Local CAC Receives Federal Grant for Erie Huron County
The Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission was approved for a federal grant of 32024 dollars to fund its anti poverty programs for the coming year. The total budget is 56880 dollars with 6067 dollars from local in kind contributions and the rest from federal sources. CAC Director Emerson E. Cole says reductions may occur but details await official confirmation before decisions.
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Huron Counties
Washington
Charles Mosher
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
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Emerson E. Cole
Safe Landing at Osaka Borders on Defective Gear
A Japanese airliner with a defective landing gear made a safe emergency landing at Osaka Airport. All 15 passengers and crew aboard escaped unharmed.
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Osaka
Japan
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Heavy Smog Shrouds Tokyo Closes Visibility to Mile
Tokyo faced heavy smog reducing visibility to about a mile and prompting health officials to impose factory restrictions. Authorities said air pollution reached record levels as the city battled the episode.
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Norwalk High Plans A Computer Date Dance
Norwalk High School will host a March 11 computer date dance using IBM cards to match students. A student council poll shows strong interest as 400 tickets are ordered with sales Feb 6 to Feb 17.
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Norwalk High
IBM
Norwalk High School
Gary Mitro
Grange Members Welcome Fire Chief at January Meeting
Clarksfield Grange hosted Fire Chief Theo dore Timbs and assistant Jack Graves for Safety Week. Graves demonstrated extinguisher use and smoke mask operation. Deputy Master Richard Gregg shared Greenwich calendars carrying 1966 Huron County Grange winners and a county map. Paul Eaton was named membership chairman by Worthy Master Floyd Garner.
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Clarksfield
Wakeman
Theodore Timbs
Jack Graves
Clarksfield Grange
Graves
Richard Gregg
Greenwich
Huron County
Paul Eaton
Floyd Garner
Ohio Senator Proposes College Financing Bill
State Senator Harry V. Jump seeks to amend Ohio laws to expand borrowing power and tax levy options for Community Colleges Technical Institutes and University Branch Districts. The bill would allow indefinite levies subject to voter repeal and enable tax anticipation notes for capital projects.
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Harry V. Jump
Willard
Ohio
Jump
Ohio Board of Regents
Technical Institute
Early Bird and Twilight Classes At Norwalk Schools
At least 70 percent of education ally deprived children in Norwalk may attend early morning and late afternoon sessions starting Monday at League and Pleasant Street schools. The program funded by federal Title 1 funds aims to serve children already in special summer sessions. Parents have until Monday to register their children.
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League and
Pleasant Street
Supt
Sturgis Carbin
Carbin
Library Re Elects Mrs Myers In Monroeville
Mrs Ervin Myers of Horseshoe Drive Knob Hill was re elected president as the Monroeville public library board reorganized. Mrs James Noyes is vice president George W Scheid secretary and Mrs Vernon A Wilhelm treasurer. Mrs Arthur F Henry retires after 21 years and a replacement will be chosen at the next meeting.
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Ervin Myers
Horseshoe Drive
Knob Hill
James Noyes
George W. Scheid
Vernon A Wilhelm
Arthur F. Henry
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