Wakeman OKs Higher Water Rates Amid Lawsuit Threat
Wakeman Village Council approved a new water rate ordinance despite a threat of legal action from Jack Grady owner of Wakeman Laun‑Dri‑Mat. The amended plan raises the average user’s bill by eight cents per 1000 gallons with a $12 minimum and tiered charges for 10 000 to 20 000 gallons and above 20 000.
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Wakeman
Council
Richard DeLamatre
Huron
Wakeman Laun- Dri-Mat
Jack Grady
DeLamatre
Ohio
Ardith Coe
Savings and Loan
New London Faces Repayment For Title I Funds
The New London Board of Education may repay 2350 to the federal education department and 374 to the state for alleged Title I misused funds from 1972. Allegations focus on former clerk Barbara Angle overpayments and other questionable disbursements, with the matter referred to William Owens for action and potential legal resolution.
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NEW London
New London Board of Education
Departments of Education
US Department of Education
State Department of Education
New London Board of
Barbara Angle
Angle
Joseph Hurley
Virginia Wenner
Fitchville School
Norwalk Area Winners Named for Free Night Out
Marilyn Wise and Betty Sutter win this week’s Norwalk Merchants Free Night Out. Various local court actions noted include 9th Gerald C. Didion fined 200 dollars for reckless operation and 50 year old Karen Flood jailed after DUI arrest. A Norwalk wallet theft reported. other local notices mention lottery winners and sales ads.
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Marilyn Wise
Betty Sutter
Norwalk Merchants
Gerald C. Didion
Maple St
Huron
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
Summary of Norwalk mayor s court docket actions listing defendants from Bucyrus Willard Bellevue and Sandusky with offenses including speeding failing to yield the right of way improper passing driving left of center and reckless operation plus the assessed fines and waivers.
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Dennis R. Link
Mt. Vernon
Link
Huron
Roger L. June
Greenwich
Norwalk
David M. Draime
Bucyrus
Brenda D. Barnett
Willard
Bobby W. Habernigg
Valley Park Dr
Robert L. Warner
Walter E. Taylor
Sandusky
Urban J. Siesel
Bellevue
Sharon L. Perry
Lucia M. Said
Sycamore Dr
James C. Brechwald
Newton St
Jose Martinez
Mary G. Heller
Crooksville
Embroidered Sampler Worth 200 Stolen From Norwalk Store
Plymouth woman Mrs. Thomas Webber reported a late week theft at a downtown Norwalk shop. Her 13 by 13 inch pink, green, gold and blue sampler with a black and gold frame, initials AMW 75 in the lower right corner, was taken after nine months of work. She teaches needlepoint and crewel and used a magnifying glass for the delicate stitching.
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Plymouth
Norwalk
Thomas Webber
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Freeman and Freeman Law Firm
Board of Zoning Appeals
Gary Pickett
Ohio 60
State Department of Labor
Board of Education
Robert Wallace
Marian Dr
Supreme Court
John P. Stevens
Senate Judiciary Committee
William O. Douglas
High Court
Stevens
UPI
Music World
E. Main
Karen M. Flood
Huron County
Ideal Appliancenter
E. Monroe St
Margaret Landenberg
Rene March
Milan Ave
Pennsylvania
Robin & Debbie Walcher
North Fairfield
Chapman Trucking
Curve Inn
Alexis Smith
Shirley's
Monroeville
Amato Tennis Enterprises
Cindy L. Schneider
W. Main St
Halfway Inn
Mayor’s Court
Sip Firestone
Snow Biter
Maxie Tire
Whittlesey Ave
Aluminum
Nichchaathathates
Gene Widman
Sandusky Huron Willard Bellevue
Case Ave
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