New London School Board Looks to Subsidize Athletics
New London board vice president Edward O Reilly says athletics should be a fixed activity. deficit in athletic budget may drop to about 7 000 as five basketball games yield revenue. Board plans study of athletic funds, meet Boosters, restart drama program, and settle Title I overpayments totaling 2 723 to federal and state departments.
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New London School Board
New London
Edward O'Reilly
New London Board of Education
Robert Gregory
Gregory
Paul Nestor
George Young, Jr
Young
Lucille Porter
U.S. Department of Education
Ohio Department of Education
Bar Association Proposes $40 Hour Fees for Public Defender Plan
Bar association outlines a fee schedule proposing $40 per hour for court appointed lawyers with minimum fees ranging from 100 for a fourth degree misdemeanor to 1000 for a first degree felony and notes possible conflicts within the bar over endorsing a public defender program. Prosecutor Owens says staff would welcome a public defender but questions budget impact and study time.
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Huron County Bar Association
Huron County Commissioners
Promer
Public Defender’s
Prosecutor
Common Pleas
Public Defender
Bar Association
Donald Robertson
Ottawa County Bar Association
Noncourt
Owens
Robertson
The
Wakeman Budgets Grow by Thirty-One Thousand Dollars
Wakeman Village Council approved a $134,284 budget for 1976 an increase of $31,000 over 1975. Anticipated income rises to $58,299 with a 4 mill police levy boosting funds. federal revenue sharing drops to $1,531. a $71,098 balance from 1975 remains.
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WAKEMAN — _ Village
North Fairfield swears in Mayor Garner and council
Randall Garner Sr. is sworn in as mayor by former mayor Charles Zeller alongside council members Lloyd McPherson Bonnie D Ettorre and clerk treasurer Dian Morgan. New posts include Gale Rinehart president and zoning inspector Dale Ebinger. The council approves a flood map update and adopts the traffic code.
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North Fairfield
Randall Garner, Sr
Charles Zeller
Lloyd McPherson
Bonnie D’etterre
Dian Morgan
Frank Legg
Randall Garner
Zeller
Council
Gale Rinehart
Zoning Board
Rinehart
McPherson
Roy Dendinger
William Beamer
D’ettorre
Legg
Dendinger
Beamer
Fire Board
Dale Ebinger
Ashtabula Street
Kenne files for Huron County commissioner post
Norene J. Kenne of New Haven Township filed for the Republican primary for the county commissioner's term starting January 2, 1977. Kenneth Salisbury also filed for that term. the current holder Arthur Herher will not seek re election. Kenne, 63, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad telegraph operator, has not run for office before and pledges honesty and diligent service. A separate case: Gary Perry, 37 Grove Ave., was sentenced to six months in jail on two counts with probation if he returns to the Marines.
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Norene J. Kenne
New Haven
Huron County Board of Elections
Kenne
Kenneth Salisbury
Monroeville
Arthur Herher
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Ford Garage
Keane
Chicago Junction
Huron County
Robert W. Smith
Gary Perry
Grove Ave
Daniel Thomas
Marines
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James Caan
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Caan
Miss Ryan
Ronnie
Far Left
UPI
Wakeman
Forrest Fletcher
Jerry Pickett
Leroy Stober
William Jackson
Glenn Orson
W. Jackson
Orson and
Pickett
Art Jackson
Stober
Picket
Ardith Coe
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Wakeman Fire District Board
Funeral Home
Carl Gerber
Gerber
Board of Zoning Appeals
Gary Pickett
Friends of the Library
Clarence
Bud’’ Whitney
Whitney
Lyle Miller
Aluminum
Marc Cn
FBI
Sandusky Huron Willard Bellevue
Case Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
Mick
Norwalk High School
Norwalk
Fremont
Ohio
Garner Takes
Federal Insurance Administration
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Garner
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U.S
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