Ohio proposal aims to curb welfare fraud by tax record checks
Rep Eugene Branstool and State Auditor Thomas Ferguson unveiled a bill to let the welfare department and Tax Commissioner compare income tax returns with welfare rolls. They said matching records could save Ohio about 20 million dollars annually by detecting ineligible recipients. Suspect returns would undergo fraud review.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
State
Eugene Branstool
D-Utica
Branstool
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ohio
Ferguson
Welfare Department
Ohio Tax Commissioner
Parents ask expansion of girls sports at South Central Schools
Greenwich report says parents of the girls basketball team want broader girls athletic programs before expanding boys athletics. Richard Flint spoke to the board. no action taken. New officers Tom Clemons and Jerry Jones sworn in. Robert Rice elected president, Mary Seidel vice president.
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Greenwich
Board of Education
South Central Schools
Richard Flint
Shirley Oney
Tom Clemons
Jerry Jones
Robert Rice
Mary Seidel
County OKs Private Snow Removal Teams and More
Huron County Commissioners authorized hiring private contractors to assist with snow removal on county roads and allowed the highway department to hire extra help after a prior snowstorm. They also transferred CETA employee Pauline Kistemaker to regular dog pound status, paid $7,224 annually from the dog and kennel fund, reappropriated $14,101 from the federal anti recession fund to 1978, and noted school millage at 36.3 mills while planning 1978 budget. Barbara Lesch was hired as tutor for high school learning disability students. salary for board clerk Oney was raised to $10,000.
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Huron County Commissioners
County Highway Department
Highway Department
Pauline Kistemaker
CETA
Jean Reep
Etzler
Barbara Lesch
Norwalk
Oney
Jim Johnston
South Central
Milan
Sandusky
Nuclear power in Ohio Edison plan highlights future plants
The article traces nuclear electricity origins to 1957 at Shippingport and notes how Beaver Valley and Bruce Mansfield coal plants illustrate current capacity. It highlights Ohio Edison plans a $2.5 billion Berlin Heights nuclear facility using proven safety systems to lower customer costs and assures consumers how their money funds these efforts.
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Shippingport
Pennsylvania
Dr. Elliott
Beaver Valley
Ohio River
Bruce Mansfield
Ohio
Edison
Elliott
Ohio Edison
Berlin Heights
School Restrooms Cleanliness Plans in Monroeville
The Monroeville Board of Education will tour buildings January 21 to set repair priorities and discuss hiring a full time maintenance worker to improve janitorial standards cited by the Huron County Health Department. The board will also meet teachers about salaries and policy updates and discuss a $3000 overrun on insulating steam lines with the contractor.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Board of Education
Huron County Health Department
Health Department
Donald Halsey
Monroeville Teachers’ Association
Norwalk Ambulance Logs 31822 Miles and 1029 Runs
The Norwalk Ambulance Department logged 31822 miles and 1029 runs in the year. Most calls were city based with four township contracts. Revenue from billings was 42737 dollars while costs neared 26991 dollars after spending 69727 against a 77580 budget.
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Norwalk
Martha Case Retires After 25 Years in Telephone Service
The General Telephone Co. of Ohio announces the retirement of Martha E. Case after 25 years in the field. She began as a long distance operator in 1953 in Norwalk, served as line and cable assigner in Willard from 1967 to 1975, and held her current Norwalk post since June 1975 under the company plan.
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Martha E. Case
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Case
General
Norwalk
Willard
Council To See EMS Ambulances Demonstration
New London EMS committee plans to display several demonstrator ambulances at the upcoming council meeting. A cost proposal is expected, with estimates for a fully equipped vehicle ranging from 20000 to 30000 dollars. Public questionnaire responses show 53 replies, 50 favoring service in New London village and nearby townships, 35 supporting funding from the New London Hospital Proceeds Corp, 11 preferring subscription, 5 favoring real estate assessments, and 6 favoring population-based fees.
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New London
Council
EMS Committee
New London Village
Clarksfield
Fitchville
Ruggles
Troy
New London Hospital Proceeds Corp
New London Hospital
Wheat and corn futures in local price report
Markets on Thursday January 12 1978 show local prices for Wheat at 2.50 Corn at 1.94 Oats at 1.55 and Soybeans at 5.66 reflecting daily grain trading values.
Monroeville Legion hosts pancake and sausage breakfast
The American Legion Post 547 in Monroeville will hold its monthly pancake and bratwurst breakfast Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Legion Hall on South Main. Knights of Columbus Council 1117 hosts a weekly card party Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the K of C Home. A Monroeville Home Association meeting follows the K of C Council on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Vocations Sunday in Ohio is observed at St Joseph Church with prayers for vocations. CCD classes for St Joseph Parish do not meet until school resumes Wednesday. Huron County Commissioners meet Tuesday with Monday closure for Martin Luther King Day.
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Monroeville
The
American Legion
American Legion Hall
South Main Street
Knights of Columbus Council No. 1117
K of C
Monroeville Home Association
K of C Council
State of
Ohio
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Ohio Conference of Bishops
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Joseph Parish
Huron County
Payne Named CPA Partner at Norwalk Firm
John D. Payne became a partner in Frank, Seringer & Chaney, a 14-partner firm with offices in Amherst, Ashland, Elyria, Fremont, Norwalk, Sandusky, and Wooster. A 1965 Findlay High School graduate, Payne served in the U S Army, earned a BBA from Bowling Green in 1972, joined the Norwalk office in 1972, and became a CPA in 1974. He resides in Milan with his wife Carol and son David.
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John D. Payne
Norwalk
Frank, Seringer & Chaney
Amherst
Ashland
Elyria
Fremont
Sandusky
Wooster
Payne
Findlay High School
Bowling Green State University
Milan
Carol
David
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Oks
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Stieber
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Paul Stafford
Ment
Ralph Braker
Braker
Sgt
John Short
Martha Case
EMS
John Payne
CPA
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