New London Council Approves 1968 Budget of 215700
The Village Council approved a 1968 budget totaling 215 700 for village operations. The general fund at 70 700 covers police fire cemetery streets parks buildings salaries and legal services. Sanitary sewer fund rises to 23 000 and water fund to 47 000 due to expected rate increases. Other items include fire facilities water works, highway repairs, sanitation, and police pension. A junked vehicle parking ordinance passed first reading and will become effective 30 days after passage. Also approved June financial report mayor's report fines and bills totaling 3 344.
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New London
Sanitary
Hire Principal At Monroeville
Ashville Ohio teacher Marion Waits is hired as Monroeville high school principal by the Board of Education. Waits has 17 years in teaching and coaching plus three years Marine Corps service and holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin.
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Monroeville
Ashville
Ohio
Board of Education
Marion Waits
Teays
Service Center Planned At NL
New London plans a Bi County War on Poverty service center with an employment specialist and a social service specialist. Greenwich and Hartland satellites may join. the center aims to create four to five jobs for low income residents and will require 10 percent local funding.
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New London
Community Action Commission
George Hayduk
Huron County
CAC
County Board
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
Greenwich
Hartland
Man cites speed after rabbit scare on Patten Track Road
A Monroeville man Arthur W. Poths 18 was cited in Erie County Court for improper speed after leaving Patten Track Road at 7 am to avoid a rabbit. His car slid into a field and struck a pole. he was uninjured.
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Monroeville
Erie County
Patten Track
Arthur W. Poths
Wakeman
Ernest Fleming
William A. Roose
Roose
U.S. 20
Fleming
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Linda Turinsky
Ridgefield
N.J
Dale O’donnell
Clifton
Fisher- Titus
Lewis L. Walden
Norwalk
Berea
Railroads to track 1.8 million freight cars with computer system
Computerized system to monitor and optimize use of the nation’s 1.8 million freight cars is being established by U.S. railroads to improve efficiency and scheduling.
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Washington
UPI
Norwalk Reflector Offers Subscriptions and Regions
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms through UPI News Service and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It details carrier delivery areas in Norwalk and nearby towns, with weekly and yearly rates for mail and rural delivery, and payment in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Five Speeding Citations Issued by Norwalk Police
Norwalk police issued five speeding citations on Wednesday. Larry J. Houser 20 Milan on West Washington Street. Marily L. Shinski 23 Collins on Milan Ave. John R. King 24 Birmingham on Milan Ave. Maxine C. May 58 4 Indian Terrace on West Washington Street. James L. Hunt 27 Huron on Cline Street. All are scheduled to appear in Mayor's Court on specified dates.
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Norwalk
Larry J. Houser
Milan
West Washington Street
Marily L. Shinski
Collins
Milan Ave
John R. King
Birmingham
Maxine C. May
James L. Hunt
Huron
Cline Street
Mayor’ S Court
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Lake Erie
Orinal
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Walker
George Bruehler
Edward Prack
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