Ohio bill would raise three Huron County judges’ pay
A state bill would raise Common Pleas Judge Robert Smith and Probate and Juvenile Judge Thomas Heydinger to 29 500 annually from 20 000, plus their county pay of 8 925. Norwalk Municipal Judge Donald Derby would gain a state raise though exact figures were not confirmed. The measure also adds hourly pay raises for 82 000 state workers and heads back to the House.
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Huron County
Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert Smith
Thomas Heydinger
Ohio Senate
Norwalk
Donald Derby
Derby
Ohio House
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Bumper Beat: Backing Crash In Bellevue Area
A Greenwich man, Ronnie Tolliver, 29, was cited for improper backing after his pickup hit an off duty policeman’s car at West Washington and North Pleasant Streets at 7 22 p m Friday. Tolliver faces charges with the officer William Braker 31 of 139 N Pleasant St Apt 02.
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West Washington
North Pleasant Streets
Ronnie E. Tolliver
William M. Braker
N. Pleasant St
Apt
Tolliver
Pleasant Street
John P. Hipp
Old State Road
Main
Prospect Streets
Car Fire Damages Kenneth Austin’s Car on Corwin Street
A fire of unknown origin caused $2,000 damage to Kenneth Austin’s car at 88 Corwin Street Friday afternoon. While Austin worked on the steering column, flames started on the passenger front seat as firemen used 150 gallons of water to extinguish the blaze. A separate fire caused by an overheated motor damaged a vacuum sweeper at 81 Cline Street outside Rapi-Kleen Car Wash at 5:57 p.m. Friday.
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Kenneth Austin
Corwin St
Austin
Rapi-Kleen
Cline St
K Mart Names Manager for Norwalk Store Opening
Lawrence E. Lampron named general manager of a new 99,992 square foot Kmart on Milan Road in Norwalk. Lampron’s career with Kmart spans since 1968 with prior roles in Kresge and Kmart stores in Michigan, most recently merchandise manager at a Kentwood store. The Norwalk store will report to Carl L. Bloom, VP of Kmart Central Region. A separate report notes a break-in at the Willard Conservation League clubhouse and garage with a 14 horsepower lawnmower stolen. no items missing according to deputies.
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Willard Conservation League
Kmart Corporation
Lawrence E. Lampron
Kmart Discount
Milan Road
Norwalk
Lampron
Kresge
Southfield
Mich
Kmart
Farmington
K Mart
Michigan
A K Mart
Kentwood
Carl L. Bloom
Plymouth
Burglary at Durable Mat Co prompts police report
A burglar broke into Durable Mat Co at 75 N Pleasant St Friday night and stole change from a vending machine. Police say the thief pried open vending machines and a safe, then ransacked desks and files, leaving the hammer head near the safe. Manager William Gilbert reported the break at 6 35 a m today. Additionally two Norwalk youths had bicycles stolen Friday Steve Opper 13 reported a 100 green bike missing at 10 p m and Mrs Guy Smith reported her daughter's white 10 speed missing at 6 45 p m.
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Durable Mat Co
N. Pleasant St
William Gilbert
New London
Norwalk
Steve Opper
Maple Grove Apts
Guy Smith
Norwood Ave
Kurfess To Attend Lincoln Day Dinner in Monroeville
Charles Kurfess, running to unseat Governor Rhodes, will attend a Lincoln Day Dinner hosted by the Huron County Republican Women in Monroeville. Congressmen, state reps, a state senator and local candidates will join speakers at Vanson's Restaurant at 6 30 p m. Reservations via Agnes Finch at 668 8680.
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Monroeville
Charles Kurfess
James A. Rhodes
Huron County Republican Women
John Ashbrook
Marie Tansey
Gene Damschroder
Scribner Fauver
Paul Pfifer
Vanson
Agnes Finch
Impasse Declared In Plymouth Teacher Contract Talks
In Plymouth, the Plymouth Education Association and Plymouth Local Board of Education declared an impasse in 1978-79 contract negotiations. Eight items approved, six unresolved include sick leave, personal days, hospitalization premium, base pay, extra duty pay, and college credit reimbursement. A fact finding panel will review, with each side selecting a representative.
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Plymouth Education Association
Board of Education
The
PEA
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