Bellevue annexation opposed by regional planning group
The Huron County Regional Planning Commission recommended denying about 56 acres east of Bellevue from annexation to the city. About 20 Lyme Township residents attended in Norwalk to oppose city water and sewer service, while four petitioners own within the area. A hearing is set for 1 30 p.m. May 10 before the county commissioners to decide on releasing the property to Bellevue.
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Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Bellevue
C. B. Roscoe
Lyme Township
Norwalk
Roscoe
Bellevue Service
Thomas Schwartz
Seven Limers, Inc
Cullipany
Ue Pibst Chillki Vo
National Bank of Bellevue
William Oddo
Ohio 113
Prairie Road
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce
Robert Regula
U.S. 20
Schwartz
Huron County
Red library to move to Benedict. elections watch for primary
The Pleasant Street School library will relocate to Benedict School next week, while in Bellevue one Democrat seeks withdrawal from the three at large council seats race. Huron County elections director Madge Earl set a 9 30 a m Friday special meeting to consider John R Loveridge's request to remove his name from the primary ballot. If he exits, Frank W Compton Miles E Good and Eugene P Martin appear poised to win the three Democratic slots in the June 5 primary as the field narrows. The Benedict move is part of Pleasant Street School plans. Eaton Moving Co will handle the relocation with Studer Obringer overseeing foundation work at the new site. Kindergarten classes will shift to Pleasant Street, with adult education moving after, funded via the bond issue.
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Little Red
Pleasant Street School
Benedict School
Bellevue
Huron County
Madge Earl
John R. Loveridge
Loveridge
Frank W. Compton
Miles E. Good
Eugene P. Martin
Pleasant Street
United Methodist Church
Robert Dean
Dean
Eaton Moving Co
Sandusky
Studer-Obringer
New Washington
City hires two from CETA program
Norwalk adds two dispatchers to payroll after CETA cuts of about 203,723 across the county. Eunice Lang and David Lue lost dispatching jobs but will be moved to the city labor account retroactive to April 6. Brenda Kale’s Title II post remains funded.
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Norwalk
Eunice Lang
David Lue
Wayne Goodsite
Brenda Kale
Goodsite
St. Paul High Gym Locker Theft Reported
Police report a theft of an undetermined amount from several gym lockers at St. Paul High School. Coach Dennis Doughty said the incident occurred between 3 and 8 p.m. while the team was at a track meet in Seneca East Attica. No forced entry was found and many lockers lacked locks or had combination locks manipulated. A youth named John Zeller had a $35 Marathon Oil Co. check stolen.
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St. Paul High School
Dennis Doughty
Valley View Dr
Seneca East
Attica
John Zeller
Marathon Oil Co
Juliann
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
A list of admissions includes Linda McGuckin Norwalk and Barbara Smith Norwalk among several others. Discharges feature Linda McGuckin Norwalk and John Youngless Norwalk with multiple names from Norwalk Milan Wakeman and Collins. A police report cites $15 taken and Doughty says he will compile a full list of names and amounts to hand to police.
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Linda McGuckin
Norwalk
Leslie Huston
Clyde
Wayne Weber
North Fairfield
Clifton Vance
New London
Barbara Smith
Dortha Parker
Wakeman
S. Lenhart
Everett Pace
Shiloh
Willis Miller
Mary Duncan
Joseph Parish
Robert Welton
Esther Allen
Milan
Harry Archer
Warren Carr
Nor
Mainzer
Doughty
AT&T Chairman predicts no slowdown impact on Bell system
Leeshope Charles Brown, chairman of American Telephone and Telegraph, speaks at a Seattle press conference before AT&T’s annual shareholders meeting. He says the anticipated economic slowdown has not yet affected the Bell system and expresses confidence that ongoing congressional review of national telecommunications policy will not hurt the company.
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Charles Brown
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Seattle
Brown
Bell System
UPI Telephoto
Nirode Joins Willard Police Department Force
WILLARD The Willard Police Department will be at full strength April 29 when former New London patrolman David C. Nirode, 23, joins the force. He replaces canine patrolman Randy Hamilton who recently resigned for personal reasons, Chief David Sattig said.
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Willard
New London
David C. Nirode
Nirode
Randy Hamilton
David Sattig
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ED Turner
General Electric
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