NASA expands Plum Brook land for buffer and future growth
Manganiello outlines 85 million investment at Plum Brook Nuclear Reactor site. The facility employs 600 civil servants and 100 contractor workers with a 6 million dollar annual payroll. Additional land will create buffer zones for accidents and allow expansion including land leases after purchase and potential five year terms. Local officials discuss tax revenue loss and possible state aid programs.
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Manganiello
Plum Brook
Manganilello
Arthur H. Feger
South Central Senior Named to All Ohio Band
Gary Hunter of South Central High School earns a spot in the All Ohio High School Band for the New Music Reading Clinic at Bowling Green State University. The senior sousaphone player, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Hunter of rural Greenwich, will join 150 musicians for auditions and reading sessions in the University Union Grand Ballroom Friday and Saturday.
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Bowling Green State University
Gary Hunter
South Central High
Gerald Hunter
Rural
Greenwich
All-Ohio
Bowling Green University
South Central
Ronald Zoz
Gary
Bowling Green
School of Music
Grand Ballroom
University Union
Oberlin Student To Give Recital at St Paul School Auditorium
Frank H. Spoto, Oberlin College student, will present a free recital at 8 p.m. Sunday in the St. Paul School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization, the event features his studies in New York with Mario Fiorella and John Wustman and instruction by Howard Hatton at Oberlin. He has appeared with the Oberlin College Choir and the Oberlin Musical Union and performed in various oratorio and light opera roles. The Jewish Advocate of Boston praised his artistry and lyric tenor voice.
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Frank H. Spoto
Oberlin College
St. Paul
Catholic Youth Organization
Spoto
New York
Mario Fiorella
John Wustman
Howard Hatton
Oberlin
Oberlin College Choir
Oberlin Musical Union
Leis Cited For Not Stopping For School Bus Crash
Sharon A Leis 22 of 33 S Main St Monroeville received a citation after rear ending a car driven by William R Young 19 of Sandusky on Ohio 4 south of the Ohio 2 intersection while failing to stop for a school bus There were no injuries and minor vehicle damage in that crash At about 4 50 pm Robert D Arheit 45 of Milan lost control on Old State Road south of Norwalk and struck three trees and a fence He was cited for reckless driving and complained of neck and head injuries.
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Sharon A. Leis
Miss Leis
S. Main St
Monroeville
William R. Young
Clinton St
Sandusky
Young
Ohio 4
Ohio 2
Robert D. Arheit
Center St
Milan
Old State Road
Norwalk
Willard Board Receives North Central Survey Report
Willard Board of Education reviewed a North Central Association survey of Willard High School conducted by a ten member team in January. Principal L P Wartiainen said improvements are recommended in instruction, building, services and curriculum. The district remains on the approved high schools list. The board hired two teachers Evelyn Estridge and Carol Amato, added science to eighth grade, and set a March 10 teachers workshop with state education officials.
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Willard- Willard
Board of Education
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
L.P. Wartiainen
Willard High School
Willard
Evelyn Estridge
Richmond School
Carol Amato
450 Attend Ist Service In Church Norwalk
About 450 worshippers filled the First United Presbyterian Church in Norwalk for the first service in the new building, with 150 attending the evening service from as far as Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Representatives from several Norwalk churches and friends from Steubenville joined, while chairs were added in the narthex to accommodate the crowd.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Norwalk
Baton Rouge
Ohio
John K. McDivitt
Steubenville
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
Norwalk Ohio paper outlines subscription options from carriers and mail with regional availability in Huron and Erie counties. Rates include 45 cents per week and 15 dollars per month or year depending on delivery and location.
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UPI News Service
Audi Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Rura
Huron
Erie
U.S
New London Hospital Moves On Expansion Plan
The New London Hospital board and town representatives discussed a proposed 250000 addition and funding. They consider owner ship, securing extra funds, and possible Hill Burton grant conditions including corridor widening. A $20000 federal grant for a diagnostic center is being pursued and Mrs Dorothy Cole joined the board.
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Hill-Burton
Hill- Burton
State Department of Health
B.J. Thomas
Dorothy Cole
Park Avenue
Forrest Motter
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