Election costs and see Norwalk Truck Lines Univac story
Election costs in Huron County for 1964 totaled 24545 dollars with primary and general votes. Part time salaries were 3639 dollars and precinct staff received 3498 and 4386 dollars for the two elections. Printing and supply costs were 483? and 2864 dollars. book purchases 858 dollars. Norwalk Truck Lines uses Univac electronic brain to handle accounting and payroll, with 40 staff involved across data control and programming. The system now converts to magnetic tape, expanding data handling while reducing production costs.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
Gladfelter
Norwalk
Univac
NTL
Jack Kehrer
Date Processing
Solid State I
Kehrer
Univac II
Huron County Red Cross Board Adopts 1965 Budget
The Huron County Red Cross Chapter board met at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital to approve a 1965 budget of 15 097 with 9 180 for the local chapter and 5 917 for transfer to the national office. Plans include a fundraising drive in nonparticipating townships and communities starting Red Cross Sunday March 3, along with changes to volunteer policy issued by the national organization.
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Huron County Red Cross
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Sheriff Reports December Writs and Activities in Huron County
The Huron County Sheriff’s Department served 262 writs in December and made 25 arrests on writs from various courts. Fees totaled $368.58 paid to the county treasurer. Jail population ended at 17 with 42 visitors and 1,381 meals served. two prisoners were sent to the Ohio State Penitentiary and three to the Tiffin State Hospital. Bounty was paid on 11 red and six grey fox. The department summoned 35 grand jurors, investigated two breaking and entries, 18 complaints and two larcenies, handled one accident and assisted at two accidents and three fires.
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Huron County Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
Tiffin State Hospital
City department ambitions shown by Norwalk Mayor Frey
The city outlines plans across Police Fire Filter Plant Power Plant and Power Distribution. Police will acquire a car redecorate the station and add a system to call volunteer firemen and send officers to training. Fire will add a remote door opener replace doors adjust gear and train in scuba diving. Power and distribution projects include new pumps, roofs, heat exchangers, ventilators, a starting switch and new lines poles meters transformers and updated traffic controls.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Ray Perry
John Short
Western Reserve Police School
Sandusky
Franklin
Whittlesey
Bouscau Ave
Spring St
West Main
Shrine
Hester
Nyc
League
Corwin
Cedar
Mill
Main
Woodlawn
Benedict and
Woodward
Milan
Oak
Foster
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Joe Shannon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Duane Stutzman
ARC
Spector's
Coats
E. Main ST
Mas Club
Citizen National
Bank OF Norwalk
Our National Bank Charter
Milan and
Cline Streets
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Insurance Corporation