Library Board Action Defended
Berlin Milan school library board defends its choice of clerk treasurer Mrs Van Offeren over two nominees Mrs Buchwald and Mrs Offeren. Board moves general funds from Berlin Heights to Milan for clerk convenience drawing questions on interest loss from inactive funds.
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Milan
Richard Obermiller
Berlin- Milan
Obermiller
William Phillips
Phillips
van Offeren
Arthur Buchwald
Berlin Heights
Elizabeth van Offeren
Finch and Mack Back City Charter Commission
Mayor Harold E. Finch and challenger Eugene F. Mack both support placing a city charter commission on the November ballot. The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce circulates petitions to form a commission to draft a charter for voter approval, requiring at least 361 signatures.
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Harold E. Finch
Eugene F. Mack
Norwalk
Finch
Mack
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Wakeman Considers 4,200 Inheritance Funds For Projects
Wakeman council weighs three uses for 4,200 from Charles S. Clark estate. Land adjacent to the water plant may host village equipment, a dump truck purchase, and a tennis court to kick off recreation efforts. Former Kiwanis funds could add to tennis court plans if remaining money exists. Street work may delay due to a strike. Hart Construction Co. may delay completion into fall and police step up motorcyclist enforcement.
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Charles S. Clark
Wakeman Council
Kiwanis Club
Treasury
Hart Construction Co
Elyria
Mechanic Street
Cooper Street
Zoning Code To Be Distributed In Wakeman Township
Wakeman Township residents will receive copies of the zoning code. The zoning committee met before the township trustee meeting Monday night and moved the code book to be updated and distributed. Zoning inspector is Jay Kirk and committee members include Curtis Todd William Murdock George Parker Howard Green and Lester Waters. At the trustee meeting it was reported all road sides are being mowed and berms are being built on some township roads.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Township
Jay Kirk
Curtis Todd
William Murdock
George Parker
Howard Green
Lester Waters
New London School Board Will Put Levy On Ballot
New London District School Board votes to place a 2.7 mill renewal levy with 0.3 mill additional on November ballot. The combined levy would run 1967 through 1971, yielding about 4000 dollars if approved. The board also hires several teachers, considers insurance options, and plans cafeteria and facility upgrades.
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New London
Seven Drafted For September In Iluron County
Iluron County men will be drafted in September according to Ohio Selective Service figures. A total of 1,475 men will be drafted statewide, 266 fewer than this month and 715 fewer than September last year.
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Iluron County
Ohio Selective Service
Rights Question Raised In False Report Cases
Norwalk Mayor Harold E. Finch defended that two men, Jesse Lang and Robert Boyer, were read their Miranda rights after false reports to Norwalk police and fire departments. Warren Thayer alleges potential rights violations due to the rapid handling and limited time for counsel and calls for further review by CAC with Norwalk attorneys.
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Norwalk
Harold E. Finch
Finch
Warren Thayer
N. Foster Sr
Huron County
Erie-Huron Counties Commission
Jesse K. Lang
Robert W. Boyer
Summit St
Corwin St
Friendly Corners
Lang
Boyer
Supreme Court
George Hayduk
Thayer
Emerson E. Cole
CAC
Ienny Young
Carl West
Pension Bill Targets Martins Ferry and Mingo Units
A proposed Ohio measure would deduct 7 percent of wages from Martins Ferry Police and Mingo Fire Department staff until their assets are transferred to the state Police and Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Harry Jump, cites the two units as the only holdouts.
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Columbus
UPI
Martins Ferry
Mingo
State Police and Firemen’s Relief and Pension Fund
Ohio Senate
Harry Jump
R-Willard
Arab ministers plot reprisals over Israel war
Arab economic ministers in Baghdad met to plot reprisals against the United States and other nations they say aided Israel's Middle East triumph. Israel's Abba Eban said there would be no mediation in peace talks, seeking direct negotiations instead.
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United Press International
Baghdad
United States
Israel
Middle East
Abba Eban
Teens held in juvenile court over Germantown fire
Two boys aged 14 and 17 are in Dayton Juvenile Court Center after being caught fleeing a downtown Germantown restaurant fire that officials say was started with gasoline. A burning gasoline can and soaked walls were found at the scene.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Germantown
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