Huron County Bank Sold to National City Corp for 10.8 Million
Huron County Banking Co shareholders approved selling 89.6 percent of stock to National City Corp of Cleveland for 240000 shares at 45 each, valuing the bank at 10.8 million. Sale awaits federal approval, effective as a wholly owned National City subsidiary, with local directors retaining loan and decisions.
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Huron County Banking Co
National City Corp
Cleveland
Huron County Bank
National City
W. C. Edwards
Edwards
Thomas A.M. von Saas
Owen S. Workman
von Saas
New Haven Supply Co
Thomas A. M. von Saas
Germany
New Haven
Hamburg
Workman
Lorain
U S protests Kremlin over Dubs murder in Kabul
The United States angrily protested to the Kremlin over Soviet advisers role in the killing of Ambassador Adolph Dubs in Kabul. Washington charged Afghanistan's pro Soviet government shared responsibility for the diplomat's death after he was kidnapped and killed in a hotel shootout.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Afghanistan
Kremlin
Adolph Dubs
Soviet Union
State Department
Moscow
Dubs
Kabul
Travel weather advisory and mixed precipitation forecast
LC predicts light freezing drizzle today with highs near 25 and snow tonight as temperatures dip to around 10. Friday brings wind driven snow flurries with highs 10 to 15 and east to north east winds 10 to 25 mph. precipitation chances 50 percent today 70 percent tonight 60 percent Friday. Births and deaths reported. also note historic note on early African Grove theater in New York.
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New York
United States
Laycock seeks Norwalk board seat after withdrew candidacy
Attorney Jeffery Laycock of 204 E Main filed petitions to run for a full-term on the Norwalk Board of Education in November after withdrawing his earlier name for the vacancy left by Michael Myers. He said he has not ruled out running later. Board President Frederick Waugh and Vice President Dorothy Delianides terms end this year, neither having filed petitions. Fourth Ward councilman Robert Markel of 16 N West St filed for re election, becoming the first council member to indicate re entry. All council seats expire this year.
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Jeffery Laycock
Norwalk Board of Education
Laycock
E. Main
Michael Myers
Frederick Waugh
Dorothy Delianides
Fourth Ward
Robert Markel
West St
Markel
Ehove Enforces Contract as Teacher Refuses to Quit
Ehove school board rejected Kerry Jett’s resignation effective February 23 citing contract obligations and potential harm to students. Superintendent Christ stated contracts must be honored, noting mid year vacancy issues and limited qualified vocational instructors. The district faces possible certification risks for Jett and contemplates next steps while addressing ventilation and safety upgrades in welding classes and planning a June operating levy with budget shortfall projected.
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Avery
Ehove
Creighton Christ
Kerry Jett
Jett
Christ
Ohio
James Montgomery
Montgomery
Board of Elections
Berry brothers take over Homestead Inn in Avery
Berry's Restaurant Inc. acquired the Homestead Inn Restaurant on U.S. 250 in Avery from Steve and Sally Poling. Rob ert Berry says they will operate today with current staff and plan menu changes and a facelift. The purchase, not disclosed, includes leasing the building from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry. The Berry family has run Norwalk's downtown restaurant since 1946, with Jim and Bob buying in 1961. Parents of eighth graders meet guidance counselors at 7 p.m. in the junior high library to discuss next year’s registration. Sandusky St Mary visits Norwalk wrestlers at 7:30 p.m. at the junior high.
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Berry's Restaurant Inc
Homestead Inn
U.S. 250
Avery
James
Robert Berry
Berry's
Main St
Norwalk
Steve
Sally Poling
Homestead
Joseph P. Henry
Berrys
Berry
Clarence Berry
Jim
Bob
Norwalk High School
Sandusky St. Mary
Carter Cuts Hit County in Budget Tug of War
Huron County faces shrinking federal support as President Carter trims social services under Title 20. At a Norwalk hearing, social services supervisor Judith Csehi warned promising new programs is unlikely, with state officials urging agencies to await May word on local shares. The county serves about 600 people monthly and relies on Title 20 funds for day care, home care, transportation, foster care, and elder services, with agencies seeking 15 000 for transportation and others requesting increased support to sustain detox follow up, homemaker services, and counseling amid rising operating costs.
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Dick Hobson
Carter
Huron County
Judith Csehi
Norwalk
U.S
Ohio
Department of Public Welfare
Csehi
Social Services
Ann Stoddard
Community Action Council
CAC
John Baird
Huron County Alcohol Center Board of Directors
Bellevue Hospital
Baird
Alcohol Center
Ohio Department of Health
Imelda Lodermeier
Huron County Homemaker-Home Health Aid
Welfare Advisory Board
Ohio Commission On Aging
Salvation Army
Family Services
Erie County
Spaulding of
United Methodist Children's Home
Rosemont School
Social Services Department
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Milan
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