Mosquito Control Plan Targets Flood-Breeders in Eight Ohio Counties
Huron County and seven neighboring counties will be sprayed with malathion under state and federal health oversight. New London traps yielded the state's highest mosquito count, with 75 to 90 percent flood-water breeding types. Spraying aims to kill mosquitoes and larvae while sparing other wildlife, and malathion is described as less harmful than DDT. Norwalk has already used DDT after July floods.
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Huron County
Ohio
U.S. Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Clarence Ellett
Board of Health
New London
Ellett
Norwalk
New London Village
George Linn
Teresa Hettel
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Linn
Ohio Association of Health Commissioners
Ohio Department of Health
Columbus
Area Man Receives Six Medals in Germany
Wiesbaden Germany recently promoted US Air Force Colonel Dale R Funk son of Mrs Ruth J Holmes Willard has been decorated with six military medals at Lindsey Air Station He received his third and fourth DFC awards and four Air Medals for commanding a C 123 Provider during action in Vietnam His 26 year career includes earlier tours in Southeast Asia commanding B 52 missions and flying the B 26 Invader in Korea He serves as a command post staff officer and is set to assume command of Zaragoza AB Spain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Germany
Dale R. Funk
Ruth J. Holmes
Willard
Lindsey Air Station
Funk
309Th Air Commando
Phan Rang AB
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Lindsey
Zaragoza AB
Spain
Ohio Loan Sets Record for Minority Business
Carl L. Brown, a Negro grocery owner in Columbus, receives a $373,000 SBA loan from City National Bank to build a larger supermarket on the east side. The loan is the largest in Ohio for minority entrepreneurs and among the nation’s top for its type. The text also mentions Colonel Funk, a 1944 aviation cadet program graduate from Sandusky High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Small Business Administration
Carl L. Brown
City National Bank
Colonel Funk
Sandusky High School
Auburn University
Mary
Lula L. Sorey
Forest, Miss
Village Won't Seek Tax Renewal for Water Levy
NEW LONDON The Board of Public Affairs will not ask for renewal of a 2.5 mill water expansion levy in the Nov 4 election. Since 1963 the levy has provided about 15 400 yearly for water expansion improvements including a 250 000 gallon tower two new wells and lines and upgrades to the water system. Expiration would save taxpayers about 15 400 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Board of Public Affairs
C.E. Rush
EPA
New London Avenue
Park Avenue
Third Street
Rush
Water Problem Discussed By Milan Board Of Public Affairs
Milan board members discussed basements flooding as engineers propose a TV survey to locate a dip causing water intrusion. Indian Acres resident Al Kamens urged action while power and sewer issues at the Clevite plant were noted. Next meeting set for 7 p.m. on Aug 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Indian Acres
al Kamens
O.B. Rose
Clevite Corporation
John Bolar
Clevite
Three County Towns Lack Candidates in Huron County Election
In Huron County there will be no contest for twenty one village and township offices on Nov 4. Filing closed at 4 p.m. Wednesday with Wakeman worst hit five openings, Greenwich listing four council posts with three candidates. Names include John E. Zelina running for council, while Wakeman has no one filed for the Board of Public Affairs. Hale Fetter and Alberts appear for Greenwich council posts. Alberts is the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Huron County Board of Elections
Wakeman
John E. Zelina
Board of Public Affairs
Greenwich
Council
David Hale
George R. Fetter
Gordon C. Alberts
Hale
Fetter
Alberts
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