Medhtron Denies Digester Is Pollution Hazard
Medhtron International official James H. Carroll says the thermal digester planned south of Norwalk will meet state air quality standards and emit no poisonous gases. State health officials will inspect stack emissions and monitor licensing, with training for local operators and noise controls in place.
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Fred Stewart
Leon Riley
James H. Carroll
Environmental Control Systems
Meditron International
Ohio Health Department
Greg Sautter
State Health Department
Riley
Sautter
David Moore
Richard Mutz
Richard Mutz & Associates
Carroll
North Carolina
New Jersey
Connecticut
Hawaii
Norwalk
Mutz
Moore
The
Chemical Disposal Co
Elizabeth
N.J
Joe Farcone
Farcone
Elizabeth River
Local spring sports and education events across Norwalk area
Boys interested in baseball or track met with coaches John Derrer and Howard Hershey for an initial spring meeting. Lenox china contest invites home economics entrants to postmark by March 21. GAA basketball teams defeated Huron 28-21 varsity and 19-13 reserves. Juniors attended a Drug awareness seminar with Art Linkletter. Sophomores toured EHOVE for 13 possible junior or senior enrollment areas. Science Day planning under Dale Berner involves Norwalk New London South Central and Western Reserve. Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement announces first annual award program with May 6 test date and Feb 25 registration.
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John Derrer
Howard Hershey
Lila Wallenstein
Norwalk Travel Agency
Tri- Hi-Y
Europe
Huron
Debbie Leslie
Sally Boehler
Michelle Manyako
Holly Holb
Debbie Poling
Jan Waugh
Dean Decker
James Ross
John Ashemeier
Midway Mall
Art Linkletter
Dale Berner
Huron County
Norwalk
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Ohio
Greenwich votes on regulating commercial garbage rates
Greenwich officials discuss possible limits on commercial trash charges after Ora Farnwalt of the Greenwich Hotel and Restaurant complains of rate hikes from $6 to $12 a month. Mayor Patton will speak with the hauler Ben Edwards while urging business groups to unite before a group approach.
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Greenwich
Ora Farnwalt
Lloyd Patton
Ben Edwards
Ray Spirek
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Fleetwood Industries
Patton
Spirek
Floyd G. Browne
Tax notices mailed semiannually by County Treasurer
The treasurer announces semiannual tax notices at the start of each half tax collection. Payments may cover the first half or both halves with final dates December 20 and June 20. Report omissions to avoid penalties. For valuation questions contact the County Auditor. HAROLD B. COLLIER, Treasurer.
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Harold B. Collier
Firelands Plans New Associate Degree Programs at Huron Campus
Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University will offer new associate degree programs starting in September. Programs include environmental technology computer science technology and Omni Tech an engineering technology concept enabling many student designed options. Full time study takes two years part time options available with day and evening classes. Salaries for graduates average about 8000 dollars annually. A foundation for a four year degree is possible at BGSU or other institutions. For information contact H C Vesely coordinator of Associate Degree programs.
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Ashland Oil Co
American Can Co
Carroll
Riley
Sautter
Glen Myer
Canton
Huron — Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Firelands
Court Date Set In School Assault Case
William M. Loudy faces assault and battery charges after an alleged Maplehurst School incident. A hearing is set for 1 p.m. Tuesday Feb 29 in Huron County Court. Loudy, parent of a Maplehurst pupil, allegedly struck Principal Robert L. Dean during a discussion on discipline.
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Huron County Court
William M. Loudy
E. Main St
Loudy
Maplehurst School
Maplehurst
Robert L. Dean
Norwalk
Ronald H. Freeman
China Population Estimate Rumors Spark Census Debate
The United States Census Bureau estimates China’s population at about 871 million in 1970, with 241 million in the Soviet Union and 203 million in the United States. The figure is described as rough due to China lacking a recent complete census.
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Washington
UPI
China
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Census Bureau
Greenwich Finances Report Shows Balance of $347 401
Greenwich village treasury stood at 347 401 on Dec 31 per clerk Virginia Robson. Disbursements reached 248 101 and revenues 267 592 with electric fund holding 239 305. Council approved a 30 bill for Robert Dupee’s medical costs from an on duty injury. Workman’s comp records unavailable after long lapse.
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Greenwich
Virginia Robson
Robert Dupee
President Nixon’s Nebraska-Like Arrival Route Next Week
Like Nebraska Peking, Nixon will land next week on a latitudinal corridor with Philadelphia as a reference point. The climate resembles Nebraska, hinting at dry winds and midwestern temperatures during the stay.
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Washington
UPI
Peking
Nixon
Philadelphia
Nebraska
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