Milan Debates Income Tax Vote And Property Levy
Milan council moved to table the proposed one per cent income tax until residents vote on a property tax increase for capital improvements. If levy fails the income tax would be enacted. if passes the tax tabling would be reconsidered. The village awarded a garbage contract to Christiansen Inc. with tiered rates. The move reflects a clash between income tax and bond-based funding for sewer and street projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Robert Bickley
Glenn Rockwell
Finance Committee
Concerned Citizens of
Council
Park and Trees Committee
Pat Rice
New London Elects Elementary Student Council Leaders
Representatives from each grade select new officers led by Dan Bailey sixth grade president Valerie McGowan fifth grade vice president and John Meyer fifth grade secretary Teachers Gerald Sexton and Gary Hall serve as special education advisors and list of grade reps follows across first through sixth grades with two teachers named as advisors.
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New London
Richard McMullen
Dan Bailey
Valerie McGowan
John Meyer
Philip Santamaria
Margaret Stackhouse
Alan Smith
Gloria Luna
Susan Oscarson
Kelly Thrasher
Lynnette Stewart
Susan Howsman
Janice Ward
Todd Gregory
Dan Finley
Joni Stoll
Kevin Koch
Vicki McGowan
Gary Zingery
Mona Stewart
Brian Brown
Vickie Jackson
Curtis White
Glenn Murray
William Perkins
Melissa Hall
Kevin Cramer
Jerry Whetstone
David Wetton
Tammy Yates
Kenneth Thrasher
Amy Hall
Mike Marett
John Neel
Tracy Parks
Donna Geller
Steve Baker
Eric Jennings
Mary Fritz
Collette Howell
Bill Murray
Susan Luxon
James Farnsworth
Charles Mead
Gerald Sexton
Gary Hall
Crain Livestock Opens Trading Day Summary
Chicago Crain market reports show cattle and hog futures opening with mixed results. Early quotes indicate slight advances in some contracts while others dip, with traders watching demand signals and seasonal livestock demand.
Cryptic OCR Sequence Sparks Datey Random Readout
Fragmentary OCR line shows mixed numbers and percent symbols, with several month fragments and codes. No clear event or entities emerge beyond dated tokens and stray numerals. The readable content suggests a garbled archival snippet rather than a complete report.
Willard Mayor Court List Includes Fines and Bonds
Gene L. Whiting of 315 Central Ave pays a $20 fine and $8 in court costs for speeding. Paul D. Deskins posted a $5 bond for a no parking zone violation in Shiloh. David A. Simpson of 310 Woodbine St faces a $150 fine $10 court costs and three days in jail for driving under the influence. Woodbine St item lists reckless operation with $25 fine and $10 costs. Donald A. May of Mansfield pays $10 fine $8 costs for failure to yield the right of way. James B. Ashby Jr. of 1003 S Main St pays $10 fine $8 costs for failure to yield at a stop intersection.
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Gene L. Whiting
Central Ave
Paul D. Deskins
Shiloh
David A. Simpson
Woodbine St
Donald A. May
Mansfield
James B. Ashby, Jr
S. Main St
Huron County Court Dispositions List From Norwalk District
Jefferson Adkins of Bellevue faces $26 bond forfeited for unsafe vehicle. James Wightman of Greenwich has $21 bond forfeited for improper passing. Dorothy Weitzel of Norwalk forfeits $10 bond for failure to yield. Gerald Kramer of Wooster Street fined $5 and costs for expired license. Donna Rachal of Bellevue fined $25 and costs for vehicle inspection noncompliance. Larry Sherer of Berlin Heights and Judi Little of Willard waive $21 for speeding. Ronald Evans of Monroeville forfeits $16 bond for speeding. John Healy cited for right of way with $10 fine. Willard defendants Armatrout, King, and Puckett face waivers or forfeitures for speeding. Gloria Puckett of Nort Erie Street no flag on extended load forfeits $16. Betty Stephens of Willard fined $10 and costs for unsafe vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Norwalk
Jefferson D. Adkins
Bellevue
James A. Wightman
Greenwich
Dorothy A. Weitzel
Gerald P. Kramer
Wooster St
Donna J. Rachal
Larry N. Sherer
Berlin Heights
Judi A. Little
Willard
Ronald L. Evans
Monroeville
John J. Healy
Huron County Court
William R. Armatrout
Paul E. King
Gloria L. Puckett
Nort A. Smith
Erie St
Betty A. Stephens
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Lost Pet Ad
UPI listings show subscription terms from Norwalk to rural areas at 55 cents per week and mail rates 24 dollars per year in Huron and Erie Counties plus 31.50 elsewhere. Classified notices advertise a lost pet with a contact phone number 662 4241 and ask readers to place a Lost ad.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Department For
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Pohl's
Bank Americard
East Main ST
Oscar Uta
Fay Wray
Bruce Cabot
Coorra
Gemerson
Emerson
E. Monroe
The
Wall Street Journal
Ianlinee Mercantile Exchange
Watolia
Coeiveeli
Willard Mayor’s Court
Darlene Mosey
Jerry Cheal
Army
Kenneth Mosey
Vietnam
Mosey
Dominican Republic
UPI
Daniel Green
Wellco “Foamtread” Jarman Petite
Kāyi
Qkoei
Reflector
Monroe Orwal
E. Monroy
Ohio
Reflector-Herald Inc
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Norelco
W. Main
Bulova
Dorothea
Skidmore
W. Mai Meee
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