BPA Buys Truck and Plans Water Line Work in Milan
Milan BPA accepted a low bid of 2274 dollars from Dorr Chevrolet for a new electrical department truck chassis. Other bids ranged up to 2850, 2593, and 2490 dollars. A water line for Milan Manor was discussed with five hydrants, a five hydrants plan, and a 13000 dollar sewer screening system. A Homestead Inn water line request to EHOVE was refused. Next meeting is 7 15 p m December 15 and bills totaling 21251 dollars were paid.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Dorr Chevrolet
Heisler International
Sandusky
Porter Ford
Dodge
Norwalk
Milan Manor
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Across Ohio Roads
A series of icy road crashes were reported from 6:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on various routes including U.S. 224 U.S. 20 State Route 99 and State Highway 162. Drivers Robert Risner Patricia Sprowl Bruce Edwards Charles Poths Phyllis Miller Mark Gettles and Bruce Briggs were named among the injured or involved. Police noted slick conditions contributed to the accidents. In Washington D C Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr met with President Nixon to discuss his Supreme Court nomination fate. Gerald Crawford was treated and released from Fisher Titus hospital. Helen Thomas lost control on snow covered Fairfield Angling Road and struck a power pole.
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Robert Risner
Greenwich
Risner
U.S. 224
Bruce Edwards
Wellington
Edwards
U.S. 20
U.S. 250
Patricia Sprowl
Corwin St
William Livingston
Chicago
Joseph Clady
Sandusky
Charles R. Poths
Monroeville
Phyllis Jean Miller
Bellevue
Mark Gettles
Breezewood Dr
Bruce Briggs
Willard
Greenville Back
Norwalk
Back
Buck
Gerald B. Crawford
Arcanum
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Helen E. Thomas
Fairfield
Fairfield-Angling
Area Co-Op Re Elects Officers at Reorganization Meeting
Preston Golding Carl Bruce and J R Weaver were re elected officers of Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc board of Directors at the re organization meeting after the annual meeting held Tuesday night at South Central High School Greenwich Regular trustees meetings are 8 pm on the third Thursday each month at the New London office H E Ruggles Elroy Walcher and Carl Bruce were re elected trustees from Districts 1 3 and 6 Amendments to Articles of Incorporation and Article 10 of the Code of Regulations were approved by about 100 voting members Howard Cummins Buckeye Power executive manager spoke Buckeye powers Ohio rural co op energy and Cardinal generating station near Steubenville The Dutchmen barber shop quartet performed after the meeting
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New London
Preston Golding
Carl Bruce
J.R. Weaver
Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc
South Central High School
Greenwich
H.E. Ruggles
Elroy Walcher
Howard Cummins
Buckeye Power
Buckeye Power, Inc
Ohio
Buckeye and
Ohio Power Company
Cardinal
Steubenville
Intruders Break In At Lyme School On U S 20
Deputies on routine patrol spotted a break in at Lyme School east of Bellevue at 1 30 a m. Burglaries broke glass on the rear door and pried into the food storage room but custodian Karl Poth reports nothing appears missing. The incident ends with no losses confirmed. The text also notes the September term of the Huron County Grand Jury in the courthouse with 15 jurors to be chosen from 35 summoned and about eight cases to be heard. Approximately 15 witnesses waited to testify. The grand jury had not met in September due to no cases.
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Lyme School
U.S. 20
Bellevue
Karl Poth
Huron County Grand Jury
Parking Meter Found Near Clark Service Station
A Norwalk parking meter was found in front of the Clark Super 100 Service Station at 76 Benedict Ave. Wednesday morning. Manager Harrison Bloomfield said his night attendant reported a car ran into the post, knocking the meter off.
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Norwalk City
Benedict Ave
Harrison Bloomfield
Advisory Council ballots mailed for MPF districts
Ballots for the Milk Producers Federation advisory council are in the mail to members in nine Ohio districts and one in Indiana Michigan. District 6 includes Huron Sandusky and Erie Counties with nominees Tom A. Cawise William Ramsey Don Eby Gerald Hoepf Gerald Case and Ronald Davis.
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Cleveland
Milk Producers Federation
MPF
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Huron
Sandusky
Erie
Tom A. Cawise
William Ramsey
Don Eby
Gerald Hoepf
Gerald Case
Ronald Davis
lawyers oppose Nixon desegregation push raise funds
Gary J. Greenberg disclosed that thirty seven Justice Department lawyers critical of President Nixon’s school desegregation policies contributed a day’s pay each to back efforts against the policies. The donations, totaling over $1,000, were given to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund which challenges government positions in desegregation cases.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Nixon
Chicago
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
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Gail Ocheltree
Foster City
Terry Dugovic
San Jose
Nancy Gomez
Sausalito
Barbara Smithdeal
Burlingame
C. Clyde Nixon
Los Altos
Stuart Galka
Dublin
Jerry Thelen
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
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Walt Disneys
Walt Disney
Technicolor
Prowlers
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Federation
Gary J. Greenberg
E. Main Street
A.F.T
RCA
RCA Stereo
Attleboro
L&b Electric
Norwalk, Ohio