County-Wide Land Use Plan Draws Support
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District explores a county-wide land use program to guide development as Rural to urban transition increases. A 1967 program plan includes a sewer survey by 1968 and zoning, building codes, and land protection, with committees to assist.
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North Fairfield
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Chase B. Heyman
Heyman
Huron County
Board of Supervisors
Methodist Church
John Wells
Karl Reinhardt
Soil Conservation Service
Plymouth
New London
Norwalk Chamber Opens Partners In Progress Drive
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce launched its annual Partners In Progress membership drive aiming for 450 members. Ralph H. Bache announced the effort, with Richard Mutz as 1967 membership chairman. A mailer to 310 1966 members urged multiple memberships while dues remain $40 for the year.
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Partners In Progress
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Ralph H. Bache
Richard Mutz
Bache
Board of
County May Vote On Sheltered Workshop Plan
Huron County commissioners gave a qualified yes to a sheltered workshop project with a June completion deadline set by architect Thurman J. Peabody. A bond issue may appear on the November ballot to finance the 8,000 square foot, five classroom facility valued at about 160000 dollars for continuing education and training of retarded adults over 21.
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Huron County
Thurman J. Peabody
Ralph Smith
Huron County Council For
Chicago Grinds to Halt as Snowstorm Paralyzes City
Chicago endures its worst storm on record with 20.1 inches of snow and drifts up to 10 feet. Schools shut citywide, about a million area children given holidays, and Mayor Daley urges residents to stay home as transportation collapses and the National Guard assists stranded motorists across Illinois and Indiana.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Palmer House
Weather Bureau
National Guard
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Norwalk OAPSE to air grievances with school board
Representatives of Norwalk City Schools non teaching staff plan a meeting with the school board to air grievances on finances and wage laws. The meeting is set for 8 p.m. February 6 in the Board of Education offices as superintendent Sturgis Carbin and board member Paul Miller prepare to discuss a new salary schedule.
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Norwalk
Thomas McIntyre
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Reflector
McIntyre
Board of Education
Sturgis Carbin
Carbin
Paul Miller
City Board of Education
Chapter 269
Norwalk City Schools
Ohio Education Association
Judge Restricts Pickets In Pioneer Rubber Strike
A court injunction limits picketing at Pioneer Rubber after workers walked out at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The order blocks road access and forbids a show of force, targeting union actions near company property. Picketing continued overnight without incidents as officials seek negotiations.
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Pioneer
Joseph Dush
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Union
Akron
John Lyle
Findlay
Willard
County Moves to Cut Load Limits on County Roads
County Commissioners announce a 25 percent reduction in load limits on all county roads starting February 1 to protect roads from spring thaws. Also reported: William Paul Foster, 22, dairy farmer from Oberlin, pleads innocent to carrying a concealed weapon in Common Pleas Court. bond set at 1000 cash or 2000 property. County records show 316 trailer registrations to date versus 393 by January 31 last year and 458 for the full prior year. trailer registration deadline remains January 31.
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County Commissioners’ Office
William Paul Foster
Common Pleas
Foster
Oberlin
Sheriff’s Department
Weather shift to snow with cool weekend forecast
Rain transitions to snow this afternoon with a high near 50. Tonight turns cloudy and windy as snow flurries develop, low in the 20s. Saturday remains partly cloudy and cool with a few snow flurries. Sunrise 7 44 a.m. Sunset 5 37 p.m. Marriage licenses list Paul Lindenberger and Nancy Scheid, Paul Weiss Jr. and Geraldine Weiss. Births note twins for Eugene Neill and wife, a daughter for Russell Fairchild, and a son for Ronald Mullins.
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Paul Lindenberger
Norwalk
Nancy C. Scheid
Monroeville
Paul E. Weiss Jr
Willard
Geraldine E. Weiss
Berlin Heights protests move of school office
More than 50 Berlin Heights residents opposed moving Assistant Superintendent Joseph Hurley from Berlin Heights School to Milan School. They criticized salaries for non teaching staff and district policies while noting the rumor spurred the meeting. Board members said the move would be an administrative decision and discussed it as likely not to occur.
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Berlin
Milan
Hurley
S. Berlin
Berlin Heights
Berlin-Milan
Frank Garwood
Elton Green
Lindecamp
Joseph Hurley
Board May Reconsider Relocation of Assistant Superintendent Office
Berlin- Milan School District superintendent Lindecamp says the board may rethink moving the assistant superintendent’s office if strong opposition exists. He notes no final decision, and says Hurley supports the plan. Critics blame administration changes for bond issues and bus repair duties.
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Peabody
Huron
Smith
Council
Arthur Herner
Child Welfare Board
County Welfare Board
Kansas
Gerald Hykes
Townsend
Lyle Denger
Collins
U.S. Highway 20
Harry Weber
Toledo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Lyle
Cush
Eugene Neill
Russell Fairchild
Ronald Mullins
Newton St
Charles Lindecamp
Berlin- Milan
The
Ralph Bruns
Garwood
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