Airport Authority Quietly Reviews Next Phase of Norwalk Suit
Authority members and lawyers held a private session for over three hours to discuss the status of a 1.1 million lawsuit filed by Ron Zoellner against the authority, the City of Norwalk, and county commissioners. The case, in Huron County Common Pleas Court, resumes January 17 after a December five day testimony period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airport Authority
Authority
City of
Norwalk
County Commissioners
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Ron Zoellner
Zoellner
Robert J. Vetter
Robert Chapin
Harry Riggs
Aeronautical Law
Norwalk Law
Ronald H. Freeman
Jack Fynes
Freeman
Ohio
Richard Chase
Huron County Board Approves 1978 Budget Increase
The Huron County Board of Education approved a 1978 budget of 351245, up 23 percent from 284499. New officers were elected, and Gerald Beck and incumbents Paul Smith and Richard Keefer took seats. Salary hikes of seven percent for staff, plus added secretary and equipment costs, drive the rise. Superintendent Lasley’s pay rises to 26007, with higher supervisory and special education salaries. The board plans a new half time secretary, capital outlay for equipment, higher mileage allowances, and a new classroom for severe behavioral disabilities. Special education costs rise, printing materials increase, and total 1978 revenue is projected at 417159, mostly from state funds.
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Huron County Board of Education
Gerald Beck
Wakeman
Paul Smith
Richard Keefer
Thomas Lasley
Lasley
Maplehurst School
Norwalk
Norwalk Medical Explorer Post Charter Renewed
The Norwalk medical Explorer Scout post renews its charter through June 1978, sponsored by Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The group, nine members strong, eyes medicine and hospital ops education for youths ages 13 to 20, with recent visits to Ohio State Veterinary School and x ray and ER procedure observations.
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Norwalk
Richard Westhofen
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Richard Eckel
Southwest District Explorers
Eckel
Veterinary School of Medicine
Ohio State University
Huron County Homemaker Grant Receives Federal Support
The Huron County homemaker health aide program secures half of a 31 047 dollar Title XX grant for six months, with June expected approval for the remainder. The program provides light housekeeping and personal care for the aged, housebound, and chronically ill, aided by a registered nurse and clerical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Homemaker-Home Health Aide
County Board of Health
Imelda Lodermeier
Ohio Commission On Aging
Ledermeier
Lodermeier
CETA
Huron County
Mary Rose Widman
Pat Heit
Joyce Ball
Lois Mollison
Jean Frederick
Margaret Bowers
Stolen Items Reported in Milan and Nearby Areas
Charles Sanders said an $80 citizens band radio and a $30 antenna were taken from his pickup in the W. L. Mead Inc lot since Wednesday morning. Thomas Urich reported a seven inch hunting knife stolen from his car between 4:30 and 7:15 p.m. Thursday. Shirley Strader reported a wallet with $2 and papers stolen from her purse at West Baking Co on Cleveland Road Thursday morning. Dennis Mead said vandals slashed two tires on his car in the driveway around 7:15 p.m. Thursday, tires valued at $58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanders
Milan
W. L. Mead, Inc
Rose Ave
West Baking Co
Cleveland Road
Dennis M. Mead
Grand Ave
Babies Think, Remember, Learn Says UM Researcher
ANN ARBOR Mich UPI Gary Olson a University of Michigan researcher tested nearly 1000 infants memory and learning. He notes infants can distinguish familiar from unfamiliar faces by 3 to 6 months and show stranger wariness by six months.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Gary Olson
University of Michigan
Olson
Postmaster Holds Computer Letter To Tire Company
Johnson City Tennessee UPI reports Postmaster Fred Lockett Jr says he is holding a letter addressed by a computer for a tire company to Joe R Hayes Rt 3 Box Somewhere. There's nothing like starting the new year with a challenge.
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Johnson City
Certain-Teed Back To Work After Short Strike
Workers at Certain-Teed Products Corp returned to their jobs after a brief wildcat strike triggered by two close union votes on a company insurance plan and holiday pay. Ninety percent of the 140 employees refused to cross the picket line, but the walkout ended and a nondiscipline agreement was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVERY
Certain- Teed Products Corp
Wildcat
Roofing Products Company
Joel Poyer
United Paperworkers
Poyer
E. Smith
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Beck
Britain
Atlanta
Explorer
Medical Explorers
Pat Martin
Fisher-Titus
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University
State of Ohio
CWRU
Case Institute of Technology and
Western Reserve College
Ohio General Assembly
Thomas R. Urich
Shirley Strader
W. Main St
Kenilee Pro Shop
High City
Mike Theisen
D.A. Tkach
Jim Loughton
Kevin McCrann
Don Heyman
Rudy Love
Bob Shield
Rod Wilson
High Ave
P.B.A
Columbia
Tom Adelman
Marv Bronzo
Sur-D
Kevin McCrain
Jeff Lang
Ralph Day
Jerry Davis
Jack Stewart
E. Seminary St
Uch
Citizens National
E. Main St
South Branch
Benedict Ave
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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