Ohio Chamber urges curbs on spending to spur 1976 growth
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce predicts a promising economic outlook for 1976 if state and local government spending is curbed, overregulation eased, and more income directed to modernization and job creation. Heminger calls for a government role as a partner with business to reduce inflation and foster private investment.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Edwin Heminger
Chamber
Findlay Courier
Heminger
Ohio
New London man arrested for railroad yard gasoline theft
Huron County Sheriff’s Department arrested 21 year old David A. Youngless of Ashland on Tuesday for allegedly stealing gasoline from the Penn Central Railroad yard in New London.
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New London
David A. Youngless
Ashland
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Penn Central
Four Arrested After Altercation At Vanson's Restaurant
Huron County deputies arrested adult Denver L. Handshoe, 18, of Greenwich and three juveniles after a Tuesday night fight at Vanson's Restaurant in Monroeville. Violations of liquor laws cited. juveniles referred to Juvenile Court.
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Monroeville
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Vanson
Denver L. Handshoe
Greenwich
Norwalk Police Seek Owners of 1974 Record and Tape Find
Norwalk police are tracing owners of six 45-RPM records and three eight track tapes found on the Shamrock Bar steps on North Hester Street in May 1974. Tapes include Miracles Melanie and the Partridge Family.
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Norwalk
Shamrock Bar
North Hester Street
Miracles
Melanie
Partridge Family
First Day Delivers Humor and Fines in Norwalk Court
Judge Donald Derby presided over two driving while intoxicated cases on the new Norwalk Municipal Court’s opening day. Ronald Chinell of Tilden Neb faced a $200 fine plus three days in jail and a 30 day driving ban, while James Riggs of Akron received $200, a 30 day license suspension and a three day jail term.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Donald Derby
New Norwalk
Derby
Nebraska
Ronald Chinell
Tilden
Neb
Chinell
Ohio
New Haven
James V. Riggs
Akron
U.S. 20
Monroeville
Riggs
Goodsite
Norwalk
Huron County Court
Huron County
Lyme
Sherman
Bellevue
Bellevue Municipal Court
Monroeville School Board Reorganizes In Cold Library
The Monroeville Board of Education held its New Year’s Day reorganization meeting in a 48 degree library. Clerk Mrs. Edward Miller administered oaths to Robert Leber and William Stang. Richard Winslow was named president and Stang vice president. Clerk pay rose to 8650 dollars. board meetings pay 20 dollars per session up to 240 a year. An eighth grade mathematics teacher Marcia Barlow of Norwalk resigned after 442 years of service struggle.
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Monroeville
Edward Miller
Robert Leber
William
Stang
Richard Winslow
Marcia Barlow
Norwalk
Union Bank and Savings
Ohio School Board Association
Donald Halsey
Halsey
Monroeville Teacher's Association
Robert Simon
William Stang
Supt
Glenn Sprague
Jury Awards Five Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Eight Dollars in Huron Co
A jury in Huron County Common Pleas Court awarded Dale Keefer of rural Norwalk 5988 dollars after a three day trial. Keefer sued Leonard Hartwig for unpaid plumbing supplies materials and services on five subcontracted jobs. Keefer sought 4925 dollars plus interest. Hartwig's attorney was John Baird.
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Dale Keefer
Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas
Keefer
Leonard Hartwig
High St
Hartwig
William W. Owens
John Baird
Kirsten's Farewell Gala Marks 30 Years At Met Opera
Soprano Dorothy Kirsten bid farewell at the Metropolitan Opera New Year’s Eve Gala ending her 30th year with the company. Met Board Chairman Langdon Van Norden presented a bracelet on stage after Tosca, the title role she sang. The 58 year old singer has longer Met tenure than any other leading soprano and said she will retire to devote time to painting.
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New York
UPI
Dorothy Kirsten
Metropolitan Opera
Company
Met
Langdon van Norden
Miss Kirsten
Local Boys Club To Meet Saturday
The Huron County Boys Club will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday in the fellowship hall of the Norwalk Salvation Army Building East Main Street at Milan Avenue. Plans will be discussed for a special fundraising dinner in early February. Present members and any boy interested in membership are invited. Additional information from Ray Stogner, advisor.
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Huron County Boys Club
Fellowship Hall
Norwalk
Salvation Army
East Main Street
Milan Avenue
Ray Stogner
Fairfield Year End Meeting Sets Fire Contract Payment
North Fairfield township trustees met December 30 at clerk Elton Hoyt’s home to review a Greenfield and Bronson Township fire contract. Total 1975 fire dept. cost was 7,321 with Greenfield and Bronson paying 1,877 leaving 5,444 for North Fairfield village and township. Fairfield township share 2,722. The sole other action was year-end bill payment. reorganizational meeting set for January 5.
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North Fairfield
Bible Answer To Will We See God The Father In Heaven
Sunday School 9 30 a m Youth Fellowship 6 00 p m Rev Howard D Bowers pastor 79 E Main St across from N H S reads like an ad for church activities and leadership with service times and location
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God the
Father
God
Son
Heaven
God the Father
Lord Jesus
Howard D. Bowers
E. Main ST
N.H.S
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