Huron County Court Dispositions Report
In Norwalk District court, James W. Busek paid a $21 waiver for speeding. Gary E. Felter was found guilty for driving without due regard to safety and must attend defensive driving school. Bobby L. Bryant of rural New London was found guilty for permitting an unsafe vehicle to be driven and must attend defensive driving school. Alan G. Ewing of 140 W Main St. was found guilty for passing a loading school bus and must attend defensive driving school. David Benedict on Hawthorne Drive was fined for failure to exhibit a hunting license. fine and costs suspended.
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Huron County
Norwalk
James W. Busek
Benedict Ave
Gary E. Felter
Monroe St
Bobby L. Bryant
New London
Alan G. Ewing
W. Main St
David Benedict
Hawthorne Drive
Christie Lane School for the Retarded Near Half Finished
The Huron County Commissioners received a $103,113 state first payment toward Christie Lane School for the Retarded. The project costs are $540,000 with the state covering half. Architect Thurman J. Peabody reports 60 percent completion as of December 31, with ground broken June 27. General contractor Studer-Obringer, Inc. of New Washington, is handling the build on South Norwalk Road near US 250.
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Christie Lane
Huron
New Washinton
Norwalk Road
Classified Ads Sell Your Used Items Fast
A quick tip to earn cash by selling items you no longer need. List unwanted goods in classifieds and contact numbers to reach buyers. Include brief descriptions and prices to attract interest.
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Dial
Damron Sentenced to One to Twenty Years in Death of Stepson
Glenn Damron, 24, formerly of New London, was sentenced to one to 20 years in the Ohio State Reformatory after a three judge panel convicted him of manslaughter in the death of his stepson, Kelly E. Wilson. The defense plans an appeal as a new trial motion was filed.
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Glenn Damron
New London
Ohio State Reformatory
Damron
Kelly E. Wilson
Henry E. Young
Norwalk
Common Pleas
Damion
New London Debates Water Project Costs and Plans
New London village council wrestled with a costly water system including a reservoir and a cooperative state project. Estimates suggest near 600000 for new wells and lines versus 819000 for line and plant, with public financing talks planned after engineers provide data.
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London
Sprague
State of
Ohio
New London
Monroeville School Levies Set for Next Year
Monroeville Local School District expects 413 654 dollars from property taxes next year. The board approved tax rates of 4 5 mills inside the 10 mill limit and 22 8 in voted levies, plus 2 6 mills for bond retirement expected to yield 39 395. District valuation stands at 15 152 180. The board did not act on resubmitting a 6 8 mill operating levy defeated December 14.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
County Budget Commission
Albert Holb
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
N.J
Marion Waits
North Central Association of Secondary Schools
Chicago
Santa Claus Makes No Promises in Norwalk Court
Fritz Stanford plays Santa at the Norwalk Theatre from 6:30 to 8:30 every night through tonight hearing Christmas wishes from Norwalk youngsters. He asks for toys seen in ads and notes many requests come from siblings. He gives lollipops from Fanny Farmer Candy Shops and says he cannot promise gifts.
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Fritz Stanford
Santa Claus
Stanford
Norwalk Theatre
Norwalk Area
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Santa
Fritz
Baskets For The Blind Help Local Neighbors This Christmas
Seventeen Huron County residents who are blind or have poor eyesight received Christmas baskets from the Norwalk Lions Club. Each basket contains fruit and candy valued at four dollars, with some donations from Schild's supermarket. Recipients live in Norwalk Monroeville Milan Wakeman and Havana, including several in nursing homes.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Schild’s
643 Tightens Grip On Center
The Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation tightens oversight over the Huron County Mental Health Center. It will approve all future bills and provide monthly forms for mileage, telephone, and conference expenditures. previously signed by Acting Director Claudio Rabello, center bills go to the county auditor for payment.
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Huron County Mental Health Center
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Board 648
Center
Claudio Rabello
Huron County
Center Board
Robert Klenk
Rabello
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
Huron County Mental Health Society
New London
Russell Fisher
Huron County Farm Bureau Speakers Weigh Sheriff and Laws
Sheriff John Borgia and Sgt Hank Tappel spoke at the Huron County Farm Bureau public affairs committee meeting at the Production Credit Building. They covered sheriff duties and hunting laws with a follow up business meeting chaired by Norm Smith.
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John Borgia
Hank Tappel
Huron County Farm Bureau
Production Credit
Sheriff's Department
Tappel
Norm Smith
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
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