Board Accepts Rabello's Resignation as Acting Director
Huron County Mental Health Center board accepted the resignation of acting director Claudio Rabello after a November move by Board 648. Rabello will serve until July 1 1972 or until a qualified replacement is found, while remaining a staff psychologist. The board cites incompatibilities with Robert Klenk and seeks a director without dual roles.
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Claudio Rabello
Huron County
Rabello
Board 648
648
John Mouter
Robert Klenk
Klenk
Mental Health Center
Albion Gotaas
Mental Health Board
Tom Bleile
Center
Mouter and Klenk
Bleile
Trucks On Myrtle Ave Opposed At Public Hearing
Dr. John J. Rosso urged in a letter read at the City Council hearing that the proposed ordinance repealing no through trucks signs on Myrtle Avenue be rejected. He argued current law restricting through trucks is adequate if enforced and that trucks should use state routes to near delivery points.
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Willard
Myrtle Avenue
John J. _ Rosso
Rosso
Market Report Cleveland Livestock Prices Steady
Livestock market in Cleveland shows steady tone for cattle and calves. Prime steers trade 36.25 to 37, choice 36.75 to 36.50, calves mostly 25, with dealers 48 to 53 for choice calves and utilities 20 to 25.
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Cleveland
UPI
Milan Calendar and Village Meetings In Brief
Local notices list events for Milan including Rotary at the Milan Inn 6:30 pm and public affairs board meetings at Town Hall 7:30 pm and council session 8:30 pm on Tuesday. Friday church services and Christmas events are noted along with hogs and sheep market prices. Open prices show local grain values. A December 20, 1971 entry reports a street ordinance debate on truck routing and a Myrtle Avenue petition asking reconsideration. council tabled action pending study.
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Rotary
Milan Inn
Board of Public Affairs
Village Council
Edison Memorial Methodist Church
Francis Moyer
Milan Presbyterian Church
St Pauls Remodeling Nears Completion at Parish Church
The exterior work at St Pauls Catholic Church is over 99 percent finished and interior renovations should finish by January 25. Pastor Gerald Stein said he expects to celebrate on the patronal feast day and noted the steeple bells have been upgraded to an automatic electric system, allowing automatic Angelus and special occasion music.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Gerald Stein
Father Stein
Angelus
Backing Cars Cause Minor Vehicle Damage In Two Incidents
Two motorists backed into other vehicles Monday causing minor damage. James E. Harvey of 99 N. Prospect Street backed into Suzanne M. Rew’s car at his home, denting the grill hood and right front fender. Thomas A. Russ of Collins backed into Harold J. Dickinson’s car at the Norwalk square.
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James E. Harvey
N. Prospect St
Suzanne M. Rew
Monroeville
Thomas A. Russ
Collins
Harold J. Dickinson
Willard
Norwalk
Lost pet ad leads to speedy reunion
Don’t just hope your pet will be returned contact the classifieds with a Lost ad. Call 662-4241 now to place a notice and increase chances of recovering the animal.
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Classified
City Lights Reservoir Low Prompts Christmas Rain Hope
Memorial Lake sits 157 inches below spillway level this morning and has fallen two inches in the last week. Service Director Herbert Krogh says the city needs water but rain remains elusive as Christmas approaches.
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Service
Herbert Krogh
Memorial Lake
Krogh
Relatives To Visit Jail Christmas At Huron County
Sheriff John Borgia announced special visiting hours for relatives at Huron County Jail on Christmas. Relatives may visit from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, in addition to the usual Wednesday slots.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Swearing-In Rescheduled for Mayor-elect Goodsite
Wayne Goodsite will be sworn in at 6 45 p m before the City Council meeting to let basketball fans attend the Norwalk Edison High School game. County Court Judge Phillip M White will administer the oath to Goodsite, with council members receiving theirs from him.
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Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk-Edison
Goodsite
Phillip M. White
U.S. Buys Corn To Lift Prices Across Plains States
The government purchased 1.77 million bushels of corn on the open market in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa as part of a continuing effort to raise corn prices.
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Washington
UPI
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
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