Councilman Gets Permit For Inn On Main Street
New London Village Council did not object to issuing a D-2 liquor permit to councilman Edward Farnsworth and his Inn at 1 E Main St for six percent beer and wine to carryout or on site. Farnsworth attended but did not participate in the vote. Clergy opposed and no decision yet on Andrew Biro's Wonderbar permit.
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New London
Edward Farnsworth
E. Main St
Andrew Biro
Department of Liquor Control
Liquor Department
Biro
Poverty Agency Haggles For Funds In Norwalk Meeting
Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission officials pressed for more federal money arguing a $252 407 grant approved but not received due to unreturned documents The director proposed a local fundraising drive of 100 000 to support outreach centers summer programs and remedial services while warning of possible Nixon administration shifts away from anti poverty programs.
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Erie- Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Norwalk
Grover C. Banks
Banks
Chicago
Board
Jack Gardner
Clarence Seavers
Office of Economic Opportunity
Seavers
CAC
Huron County Banking Co
Vermilion
Berlin-Milan
Margaretta
Perkins
Bellevue
Monroeville
Willard
OEO
Nixon
Clarence Poole
East End
Ohio Supreme Court Rejects Sandusky Airport Funding Bid
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled no duty rested on Erie County to seek 100000 for a regional jet airport. J B Springer claimed the Erie Ottawa County effort violated state law after the Erie Ottawa Regional Airport Authority formed. The 1967 bond money of 1.7 million funded county airport work, but the court upheld no obligation to pursue the funds. A second item notes Tokyo stamps to feature a semi nude woman from Japan's Postal Ministry.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Erie County
J.B. Springer
Erie
Ottawa County
Springer
Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport Authority
New London and area notes highlight concert and local updates
Steve Sherwood will perform with the Fremont Symphony Orchestra in a mid winter concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Little Theater in Ross High School Fremont. Greenwich fire chief Robert Seidel is reappointed with $50 raises retroactive to Jan 1. Fitchville Trustees arrange monthly curb side trash pickup starting Feb 28 at $2 per month. Edward C. Scheid of Huron Township joins the Ohio Expositions Commission through Dec 1, 1972. Cigarets Still Have A Future reports projected shifts in U S smoking trends through 1975 with changes in per capita use and total sales based on Agriculture Department outlook.
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New London
Steve Sherwood
West Main St
Fremont Symphony Orchestra
Little Theater
Ross High School
Fremont
Steve
Ben L. Sherwood
New London High School
Greenwich
Robert Seidel
Gary Seidel
Fitchville
Edward Hamilton
Billie Stewart
Columbus
Edward C. Scheid
Huron Township
Erie County
James A. Rhodes
Scheid
Washington
UPI
United States
Agriculture Department
Arthur G. Conover
Department
Conover
U.S
Car Hit While Parked in City Lot On Tuesday
Warren Walter reported his car at the Church Street lot was struck between 2 and 6 pm by an unknown vehicle causing a dent in the right front fender. No charges were filed after another minor Tuesday accident. Catherine Lenz of rural Monroeville was involved in a separate collision on Linwood Avenue. the owner of the hit car is Theodore J. Haydn of LaGrange.
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Warren Walter
Townsend Ave
Church Street
Catherine Lenz
Monroeville
Linwood Avenue
Theodore J. Haydn
LaGrange
VISTA Sought to Station Attorneys in Erie and Huron
The Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission agreed Tuesday night to request Volunteers in Service to America to station attorneys in Erie and Huron counties to provide legal aid for low income residents. VISTA attorneys would handle briefs with courts needing local attorney support for appearances. The push follows Earl Lover noting Norwalk Grassroots efforts on a tenant landlord ordinance stalled without counsel.
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Service To
America
VISTA
Erie
Huron Counties
Erie- Huron
Honor roll lists for New London freshmen to seniors
The New London honor roll for the grading period includes six freshmen six juniors six sophomores and six seniors with named students in each class. Junior high also lists several students for honor roll recognition.
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New London
Nancy Gregory
Terry Hall
Kathleen Olson
Jennifer Pierce
Carolyn Saunders
James Walters
Nancy Jennings
Jessie Johnson
Debra Young
Jeanne Coey
Joanne Coey
Cynthia Hardy
Sharon Landis
Tom Saunders
Stanley Cook
Dennis Goodman
David Moffit
Prendith Morrow
Gary Rowland
Miguel Santos Martinez
Jeanine Marett
Brent Fox
Sheree Thomas
Benjamin Babcock
Bruce Dinse
Susan Hardy
Eugene Hunter
Terry Knudsen
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Sone
Bud Yorkin
Norman Lear
Jason Norman Professor
Spats
Poverty Agency
Homeville
Searsville
Sanduskian
Tokyo
Japan
Lawson
Bacon
SIE Sons
Sheele
NL Man In Symphony
Seidel
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Huron
Benedict Ave
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
London
Ont
Wilder
Coast Guard
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