Salary increase law reads twice in Wellington council
Wellington officials move toward salary boosts for all village workers with a second reading, a final approval due May 6. An earlier ordinance raises hourly wages for municipal utilities staff and a $50 monthly boost for the utilities superintendent, effective May 1. Overtime pay for police and holiday pay talks scheduled. Other business includes water line bids, air pollution concerns at Sterling Foundry, traffic congestion fixes, and stricter spending controls awaiting tax settlements. The Flemings and Walloons note long-standing Belgian tensions.
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Daily Horoscope for Aries to Pisces and World News
A long horoscope advises readers born today to pursue major projects now, embrace discipline, and rely on family support during gloomy times. It outlines daily traits by zodiac sign, urging decisive action, cautious judgment, and recognizing personal talents. The item ends with a copyright note from United Feature Syndicate.
Columbia Township fund cut hits 1968 budget
Columbia Township trustees learned last night that local government funds for the first quarter of 1968 were reduced by the county. The sales tax allotment of 517.56 was cut by 243.30 for the county health district, leaving the township with 270.26. Township clerk Earl Heimburg said the county budget commission approved a health department operating expense increase, forcing the township to borrow for current expenses as real estate tax collections lagged in Lorain County. The unanticipated cut worsens a already strained 1968 budget.
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Columbia to Vacate Street in Westview Park Subdivision
Columbia trustees began action last night to vacate Glenwood Avenue in the Westview Park subdivision, initiating formal steps for the street's removal. The move follows municipal planning actions and will affect local access and property layouts.
Trustees express sympathy for Walter Ostapchuk
Columbia Township trustees will send a sympathy card to Mr and Mrs Richard Kimmel on behalf of the board for Walter Ostapchuk the first Columbia soldier to die in Vietnam last night. In other action the board was told the zoning board meets tonight at 8 p.m. to continue updating township commercial zoning regulations and to consider a petition drawn by the legal adviser. Glenwood Avenue remains a subdivision plat road not accepted in 21 years and residents say it would require crossing Baker's Creek in two spots and be costly to maintain due to flooding concerns.
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