Willard Approves 1970 City Budget and Raises
Eiti Willard's city council approved the 1970 budget after a public hearing. Total expenses are set at 328 975 with 168 577 for salaries and 76 489 for other operations. Pay increases range from six to 10 percent for city employees. A parking zone for police cars and a business-use zone in front of city hall were established on Myrtle Avenue. A 5 214 salary for laboratory technicians at the sewage plant was approved. Permission was given for a sign at 106 Myrtle Ave for the H R Block Income Tax Office.
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Leroy Clouse
Myrtle Ave
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Candidates Must File Expenses Before Friday Deadline
Candidates in the November general election must file campaign expense reports with the Huron County Board of Elections by Friday at 4 p.m. All candidates and committees must file whether or not they had spending. Failure to file bars entry to future campaigns for five years under state law.
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New London School Activities Schedule Announced
New London students will dismiss at 2 p.m. Friday for Christmas. Classes resume January 5. This week includes PTA band room 7:30 p.m. and Ohio Association Public School Employes meeting at 8 p.m. Various events: Elementary Music Program 2:45 p.m. today, assemblies and basketball games midweek, wrestling and chess meets, boosters meeting, and high school staff party.
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Plan Dinner Honors Dr. Jerome Jerome III at BGSU Firelands
Bowling Green State University president Dr. William T. Jerome III has announced his resignation. The BGSU Firelands Campus Advisory Board plans a dinner in late February to honor him.
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William T. Jerome III
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O'Reilly Defends Economy Plan In Budget Crisis Talk
New London School Board discussed early action on next year’s appropriations and calendar as deficits threaten closure in November. Joseph Hurley warned money shortages require January decisions and possible cuts to extracurriculars.
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Joseph Hurley
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Edward O’reilly
O’reilly
Wakeman Council Accepts Resignation and Appoints Transition
Wakeman council and public affairs board accept the resignation of Councilman Ralph Jackson after eight years as he moves to become water and streets superintendent. Weezer Millhouse retires after serving since 1933, remaining in an advisory role. Jackson begins Jan 1. council has 30 days to appoint a replacement with mayoral approval. The EPA accepted Downtown Dodge of Norwalk’s bid for a new police car, while 45 days remain to decide on trading the old vehicle.
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Sign Defaced on Norwalk Roadway Proclaims Flyers Title
A highway sign in Norwalk declaring the St. Paul Flyers Class A state champions was vandalized before 9 am Monday. The Norwood Avenue sign was sprayed with black paint. Knights of Columbus purchased the signs and the city street department erected them Friday.
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