Wakeman Council Warns of Imminent Finances Crisis
Wakeman faces potential cash shortfall as village balances drop from 6000 to about 5000 in 1972. For seven months expenses exceeded revenues. July deficits were 350 against 1573. State income tax distribution may determine fate. if tax repealed payments could fall further. Council approved police radio monitoring pay, solicitor permit rule, and a 90 day probationary patrolman. Additional street light request denied.
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Bachelder
Lyle Miller
Richard O'Dell
St. Mary’s Church
Oscar Levant Dies In Sleep At 65 In Beverly Hills
Oscar Levant famed piano interpreter of Gershwin and sharp wit died in his sleep in Beverly Hills at age 65. The Los Angeles based star remembered for his TV show wit and battles with illness leaves widow June Gale after a 33 year marriage. He performed with major orchestras, won an Oscar for Until Today, and remained a storied figure in film and radio.
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North Fairfield girl injured in car crash on Ridge Road
A North Fairfield girl, Karen L. Dyer, 15, suffered cuts and bruises when the car carrying her struck a power pole on Ridge Road south of Norwalk. Passenger Marilyn K. Statzer, 16, was cited for excessive speed. The driver was not named in the report.
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North Fairfield
Karen L. Dyer
Marilyn K. Statzer
Norwalk
Ridge Road
State Highway Patrol
Miss Dyer
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Statzer
U.S. 250
Erie County
Edward Winebarger
Sandusky
William H. Thompson
Milan
Thompson
Ohio 162
Greenfield Township
David R. Smith
Willard
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio
Wakeman
Ernest C. Fleming
James St
Local man released after marijuana charge
Jan Van Der Waarden 21 of 163 E Main St posted $2,000 property bond and was released from Huron County Jail after pleading not guilty in Common Pleas Court to possession of marijuana. The sheriff's department says he is accused of having a marijuana cigarette.
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E. Main St
Huron County
Common Pleas
van der Waarden
Sheriff's Department
NFIB official to speak at Monroeville Kiwanis meeting
Brunswick district manager Jack Dunn will address Monroeville Kiwanis Club today. He will present the new film Small Business Speaks Out. Richard Betschman of Hess Hardware Co. leads the program at Congregational Community United Church of Christ undercroft. Local business men are invited.
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Jack Dunn
Brunswick
National Federation of Independent Business
Kiwanis Club
Small Business
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Congregational Community United Church of Christ Undercroft
Richard Betschman
The
Hess Hardware Co
County Approves Willard Annexation Move
The Huron County Commissioners unanimously authorize 60 acres from New Haven Township to join Willard on the east side. Attendees at the public hearing include Willard attorney Joseph F. Dush and two New Haven Township Trustees Frank Smith and Tom Shaarda. Annexation requested by Pioneer Rubber Co. Willard Woodworking Co. and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with land also owned by Leslie Brubaker who did not object. Cush cites payroll tax deduction issues and cross building employee moves as motives for the change.
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Huron County
New Haven Township
Willard
Joseph F. Dush
Frank Smith
Tom Shaarda
Pioneer Rubber Co
Willard Woodworking Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leslie Brubaker
Cush
Pioneer
Donald Robertson
Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions Highlight Revenue Concern
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions include Dean Gray speeding bond forfeited Henry Hersha assault fined Katherine Wilson improper lane change bond forfeited Gladys Auble failure to yield bond forfeited Albert Petersilge failure to yield fined Mark Hunter squealing tires bond forfeited Officials note revenue impact from annexation debates and discuss a future utility district as growth impulse.
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Dean E. Gray
Wakeman
Henry L. Hersha
Newton St
Katherine D. Wilson
New London
Gladys E. Auble
Benedict Ave
Albert F. Petersilge
Lakewood
Mark A. Hunter
Welton Ave
Willard Board hires teachers and staff in school reform
The Willard Board of Education accepted a resignation and added three teachers Raymond Gonter will teach high school biology and assist with freshman football Danielle Dezigner will teach first grade at East Side Kathleen Miller moves to second grade at East Side Marian Zedaker will teach high school English This creates a need for a fifth grade teacher at central school Supt Schlatter expects a fill soon Four bus drivers were hired plus substitutes Rebecca Stein becomes a five hour secretary at Central Elementary Two cooks are hired and a free lunch policy is approved Taft Dairy Sandusky won the milk bid Tip Top bakery bid Cleveland Stearns Insurance handles bus and vehicle policies Two federal programs Reading Improvement and Fall Migrant Tutorial will be applied for District tour set Aug 30
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Willard
Willard Board of Education
Renna Stull, Jr
Monroeville
Stull
Raymond Gonter
Gonter
Danielle Dezigner
East Side
Rose Michaels
Linda Franks
Robert Gerber
Lillian Stein
Virgil Sherck
Don Gray
Bettey Squires
Kathryn Teagarden
Emma _ Slone
Virginia VanHook
Margaret VanLoo
Bonnie Morris
Sheila Dickey
Marjorie Stein
Rebecca Stein
Central Elementary School
Corrine Coe
New Haven
Rose Chapman
Taft Dairy
Sandusky
Tip Top
Ward Baking Co
Cleveland Stearns Insurance Agency
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