Tornados Safety Week Prompts Ohio Preparedness Drive
May 10 1973 Willard Ohio tornado events sparked a state wide push. Gov Rhodes declared Ohio Tornado Safety Week and a 1.5 million brochure blitz to raise preparedness amidst 14 tornados across the state. Willard and Norwalk built disaster plans with sharable radio links and shelter networks.
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Willard
Willard Fire Department
U.S
Ohio
Xenia
James Rhodes
National Weather Service
United States
State and Local Public Notice of Bids and Estate Appointment
Ohio Department of Transportation in Columbus seeks sealed proposals by April 17 1979 for asphalt resurfacing on Huron County routes 162 and 13 in New London. Bid deposit five percent of bid plus ten percent at bid time. plans on file with DOT. Also probate court appoints Edward Urban as administrator of Mary Urban estate in Norwalk, claims must be filed by a deadline.
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Willard
John Yacob
U.S. 224
Huron County
Yacob
Norwalk
Willard Fire Department
Greenwich
South Central High School
Maximuk
Hauser
Columbus
Community Alert Patrol
CAP
Huron County Firefighters Association
Firelands Red Cross
Salvation Army
Norwalk Company
Ohio National Guard
Cbs
Bellevue
North Fairfield
Plymouth
State OF Ohio Department OF Transportation
Ohio
Ohio Department of Transportation
Uni
New London
Edward
Urban
Fairway
Mary
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Dick Hobson
Reflector
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For
the Weather Service
Lynn Maximuk
Cleveland
Cadell
Kan
Robert Hauser
Huron
Ohio Disaster Service Agency
Continental Plains
Gulf Coast
Indiana
Kentucky
SIANS
Howard W. Sallabank
Sallabank
eIn
Senate
Ohio Senate
House Rules Committee
DSA