130 Foot Black Walnut Sells for 30000 in Ohio
A 130-foot black walnut tree on Lloyd Hayes's Williams County farm sold for 30000 to Atlantic Veneer Crop of Beauford North Carolina. The 180 to 200 year old tree was praised as the finest straightest black walnut ever seen and will yield 2.75 acres of top quality veneer for exclusive buildings.
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Pioneer
Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
U.S. Forestry Service
Clark
North America
Hayes
Williams County
Fairport Harbor levy cut to 15 mills by budget commission
Lake County Budget Commission downsized Fairport Harbor’s state record 20 mill school levy to 15 mills citing a $400000 operating need remaining. The move could be revisited in 1978. The levy aimed to replace real estate tax revenue lost after Diamond Shamrock plant closure.
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Painesville
Ohio
UPI
Fairport Harbor
Lake County Budget Commission
Daniel J. Supanick
Budget Commission
Fairport
Diamond Shamrock Corp
Severe Great Lakes ice season predicted for 1976 77
The National Weather Service says the 1976 77 winter navigation on the Great Lakes will be the most severe since records began. Ice first appeared in late November in ports on Lake Superior and Lake Michigan and Huron, with sheet ice spreading. Shore ice along the St Marys River and Straits of Mackinac is expected to enter navigation channels.
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Chicago
UPI
National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Green Bay
Saginaw Bay
St. Marys River
Straits of Mackinac
Weather and notices from Fon The Record
Snow tonight with lows in the teens and 80 percent to 70 percent chances Thursday. Tuesday temps reach 23 to 7 with flurries, and winds shift 10 to 20 mph. Marriage licenses list James England and Cathy Fair in Norwalk and Mark Oney with Sandra Music in Greenwich. Births are Amos and Mrs Eastman in Greenwich and Aen Niedermier in Willard. Death: Arthur Schlachter, 70, Monroeville.
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James E. England
Norwalk
Cathy Ann Fair
Mark S. Oney
Greenwich
Sandra K. Music
Amos Eastman
Willard Area
Aen Niedermier
Willard
Opinion Line reflects mixed views on southern relocation
The column reports a poll showing 32.4 percent would move south while 67.6 percent would not. Responses cite climate, culture, hostility, crowds, and personal ties, with callers discussing fuel costs, snow, and regional identity.
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KKK
Jimmy Carter
Norwalk
Politicians Learn TV Interview Tactics From Ex-Newsman
About 200 city and county officials attended a National League of Cities workshop where George Allen a former NBC ABC reporter advised short simple remarks with a smile. He warned against lying urged silence and cautioned that no comment or off the record phrases damage credibility and can backfire on air.
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George Allen
NBC
ABC
Allen
Vietnam
Earl Butz
Snowstorm Dumps Four Inches on Huron County
The first substantial snowfall hits Huron County with up to four inches of wind whipped snow. Officials warn travel will be hazardous as winds shift and plow crews salt streets. mayor vows full salting of main arteries and later plowing. November sets cold-records across Ohio with Toledo, Columbus, and Dayton posting record lows.
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Huron County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Toledo
Norwalk Street Department
Wayne Goodsite
Weather Bureau
Ohio
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Columbus
Dayton
Venison flood for Ohio freezers this week
Hunters in north central Ohio report a steady rise in deer numbers over eight years due to regulations. Six day shotgun season ends Saturday with reports of tagged bucks. bow season runs Oct 8 to Jan 22. Police warn reporting all deer to protectors or stations with potential misdemeanors for noncompliance.
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Ohio
Howard Hothem
John Mauter Honored By Huron County Mental Health Board
John Mauter dean of the Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation received an inscribed desk pen set and lighter for outstanding service. Mauter, 101 Parsons St. Norwalk, has served since 1968 for two four year terms, term expiring in March. The 648 Board also elected Pat Martin president for 1977 and appointed Helen Woodworth vice president, Joanne Nelson secretary, and Loretta Miller treasurer. William Fessinger of Cuyahoga County was guest speaker.
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Willard — John Mauter
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Mauter
Parsons St
Norwalk
Helen Woodworth
North Fairfield
648
Hartenstein
Pat Martin
Martin
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Larry Hadley
Monroeville
Woodworth
Joanne Nelson
Willard
Loretta Miller
William Fessinger
Cuyahoga County
648 Board
Bar exam mix up flips couple’s attorney status
Michael and Leslie Sorensen Jolink took the July bar exam. He passed and she failed. A test-number swap caused the error. his admission to the bar was recalled while hers stands, prompting a retake for him in February.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Michael
Leslie Sorensen- Jolink
Sorensen-Jolink
Soren Hicks
Leslie
Hicks
Good Guy Turned Alcoholic Talks of Recovery
Steven Bovin becomes director of the Huron County Alcohol Center and describes a strict, today only abstinence policy for those seeking help. He emphasizes honesty, AA attendance, and education while outlining center programs and staff as they build services. He also notes personal relapse risk and his ongoing commitment to lifelong sobriety.
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Tom Loftus
Alcohol Center
Huron County
Steven Bovin
Bovin
Bovia
Columbus
Law Enforcement Assistance Act
Tri-County Alcohol Center
TAC
Bonne Detterre
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Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
Arthur J. Schlachter
South
Total Calls Today
John J. Sanko
Denver
National League of Cities
John Osterland
New London
Ralph Walcher
Fairfield
Fitchville
Roger Barnett
Corwin St
Richard
Dennis Sayer
Roger
Arthur Chaffee
Barnett
NASA
Sandusky
John Mauter
Alcoholic Anonymous
Red
Steven Bovie
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