Huron County Debt and Salaries Totals Revealed
The county reports bonded indebtedness of 15.24 million across cities villages townships and school districts with reserves totaling about 394 thousand to 194 thousand for various entities. Salaries across all local governments in 1964 reached 5.92 million up from 1963 amid population growth to 47 323.
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Huron County
Bernard Kean
Bernard F. Kean
Kean
Tax Collections Move Normally in Huron County
Huron County treasurer Harold B. Collier says first half 1964 real estate tax collection is running about normal with June advance payments higher than typical. Total first half charge stands near 1,983,000 dollars including delinquents and municipal assessments, with a Feb. 15 deadline for penalty-free payment and options by mail bank or in person.
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Harold B. Collier
Huron County
Collier
Norwalk
Monroeville Seeks Electrical Rate Study Approval
Monroeville Village Council will consider a resolution to authorize a $2500 expenditure for a four month electrical rate study by John S. Sawvey, a Findley utility consultant with 30 years of experience. The study will review 12 months of consumer data under the Ohio Edison contract in effect since March 21, 1961.
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Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
John S. Sawvey
Findley
Sawvey
Ohio Edison Company
Cadet Tutchings Represents West Point In Inaugural Parade
Cadet Terrence R. Tutchings son of Mr and Mrs Paul R Tutchings of Norwalk marched in the Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington D C on January 20 as part of the U S Military Academy Corps of Cadets West Point New York He is Class of 1965 and one of 600 cadets chosen to represent the academy The 21 year old cadet graduated in 1961 from Norwalk High School.
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Terrence R. Tutchings
Paul R. Tutchings
Norwalk
Washington
D. C
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Norwalk High School
Mighty Big Deer Big Fine
Gary E. Christopher of Marietta was arrested for attempting to take a deer during the closed season. Game Protector Winstanley tracked tracks in Barlow Township near Veto for about three hours before stopping the hunter with a rifle. He was cited to court January 15 and posted a $25 bond.
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Columbus
Gary E. Christopher
Route 4
Marietta
Ben H. Anderson
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Anderson
Clifford Winstanley
Barlow Township
Veto
Winstanley
Christopher
Ceer
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