Norwalk Council Approves Ambulance and Fire Contract Renewals
Norwalk city council authorized the mayor to renew ambulance service contracts with Ridgefield Norwalk Peru and Bronson Townships and pending fire contracts at 500 per fire call with Bronson and Norwalk Townships. Ambulance runs cost townships 60 and patients 1 per mile for one way transport. The panel also cleared liability for watershed diversion tied to Republic Street development and a federal grant prerequisite explained by City Engineer Robert Hoag.
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Norwalk
Ridgefield
Peru
Bronson Townships
Bronson
Council
Republic Street
Robert Hoag
Sengstock Elected Chairman in Fairfield Township 1978
Fairfield Township Trustees chose Paul Sengstock as chairman for 1978 and Ray Fishbaugh as vice chairman. Sengstock reappointed Harry Baker as zoning inspector for four years and Fishbaugh will represent the board on Huron County Regional Planning Commission. Zoning Board chair is Gary Palm with members Woodruff Disbro Woodworth Sweeting. Zoning appeals chair is Richard Keefer with Stoneham McFarlin Ott Walcher. Clerk Lykins said books were state audited for first time in five years. Sengstock and Fishbaugh to attend State Trustees and Clerks Convention in Columbus January 18 to 20.
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North Fairfield
Fairfield Township
Paul Sengstock
Ray Fishbaugh
Sengstock
Harry Baker
Huron County’ Regional Planning Commission
Zoning Board
Gary Palm
Richard Woodruff
Ernest Disbro
Ed Woodworth
Jack Sweeting
Zoning Appeals Board
Richard Keefer
Leslie Stoneham
Kent McFarlin
Richard Ott
Neil Walcher
Garland Lykins
Paul Songstock
Columbus
Grand Jury Indicts Four Men In County Burglary Cases
A Huron County Grand Jury indicted four men Tuesday. Gary Lacey of Greenwich aged 19 faces burglary in a maple syrup cabin break in Ripley Township. Matthew Hale 18 and Robert Hale 19 of rural Willard are charged with breaking and entering at a maple syrup cabin owned by Howard Verberg. Todd Lash 18 of Sandusky was charged with burglary after a break in at a Collins area home. Separately, about 35 nurses at Pearlview Nursing Home in Brunswick walked out over a wage dispute, administrator James Seppala said.
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Huron County Grand
Gary Lacey
Greenwich
Henry Hale
Matthew J. Hale
Robert W. Hale
Willard
Howard Verberg
Ripley Township
Todd A. Lash
Sandusky
William Yaussey
Collins
Brunswick
Ohio
UPI
Pearlview Nursing Home
James Seppala
Plymouth Man Elected To City Council Defends Double Service
Plymouth David Howard took oath for a second time as councilman after resigning from the school board to avoid a double service issue. The council reinstated him to resume duties while he argued the move was proper and ethical. The meeting also covered sewer grievances, faulty water, power line work, and a mayoral call for residents to use radio for road conditions. An $11,223 settlement from Ohio Power was announced alongside clarifications on fines and police procedures during snow events.
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Plymouth
David Howard
Howard
James Jacobs
Council
James Hicks
Hicks
Elizabeth Paddock
William Albright
Albright
James Root
Russell Moser
Saltzgaber Drilling Co
Mansfield
Robert Seel
Ohio Power
American agriculture fuels endless food supply and plenty
American farmers have dramatically boosted output, with productivity rising 330 percent in twenty years and workers now feeding 56 people per farmer versus 22 two decades ago. The result is abundant, varied food at every supermarket, making the nation the land of plenty due to farming.
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Norwalk Area
Doyle
Hazel) Guinn
Lombardy Music
Sandusky, Ohio
Call
Hammer-Huber Shoe Repair
Seel
Paddock
Robert McKown
Aecerm 2
Value Center
Arene Oe
Lufkin
Mezurlok Power Tape
Landmark
Huron
Slandmark Corner
Old State
Townsend
Snn
Agrifacts
Bob Sunderman
Mgr
Wickes Lumber
Wickes
Alter
Ree
Stanley Quality
Stanley
Black & Decker
Magicolor
I.P
Windsor
Black
Black & Brass
Wickes National
Iries Clearaince
Blackwall F.E.T
F.E.T
Old Tire
Firestone
Blackwall
Bouy
Fey
Suze Brig
Maxie Tire
Whittlesly Ave
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