Milan cadet Diane Moyer thrives at Air Force Academy
Milan's Diane Moyer, among the first women at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, finds the program demanding yet rewarding. She notes strict schedules with early wake times, daily inspections, demerit limits, and rigorous academics plus intercollegiate sports.
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Stewart Heir
Milan
Diane Moyer
Diane
Wesley Moyer
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Monroeville vandal faces hearing after two building break ins
Glenn A. Rowlett, 23, of rural Monroeville, is free on 2500 bond on charges from vandalism to the Monroeville Police Headquarters and Town Hall. He faces a 730 a.m. Thursday hearing in Monroeville Mayor's Court.
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Monroeville
Glenn A. Rowlett
Rowlett
William Miller
Norwalk
Willard
Orman D. Youngless
Bouscau Ave
David Barnett
Willard Lice
Barnett
Norwalk Schools Cut Gas Supply Lowers Classroom Temperature
Supt James Rubright announced room temperatures will drop to 65 degrees due to an added gas cutback. Columbia notified a further 10 percent reduction for a total 50 percent cut, urging parents to dress children warmly with sweaters or light jackets.
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Norwalk
James Rubright
Rubrihht
Columbia
Willard Board Reelects Leaders and Approves Budget Moves
Eugene McEndree Willard president and Mrs De Lydy vice president were reelected Monday. The board named Dale Schlatter purchasing agent and authorized continuing the service fund for professional meeting expenses. Board salaries stay at $20 monthly. It renewed OSBA membership and liability insurance program.
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Willard
Eugene McEndree
de Lydy
Willard Board of Education
Supt
Dale Schlatter
Ohio School Board Association
OSBA
Columbia Gas Appeals To Customers For Help
Columbia Gas urged all natural gas customers to conserve energy to aid large volume users facing curtailments. Suggestions include setting thermostats to 67 degrees, turning off decorative gas lighting, opening drapes to sun, closing unused rooms, not blocking vents, closing fireplace dampers, keeping garage doors closed, weather stripping openings, checking faucet leaks, and running laundry appliances only with full loads.
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Columbia Gas
Prosecutor Drops Charge In 1974 Shooting Death
Sharon Werner 24 had a charge of negligent homicide dropped last month in the 1974 death of her brother Michael, 19, at the family home. Judge Robert W. Smith entry dated Dec 17 notes dismissal on motion of the prosecutor citing new case law.
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Sharon Werner
Michael
Iss Werner
Parsons St
Reflector
Robert W. Smith
Richard Hauser
Willard Annexes 206 Acres After Council Meeting
Willard city council on Tuesday night approved loading zones for businesses and annexed 206.1 acres including the Pepperidge Farm plant site. The land was zoned industrial and city officials were authorized to seek bids for street resurfacing using funds from Huron County as Willard’s share of permissive tax revenues.
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Willard
Pepperidge Farm
Director of Safety
Pepperidge Armite
Paul Capelle
Prine: Motson
Aplewood
Huron County
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Horace B. Donegan
New York
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UPI Telephoto
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Sandusky
Leonard Catri
Werner
Sharon
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Rench Diversified
Citizens National Bank
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FDIC
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