Education Lobby Too Weak For Political Football
Norwalk Superintendent James Rubright told Kiwanis members that politics and lobbies shape Ohio school funding. He cites 20 percent general aid and 50 percent special education aid increases, warns of HB 1285 state control, and calls Ohio 46th in education support despite wealth.
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Ohio
Norwalk
James Rubright
Kiwanis Club
Rubright
Columbus
School Foundation
Bronson
Officials Attend Ohio County, Prosecutors at Colum bus Meet
Huron County Commissioners plan a three day Ohio County Commissioners Association meeting in Columbus next week and will skip office hours Monday returning Thursday morning for appointments. Prosecutor Richard Hauser and assistant prosecutors Reese Wineman and Jack Fynes with their wives attend Ohio Prosecutor's Association convention in Columbus and expect to return Saturday. Sheriff John Borgia came back Thursday from the Ohio Buckeye Sheriff’s Association Convention where new state minimum jail standards were a major topic and he briefed the commissioners Thursday.
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Huron County Commissioners
Ohio County Commissioners’ Association
Columbus
Norwalk
Richard Hauser
Reese Wineman
Jack Fynes
Ohio Prosecutor’s Association
Maple City
John Borgia
Ohio Buckeye Sheriff’s Association
Borgia
Borgia Denies Job Offer
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia said on Thursday he is not seeking a state office and no job has been offered. He had attended the Buckeye Sheriff’s Association convention in Columbus the previous day and could not be reached for comment. Governor Rhodes aides denied any push for his appointment.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Borgia
Columbus
Buckeye Sheriff's Association
James A. Rhodes
No Fire After Smoke Report At Eagles Club
Norwalk firemen were called to the Eagles Club shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday when smoke was reported in the club basement and attic. The smoke was attributed to a ballast in a light fixture. There was no fire.
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Norwalk
Eagles
Property transfers listed in local notices
Rosella Musser transfers to Verl Musser in Bronson Two. Fred Rowe and Betty Rowe transfer to Randy Row in Ripley Two. Melvin Schug and Evelyn Schug to Roger Schug in Ridgefield Two. Newman Oney and Molly Oney to Aggie Tennar in Richmond Two. Edna Hiltz to James Waters in Norwalk City. Barman Contractors transfer to James Westerhold in Norwalk City. Claude Wheeler and Barbara Wheeler to James in Norwalk City.
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Rosella Musser
Verl Musser
Bronson
Fred
Betty Rowe
Randy Row
Ripley
Melvin
Evelyn Schug
Roger Schug
Ridgefield
Newman
Molly Oney
Aggie Tennar
Richmond
Edna Hiltz
James Waters
Norwalk
Land Transfers in Norwalk Area Thefts Landowners Move
Land transfers list includes Francis and Velma Gersak selling to Raymond Sterk in Wakeman Village. Kenneth Buckley and others transfer to Raymond Mary Elenhaas and others to William Stewart in Norwalk Two. Ruth Taylor deceased transfers to Alfred Taylor in Nurch and Greenfield townships. Sidney and Loretta Lengyel sell to Tom Butts Farms Inc. Cecil and Lois Mann to Lawrence Turley in N.F. Village. Melodie Walke to Paul Walke in Norwalk. Laurence and Louise Gibson to Francis Welch in Clarksfield Township. Carl Wenner deceased transfers to Dorothy Wenner in Willard. Frank Vitonis to David and Bev White in Nreh and Greenfield Townships.
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Francis
Velma Gersak
Raymond Sterk
Wakeman Village
Kenneth Buckley
Mary Elenhaas
William Stewart
Norwalk
Ruth Taylor
Alfred Taylor
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