Voters Must Register By April 3 In May Primary
The Huron County Board of Elections announced the last registration day for the May primary is Monday April 3. A new state law allows registration up to 30 days before elections, replacing the 40 day cutoff. Minimum age is 18. Filing deadlines: delegates and alternates to national conventions extended to Feb 17. independent Congressional candidates by March 3. No ballots printed for American Independent or Socialist Labor parties as no candidates filed.
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Board of Elections
Leona Weisenberger
Elections Office
Huron County
Weisenberger
Congress
Ted Brown
American Independent Party
Socialist Labor Party
20000 March Sunday Irish Protest Across Northern Ireland
More than 20,000 demonstrators gathered in Northern Ireland in the largest protest in its history to denounce detention without trial and residents sought a day of disruption this week. Civil rights leaders planned further marches in Enniskillen while many Irish across the border joined a Dublin show of support.
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Newry
Northern Ireland
The
Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Enniskillen
Irish Republic
County Fermanagh
Londonderry
Derrybeg
Kevin Boyle
Dublin
Republic
St Paul High Adopts New Honor Roll System
St Paul High School announces a new 4.0 grading scale replacing the old numbers. First honors go to 24 students with 3.8 to 4.0, including seniors Judy Didion and Ray Fritz and freshmen Catherine Fritz and Laura Smith. Second honors awarded to 24 students with 3.5 to 3.7, such as Marilyn Budziszewski and Jim Kacharsky. An additional 63 students hold 3.0 to 3.4 for the first semester.
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St. Paul High School
Judy Didion
Ray Fritz
Janet McGuckin
Kathy Richards
Mary Schladter
Diane Swabley
Tom Bellamy
Mary Ann Fritz
Jeanne Hohler
Maureen Mushett
Janet Richards
Kathy Smith
Laura Young
Paula Zannieri
Bernadette Bick
Diane Camp
Keith Filip
Grace Hay
Richard Reichert
Linda Smith
Catherine Fritz
William Kacharsky
Joseph Linder
Laura Smith
Marilyn Budziszewski
Trudy Baltes
Nancy Hillman
Debra Hipp
Val Holz
Paula Kline
Patty Reed
John Ridge
Mary Ann Schafer
Lisa Catalano
Jim Kacharsky
Jim Zeller
Kim Zimmerman
Terry Boose
James Bronder
Diane Greenwald
Oe Ann Hertenstein
Susan Hohler
Margaret Schaffer
Brian Schnellinger
Jenifer Fields
Elizabeth Hug
Eric Prack
Edward Prack
Court Grants 17 Divorces In January
Seventeen divorces were granted in January according to Clerk of Courts Clark Hunter in his monthly report. The clerk noted 77 new cases filed in Common Pleas Court last month across civil, divorce, and criminal dockets and issued numerous titles and liens during the period.
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Clark Hunter
Common Pleas Court
Hunter
U.S. State Department
Bank President Reports Rising Net Income at Norwalk
The Citizens National Bank of Norwalk held its annual meeting on February 1 with a president’s report noting per share net income rising from 4.96 in 1968 to 11.58 in 1971. Directors elected included Earle H. Lowe and John E. Gelvin. officers were named, and auditors and attorneys were appointed for 1972.
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Norwalk City Hospital Association
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Ohio
Norwalk Area United Fund
Citizens National Bank of Norwalk
Earle H. Lowe
John E. Gelvin
M. Leighton Battles
John W. Baltes
John G. Kaiser
Carl E. Heyman
Howard J. Fisher
Bank
Airman Connelly completes basic training at Lackland AFB
Airman Richard J. Connelly son of Mr and Mrs Paul Connelly of 246 West Main Street completed U S Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas and is assigned to Lowry AFB Colorado for supply field training He is a 1971 Garfield Heights High School graduate Text mentions television critique in Redbook magazine about Black portrayals in TV culture with examples including Mission Impossible Mod Squad Room 222 and Sesame Street
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Richard J. Connelly
Paul Connelly
W. Main St
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry Afb
Colo
Connelly
Garfield Heights High School
Greg Morris
Clarence Williams
Bond
Power Outage Hits Cleveland During Rush Hour
A boiler failure at the Municipal Light Plant caused a power outage on Cleveland's near west side and downtown. Traffic lights were affected during the morning rush hour as the city responded.
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Cleveland
UPI
Near West Side
Municipal Light Plant
Forty Seven Huron County Residents Served Jury Duty
Fourty seven Huron County residents were summoned for jury duty in Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. Norwalk and rural areas including Wakeman Willard Monroeville Plymouth New London and Bellevue are represented among the potential jurors.
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Huron County
Common Pleas
Sheriff's Department
Norwalk
Donna Mingus
Ford St
Ruth Nester
E. Chestnut St
Ted Cady
St. Mary’s St
Kenneth Anglin
Parsons St
Harold J. Gilchrist
State St
Lois Coon
E. Main St
Beverly Wolford
William T. Zureich
Newton St
Arlce Sommers
S. Garfield St
Betty M. Esker
Woodlawn Ave
Edward Oates
Ofelia S
Guaderrama
Audrey Smith
Marie Timman
Marie Raferty
Barbara Stenz
Wesley Springer
William Burke
Wakeman
Robert
Willard Drivers Praised After Department Report
Willard police report 1971 activity shows 3 778 calls answered and total arrests 218. The year saw more thefts and drug offenses but fewer traffic offenses 644 compared with 910 in 1970. Chief Jack Fryman commends Willard residents for improving driving skills.
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Willard — Willard Police Department
Jack Fryman
Willard
Huron County Court Dispositions Report in Willard District
In Willard court actions Albert Le Chandler of Plymouth received a $200 fine plus costs, three days in jail, and a 30 day license suspension for drunken driving. Ishmael Barnett of Willard had a $26 bond forfeiture for an unsafe vehicle. Foster L Dials Jr of Plymouth and Norma L Schaffer of Willard faced waivers for speeding. Victor W Jones of rural Willard faced a $101 waiver for fictitious registration and a $26 waiver for an unsafe vehicle. Clarinda Snipes of rural Willard faced a $16 sanction for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Willard Jo Moore of Willard faced a $26 waiver for speeding.
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Huron
Willard
Albert le Chandler Plymouth
Ishmael Barnett
Foster
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