled a telegram accepting the Republican nomination meets the written acceptance requirement. Chapin, ex Norwalk schools official and member of Chapin and Chapin, filed from New Hampshire to meet an August 23 deadline.
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Attorney General
Okays
Ray Chapin
Raymond G. Chapin
St. Mary’s St
First Ward
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Chapin
Lawrence Ford
New Hampshire
Board of Elections
Huron County Board of Elections
Saxbe
Bernard Freeman
Norwalk Board of Education
Council
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New York City
Albert Auster
Christopher
Columbus High School
Bronx
Reds
Columbus
Huron County
John D. Hervert
Star View Drive
RT. 20
West
Walter Reade-Sterling
Vvadimm
Eastmancolor
Jane Fonda
East Townsend Town Hall
Townsend Volunteer
New Auto Supply Company
Waterviliet
Mich
Alamo
Tenn
Pei
Sun
Whittlesey, Norwalk
BTL
Carton
POST
LTD
Ford
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