New London Zoners Open Public Hearing on Rezoning Request
The New London zoning board scheduled a February 28 public hearing to consider reclassifying a business commercial area to agriculture residential for property along the south side of Ohio 162 west. David and Marge O'Hara seek the change. the land has not been used commercially. Hearing at 7 p.m. in Firelands Electric Co op offices. The board also authorized Larry Granneman to place a home plumbing business sign on Section Line Road no larger than three feet square. Al Walters, zoning inspector, reported both properties inspected meet code.
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New London
David
Marge O’hara
Ohio
Firelands Electric Co-op
Larry Granneman
Section Line Road
al Walters
US Defense chief warns on Middle East tension and Moscow move
Defense Secretary Harold Brown unveiled his annual defense posture review as he testified on $135.5 billion in proposed 1980 and beyond Pentagon programs. He urged approval of the M X missile, a midsize aircraft carrier, and stronger European firepower, noting deteriorating regional conditions and energy costs could push Moscow toward Middle East intervention, though he did not claim such events are likely.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Brown
U.S
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Europe
Iran
Brown
Moscow
Middle East
Talmadge May Face Indictment From Secret Bank Charges
Washington UPI reports a federal grand jury subpoena seeks Senate records on Herman Talmadge expense claims for 1973 and 1974. The probe centers on a secret Washington bank account opened in Talmadge’s name by aide Daniel Minchew and may signal an indictment over false expense claims. Senate secretary J. Stanley Kimmitt was ordered to produce the specified materials.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Grand Jury
Sen
Herman Talmadge
Daniel Minchew
Justice Department
Georgia Democrat
Senate
Talmadge
J. Stanley Kimmitt
Grand Jury
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Labor Money Loses Clout In Congressional Giving
A Federal Election Commission report shows labor’s financial influence waning as real estate operators and auto dealers outspend unions on congressional candidates. Doctors via the AMA spent twice AFL-CIO money in 1978. PACs totaled 1 360 groups with over 77 million raised and 32 million spent. Nonlabor donors top 10 near 4.1 million, labor just over 3.7 million.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Election Commission
American Medical Association
Afl-Cio
Norwalk police blotter notes self harm attempt and juvenile arrests
A Norwalk woman attempted to slash her wrists Wednesday afternoon and was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for forearm scratches. Her husband cited despondency and ongoing mental health counseling as factors. The Huron County Sheriff's Department responded, while a string of juvenile cases from Dec to Jan included running away, forgery, and receiving stolen property, with several youths referred to Juvenile Court.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Maine
Milan
Erie County
Bellevue
Huron County
Thomas Heydinger
Gregory Z. Stone
Jefferson St
Stone
Willard Man Charged With Forgery and Probation Violation
Willard police arrested 18 year old John Weaver of 11942 Dale Ave at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday on two counts of forgery for forging withdrawal slips from Stephen P. Dandar's Willard United Bank account. About $500 was taken Jan 19 and $224 on Jan 22. Weaver also faces probation violation charges from Huron County Prosecutor Richard Hauser.
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Willard
John Weaver
Dale Ave
Willard United
Stephen P. Dandar
Myrtle Ave
Weaver
Huron County
Richard Hauser
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Greg
Inter 101S Inc
West Main St
Ron
Hitching Post
Frito
Pizza Post
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Firestone
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