Motorist Arrested For Drug Trafficking And Stolen Vehicle
James D. Thornsberry was stopped on U S 224 east of Willard at 2 52 a m and found to be wanted on two drug charges and the Cadillac he drove reported stolen in Florida. Three pounds of marijuana were in the car and he faces charges including using a motor vehicle to transport marijuana.
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Patolman
Robert L. Adkins
James D. Thornsberry
Willard
U.S. 224
Thornsberry
St. Lucie County
Fla
Thornberry
Huron County
Sheriff’s Department
Adkins
Stanley Borgia
Sheriff's Department
Three Suspects Charged in Rural Greenwich Car Theft
Three men linked to a theft from a car owned by Neal Nabakowski at Jack Patton’s rural Greenwich home were arrested. Larry Knudsen and Bretton Salmons face grand theft and receiving stolen property charges, while Robert W. Laing is charged in the case. The value of stolen items exceeds $150.
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Greenwich
Larry Knudsen
New London
Bretton Salmons
Sheriff's
Kndusen
Salmons
Robert W. Laing
Neal Nabakowski
Jack Patton
Union Representation Test Fails At Firelands Electric Cooperative
A Labor Relations Board election in New London defeated a push for clerical unionization at Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc. The tally tied with three votes for International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 688 and three against. A new election cannot be held for 12 months. Also listed in Huron County Probate Court were estates with jointly held properties: Cecilia M. Ciphers 145592. Leon Hippler 60666. Anna Durnwald 10043. John L. Shriver 7992.
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New London
Firelands Electric Cooperative, Inc
Labor Relations Board
Thomas J. Blakey
Huron County Board Sets New Salary Schedule for Educators
The board adopted a new salary schedule for certificated personnel with pay scales rising from 7800 for a bachelor’s holder with no experience to 12659 for a master’s degree with 11 years experience. Eight positions are covered including coordinators and two speech and hearing therapists. David Sommers presented a 300 page Professional Improvement Procedures booklet and urged two plan choices for teachers. Supt. Lasley said county teachers certified to teach will spend time in classrooms to gain firsthand experience. Bus driver appointments approved for several districts including Monroeville New London South Central and Western Reserve with multiple names listed.
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David Sommers
Sommers
Thomas Lasley
Lasley
Area Archers Sweep Five Events in State Championship
Archers from across Ohio, 189 competitors in two dozen classes, dominated Parma in the Ohio Archers State Field Championships. Marjorie Naylor became the first woman to shoot a perfect 300 in the animal round and finished second overall in the women's unlimited AA division.
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Ohio
Parma
Marjorie Naylor
Norwalk
Larry Naylor
Land Transfers Reported For Multiple Areas
Land transfers shown include David and Nancy Rilen to Gerald and Shirley Lantz in Monroeville Village, James and Helen Ferris to Dennis and Cynthia McKain in Norwalk City, Esther Norman to David and Susan Nicely in Lyme Two, and Wm and Susan Reattle to George and Beverly Nickols in Townsend Two. Additional conveyances list Max Phillips to Michael and Marie Phillips in Greenfield Two, Ruby Robbins deceased to Wm Robbins in Ridgefield Two, Chas Dicius to Leroy and Martha Shample in Norwalk City, Home Savings & Loan to Harold and Lois Vieck in N L Village, Joseph and Iris Joyce to City of Willard in Willard City, and Henry and Lydia Gill to Thos Wyke.
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David
Nancy Rilen
Gerald
Shirley Lantz
Monroeville
James
Helen Ferris
Dennis
Cynthia McKain
Norwalk City
Esther Norman
Susan Nicely
Lyme
Susan Reattle
George
Beverly Nickols
Townsend
Max Phillips
Michael
Marie Phillips
Greenfield
Ruby Robbins
Wm Robbins
Ridgefield
Chas. Dicius
Leroy
Martha Shample
Norwalk
Marine Recruiter Honored For Top Cleveland Area Effort
Norwalk native Ray Price received a meritorious promotion to gunnery sergeant for recruiting over 100 young men in the year ending last July 1. He operates the Sandusky Marine Corps substation and led the top recruiting station in the Cleveland area. Price was also cited for community service with Little League baseball, Boy Scouts, parades and patriotic events. he received an engraved sword from Daniel Mausser.
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Norwalk
Ray Price
Sgt. Price
Marine Corps
Sandusky
Cleveland
Milan
Price
Daniel Mausser
Marietta
Marines
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Bill Widman
Tom Mitre
City Pool
The
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Probate
Huron County Probate Court
Cecilia M. Ciphers
Leon Hippler
Whittlesey Ave
Anna Durnwald
Milan Ave
John L. Shriver
Clancy
Huron County Board of Education
Bennie Booker
Shirley Eluding
Paul Long Melvin Martin Corrine
Upper
Virginia Upper
Sue Schwan
Gerald Schwan
David Francis
Oscar Hayes
Joseph Andrews
Frances Beursken
Albert Clark
Charlotte Cramer
Harvey Cunningham
Robert McConnell
Mildred Shepherd
Dorothy Smith
James VanSickle
George Wargo
Laura Wilson
Richard Knight
Thomas McCoppin
Lois VonKamp
Gerald Cowie
Loretta Alford
South Central
Deborah Brown
Marie DeLamater
Lowell Kreuger
Howard Leber
Timothy Moss
Marilyn Schlumbohm
David Benedict
David C. Benedict
Hawthorne Dr
Frederick Scheler
E. Main St
Jerry Tuttle
Richard Rodehaver
Lorain
Emil Dandrea
Ed Sagert
Bow and Barrel Club
Berlin Heights
Sgt
ST With US
Dhe
Jacabel Labico
Richard Borench
Real Tor
Larry
Norwalk High
St. Paul's
Sertain
Department of Hertth Paine
County Bank
Huron County Bank
Miss Lynch
Ira
FDIC
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