CAC Faces Loss of Federal Funding in June
Erie Huron County Community Action Commission may lose federal funds from the Office of Economic Opportunity by June 30. Director William Lewis announced after an emergency Washington meeting, outlining a campaign to urge lawmakers to pass a revised funding bill and publicize CAC goals.
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Sandusky
Erie- Huron County Community Action Commission
William Lewis
Lewis
CAC
Nixon
Pervis
Monroeville Sets Salaries After Emergency Ordinance
Monroeville Village Council approved an emergency ordinance setting new monthly salaries for village employees reflecting two increases. Key payables include the custodian 100 dollars, assistant clerk 412, police chief 696.96, utility superintendent 696.96, various class A and B wages, and patrolmen. The council also adopted a Prudential Insurance plan for 11 employees totaling 432.83 monthly, providing 2000 life and 4000 accidental death coverage plus medical benefits.
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Monroeville
Council
Prudential Insurance Co
Interfaith Ecumenical Prayer Service Set in Monroeville
For the fourth year parishioners from local churches join for an Ecumenical Prayer Service for Christian Unity Sunday at 7:30 pm at Congregational Community United Church of Christ. Clergy include Rev. Edward A. Rebmann host, Rev. Milton H. Schramm St. Peter Lutheran Pontiac, Rev. Harvey M. Keller St. Joseph Catholic, Rev. George C. Weinman Trinity Lutheran, Rev. David T. Elphee Zion Episcopal. Rebmann will give the meditation and others will conduct.
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Monroeville
Christian Unity
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Milton H. Schramm
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Pontiac
Harvey M. Keller
St. Joseph Catholic Church
George C. Weinman
Trinity Lutheran Church
David T. Elphee
Zion Episcopal Church
Mr. Rebmann
Monroeville Fire Losses Rise. Contract Renewal Approved
Monroeville Fire Chief Olin Schneider reported property loss from fire rose to 88 675 dollars in 1971 from 14 000 dollars in 1970. He noted 52 fire calls last year, urged shared township funding of 1 732 dollars for equipment upgrades, and recommended a 3 000 dollar Plectron radio system for 25 volunteers.
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Monroeville
Olin Schneider
Schneider
Ridgefield
Lyme
Oxford
Peru
Sherman
Delaware Man Will Speak Here
C Neilson Griffith vice president and director of member relations of Landmark Inc will address Norwalk Masonic organizations 150th birthday dinner Saturday Griffith Ohio State University graduate taught vocational agriculture dairy farmer in Delaware County past grand master of the Grand Council of Ohio second Lieutenant Commander in the Scioto Consistory Scottish Rite Valley of Columbus honorary 33rd Degree in September 1968 on board of Ohio Council of Economic Education past president board of trustees Ohio Council of Farmer Cooperatives dinner and dance to be held at the Norwalk Armory
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C. Neilson Griffith
Landmark, Inc
Norwalk
Griffith
Ohio State University
Delaware County
Grand Council of Ohio
Scioto
Scottish Rite
Valley of Columbus
Ohio Council of Economic Education
Ohio Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Norwalk Armory
New London Tax Forms Mailed for 1971 Final Return
New London final returns for 1971 and 1972 estimated tax forms are being mailed to businesses and professionals subject to the New London income tax. The 1971 final return covers income for 1971 and must be filed by April 15 with payment of all tax owed.
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New London
J. Emerson Davis
Letters Reveal Harding Love Affairs and Sealed Papers
The Southern Illinoisan reports more than three-fourths of about 100 letters from Warren G. Harding to Carrie Phillips describe romantic matters. The letters reference Nan Britton and other affairs, were sealed for 42 years, and the collection sits at the Library of Congress while researchers discuss their context.
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Carbondale
Ill
UPI
Warren G. Harding
Carrie Phillips
Southern Illinoisan
Harding
Nan Britton
Kenneth W. Duckett
Ohio Historical Society
Carol Alexander
Southern Illinois University
Duckett
SIU
Marion
Ohio
Jim Phillips
Blooming Grove
Russell
Library of Congress
Phillips
Carrie
Washington
The
Star
Berlin
Germany
United States
Florence
Texas
New York
WVU basketball tragedy as Harris dies in highway crash
West Virginia University suspends player Larry Deacon Harris for low grades. Harris was killed in a single car crash on Interstate 79 near Fairmont. Sam Oglesby, his replacement, is listed in serious condition with head and back injuries. Police note the car was improperly registered and crossed lanes before hitting a bridge abutment.
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia University
Larry ‘‘Deacon
Harris
Fairmonth
Sam Oglesby
WVU
Fairmont General Hospital
Daily Athenaum
Robert Barbrow
Sonny Moran Moran
Oglesby
LaFayette
Clarksburg
Mountaineer
Fairmont Hospital
Levi Phillips
Kramer Canned at Southern Oregon College
Larry Kramer head football coach at Southern Oregon College was relieved of his duties Wednesday after two years in charge. The move comes as the college reviews its program and staff.
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Ashland, Ore
UPI
Larry Kramer
Southern Oregon College
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Citizens National Bank of
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U.S
Tltas Ra
Allen W. Hakes
John W. Baltes
Paul E. Carpenter
John G. Kaiser
Edward A. Rebmann
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England
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Pohl
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