Wakeman Village Adopts 1973 Budget With Surplus Used
Wakeman Village Council approved the 1973 budget using last year’s surplus. The 1972 balance was 56 010 with 42 312 in the general fund, up from 1971. General fund receipts exceeded expenses by 7 000. The 1973 plan lowers general fund revenues to 35 610 and foresees expenses of 37 083, leaving a 1 500 deficit. A 5 percent raise for full time workers and a 2 000 police car appropriation are included. Fire truck purchase discussed with Wakeman Township on a 35 000 cap. village would pay 40 percent of the remainder, township the rest, 50 50 argued by trustees.
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Wakeman
Gale Bachelder
Bachelder
Wakeman Township
Wednesday Deadline For Mobile Homes
The deadline for registering mobile homes is Wednesday January 31, announced by Deputy County Auditor W Dale Ebinger. Taxes paid at registration go to local subdivisions. owners on the January 1 count face a 25 to 50 dollar fine if late. Bring Ohio title or memorandum title to the auditor’s office on the courthouse first floor. Some mobile homes are taxed as real estate due to foundation type.
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W. Dale Ebinger
Ebinger
Huron County
Ohio
Village to collect unburned Christmas trees this week
Mayor Paul Burns stated village workers will pick up Christmas trees not yet burned or discarded later this week. Residents should place trees in a secure location near the street for collection.
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Wakeman
Paul Burns
Norwalk Sees Revenue Sharing Shortfall and Committee Changes
Norwalk received its second federal revenue-sharing check for 38 691 with a note indicating four per cent was withheld though one per cent was intended. City finance director Colvin seeks answers about the calculation and plans to appeal while reviewing 1970–71 formula factors. Also, Mrs. Morgan Jones resigns from the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations. Rev. Edward Rice named to replace her.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Morgan Jones
Jones
Edward Rice
Greg Richards
Richards
William Lewis Jr
Lewis
Bi-County
Community Action Commission
CAC
Elyria
Dave Moore
Clerk-Treasurer Becomes Full-Time Job At School
NEW LONDON The New London Board of Education split the duties of clerk-treasurer and secretary to the superintendent. Barbara Angle, who held both roles, was given a four-year contract as clerk-treasurer with a 9400 salary while her secretary pay was ended. The board cited better money management and guidance with a full-time clerk-treasurer. Superintendent Donald Shick praised the change and Angle’s work. Also approved were a 136 Burk Insurance premium for a 5000 bond, state aid application for three school buses, tabled longevity contracts pending negotiations, and a storage contract with the Huron County Board of Elections for voting machines.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Barbara Angle
Donald Shick
Angle
Burk Insurance
State Department of Education
Shick
New London Education Association
Huron County Board of Elections
New London Board Names Skillicorn President
Robert Skillicorn was elected president of the New London Board of Education on Monday night. Edward O'Reilly was chosen as vice president, succeeding retiring president David O'Hara. Regular meetings shift to 8 p.m. on the second Monday each month, with January meeting unchanged. board members receive 20 dollars per meeting.
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NEW London
Robert Skillicorn
New London Board of Education
Skillicorn
David O’hara
Norwalk Man Joins Sandusky Hospital Council
A new Sandusky Hospital Council was formed with nine members from Good Samaritan Providence and Sandusky Memorial. Jerome P. Stein chairs the forum created to discuss shared hospital problems. Kenneth Conway of Norwalk represents a rural perspective on the council.
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Jerome P. Stein
Good Samaritan
Providence
Sandusky Memorial
Kenneth Conway
Norwalk
New Agency Helps Older Residents in Huron County
Monroeville reports Services for Aging Inc. aims to map gaps in rural elder services and keep seniors independent. Director Bruce McCrillis outlines a plan funded by a 32800 dollar federal grant plus 8200 dollars in goods, with a target completion by August.
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Monroeville
Services For Aging, Inc
Bruce McCrillis
McCrillis
Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club
Services For Aging
Huron County
Huron County Commissioners
Orioles Lose 430303 Dollars In Last Fiscal Year
Baltimore Orioles report a net loss of 430301 dollars for the year ended October 31. Executive VP J Frank Cashen notes the loss was cut to 214582 by a tax refund.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
J. Frank Cashen
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