Milan Village Objects To Erie County Landfill Licenses
Milan residents and village officials voiced anger Tuesday night over a proposed Erie County landfill licensing plan. Councilman James Seiling said he learned of the move from a newspaper article and criticized lack of village outreach. County Commissioner Phillip Gastier said licenses would be relaxed if local officials were consulted.
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Milan
Erie County
James Seiling
Seiling
Milan Township
Phillip Gastier
Western Reserve Votes to Postpone Levy Decision
The W AKEMAN Western Reserve board postponed details on an operating levy until Aug 24. The meeting also approved new courses French I possibly French II Spanish III psychology and intro to social studies. Other actions include free lunch program changes and driver education fee adjustments.
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Western Reserve Board of Education
Western Reserve
Max Friend
Friend
Ohio Board of Education
High School Driver Training Inc
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Steubenville
Whanger
eLinda Kifer
Hartland School
Berlin Milan Board OKs Two Year Emergency Levy 3-2 Vote
The Berlin-Milan Board of Education narrowly approves a two-year two-mill emergency levy by a 3-2 vote to place it on the November ballot. The levy would raise about 120000 to offset a 177000 deficit and may qualify for 30000 state aid.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
Charles Lindecamp
Herbert Schlessman
Lindecamp
Steers Entered in Huron County Junior Fair Record
Record entries for the Huron County Junior Fair include a new high of 85 steers with rabbits, ducks, and geese adding to a larger poultry and rabbit building. The Junior Fair Sale is set for 9:30 a.m. Saturday with nearly 150 hogs and 100 lambs auctioned in the morning and steer sale in the afternoon. Auctioneers Gail Pickworth and Dick Garner are former exhibitors.
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Huron County
Carlos Tucker
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Ayrshire
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Gail Pickworth
Dick Garner
Two Ohio men report $250000 in jewels stolen in Florida
Police say Tommy Warren Davis and Robert Howard Miner, both 33 and 34 from Newark and Worthington, Ohio, left uncut diamonds and emeralds valued at $250,000 in a briefcase in their Marina Motor Inn hotel room on Tuesday night. They returned at 5 a.m. to find the gems missing and notified authorities.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
UPI
Ohio
Tommy Warren Davis
Newark
Robert Howard Miner
Worthington
Davis and
Miner
R.M.H. International Corp
Columbus
Davis
Marina Motor Inn
17Th Street Causeway
Bumpy Road Nearly Hits Train In Delray Beach
Stephen R. Pappas drove along a railroad track after a night out in Delray Beach. A police officer warned of an incoming train ten minutes away. A wrecker moved the car off the tracks minutes before a 4:45 a.m. freight train passed. Pappas was released once recovered.
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Delray Beach
Fila
UPI
Stephen R. Pappas
Fort Lauderdale
Howard Goldstein
Florida East Coast Railway
Pappas
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Berlin
Glen Hennings
Frank Garwood
Berlin- Milan
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Erie
Terry M. Elphick
Joanne L. O’donnell
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Hilda Eckhoff
Luanne Couch
Michael Hackworth
Linda Marshall
Pam Darley
Sue Arthur
Sue Ferguson
Patricia Cook
Carol Regarise
Helen Meyers
Edison High School
George Morrow
Daisy Mowry
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Clancy’s & Sycamore Hills
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Sycamore Hills Golf Course
Milan Ave
John Stewart
Firelands Museum
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