North Star Council Eyes Move to Meet RPDO Status
North Star Council of Governments may move its Milan office to Norwalk to satisfy state rules as it gains RPDO status. Ed Leveritt says the RPDO designation, effective for Huron Seneca Wyandot Crawford Counties, brings grant access and a 10 percent incentive. Erie Ottawa Sandusky counties would be excluded in 1978.
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Norwalk
Ed Leveritt
North Star Council of Governments
Huron County Commissioners
Old
Shady Lane
Ome
North Star
N. Main St
Huron County
Leveritt
RPDO
Huron
Seneca
Wyandot
Crawford
Erie
Ottawa
Sandusky
Two-Car Crash Near Willard Sends Three to Hospital
A New London man Frank Mobberly, 19, and Donald Foos, 32, of Willard were hurt when two cars collided on Fitchville River Road near U S 250 Monday afternoon. Mobberly was cited for failure to yield. Foos was treated and released. A Greenwich man was cited for failure to yield on Ohio 103 near Willard after a second collision with Marvin Evans, 35, of Sandusky.
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New London
Fisher-Titus Memorial
Ohio
Willard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Norwalk
Myrl Fife
Marvin Evans
Sandusky
Drug bust at Vanson's Restaurant Monroeville
Four out of town men were arrested outside Vanson's Restaurant in Monroeville after lunch for drug violations. North Star Drug Unit agent Ken Leach confirmed about 12 500 dollars of morphine and other drugs were confiscated in the bust. No connection to the restaurant or its staff was found.
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Monroeville
Steve van Dette
Vanson’s
the Reflector
North Star Drug Unit
Ken Leach
Vanson
Spring Quarter Jumps Ahead At EHOVE After Winter Cancellations
EHOVE Vocational School cancels winter quarter classes due to fuel crisis and plans a 12 week spring term starting March 7. Registrants may stay on for spring classes. A Norwalk youth, 16, was arrested for trying to steal a 99 cent bicycle brake cable from Western Auto. John Martin, 24, of 15 State St., faces vehicular homicide and speeding charges for a Milan area crash that killed Richard W. Sudbrink. pre trial hearing set for Feb 28 before Judge Arthur M. McGory.
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Avery
Ehove Vocational School
Norwalk
Western Auto
Whittlesey Ave
John Martin
State St
Milan
Erie County
Erie County Court
Arthur M. McGory
Richard W. Sudbrink
Independent Plans Race For Mayor
A 29-year-old physician assistant, Patrick Corcoran of 20 Townsend Ave, Norwalk, has filed petitions to run as an independent candidate for mayor. If approved, his name will appear on the November general election ballot alongside party candidates. Corcoran works for the FAA in Oberlin and is a Toledo native with military service and emergency medical training.
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Orwalk
Patrick Corcoran
Townsend Ave
Huron County Board of Elections
Corcoran
Federal Aviation Administration
Oberlin
Toledo
Medical College of Ohio
University of Toledo
U.S. Air Force
Norwalk
Area schools set to resume on Wednesday amid weather mixup
The Reflector notes a printing error split the article. Norwalk Norwalk St Paul Western Reserve Berlin- Milan Monroeville EHOVE plan to resume Wednesday while Willard nearby schools open Wednesday but the high and junior high stay closed rest of the week. New London operates today and stays open. Seneca East Attica Elementary and high school meet Wednesday and Friday. Republic Elementary and junior high hold classes Friday and Saturday. Buses may run late due to snow. Tuesday Wynford basketball remains on schedule.
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Norwalk
Norwalk St. Paul
Western Reserve
Berlin- Milan
Monroeville
EHOVE
New London
Donald Schick
Schick
Seneca East
Attica
Republic Elementary
Wynford
Norwalk Man Convicted of Assault Fined 50 and Costs
James A. McMorrow, 25, of Norwalk, convicted of assault in Norwalk Municipal Court. He was fined 50 dollars plus 13 dollars in court costs after arrest on a bench warrant for failing to appear. Police said he threatened a police officer during arrest.
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James A. McMorrow
Norwalk
McMorrow
Willard Announces Split Elementary Schedules Across District
Supt Dale Schlatter announced split schedules for elementary students starting midweek. Richmond Greenfield start regular classes with 15 minute earlier buses. Central hosts morning 7 to noon, New Haven and Rheda Bennett move 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. with bus transport and book pickup. Kindergarten junior high high school canceled this week. Bernstein cancels Prague concert over human rights crackdown.
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Willard
Dale Schlatter
Richmond
Greenfield
Central
New Haven
Rheda_ Bennett School
Central School
Schlatter
Mayor Urges Snow Shoveling and Volunteer Help
Mayor Wayne Goodsite called for residents to clear sidewalks as temperatures rise above freezing. He asked volunteers to shovel for sick and elderly residents and to register with city hall, and urged those needing help to notify the city.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
City Hall
Pinocchio warms Townes audience in Tadpole Youth show
Towne and Country Theatre presents a snappy Pinocchio by Tadpole Youth Theatre with 7 to 17 year olds. The cold rehearsal space and weather delays could not dampen enthusiasm as 1 000 people attended across the weekend. Final 1 p.m. matinee set for Monday Valentine’s Day with tickets available.
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Sam Buffer Towne
Country Theatre
Tadpole Youth Theatre
T&c
Ronn Koerper
Jeff Murray
Capital University
Joe Heimlich
Heimlich
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Prague
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McCall’s
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