Nine candidates file expense statements in Huron County race
Nine more candidates from the June 8 primary filed expense reports with the Huron County Board of Elections. Four Republican county commissioner hopefuls reported spending modest amounts, all self-funded, with Sherman 48.24 Salisbury 277.45 McClure 318.83 and Immel 106.71. Clark Hunter listed 128.38 for his unopposed clerk of courts bid. Four other candidates reported no primary expenses: Orgia Egyed Bishop and Thomas.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Huron County
Joseph W. Sherman
Kenneth Salisbury
Bernard McClure
Dale Immel
Sherman
Salisbury
McClure
Immel
Clark Hunter
Hunter
John Orgia
Miklos _Egyed
Clayton R. Bishop
Jay Thomas
Five Local Tax Levies Filed for November Ballot
Five levies filed with the Huron County Board of Elections. Four by Ridgefield Township trustees and one by Fitchville Township trustees. Ridgefield proposes two ambulance levies of .25 mills for three years one renewal and one additional. A .25 mill fire protection renewal and a .5 mill cemetery maintenance renewal for three years. Fitchville seeks a .16 mill road and bridge renewal for five years. All levies require a majority to pass.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Ridgefield Township
Fitchville Township
Ridgefield
Fitchville
Jaycees Host 50s Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall
The Norwalk Jaycees host their second annual 50s Dance this Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall 254 West Main Street. Doors open 8 p.m. admission one dollar with prizes for best and worst dressed and best and worst dancer. Proceeds benefit a Jaycees personal dynamics program.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Knights of Columbus
W. Main St
Mike Meinke
Meinke
The
Jaycees
Two Mansfield Women Charged With Grand Theft
Willard police arrested two Mansfield women Wednesday after a shoplifting incident. About $400 worth of merchandise taken from Willard businesses was found in their car. Diana Medina was released on a $2,500 unsecured bond. Sandra D. Moyer, 29, remained jailed at 11:20 a.m. with bond set at $2,500 cash or ten percent.
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Mansfield
Willard
Richard Hauser
Diana Medina
Sandra D. Moyer
FBI Chief Says AIM Labeled Terrorists in Trial
Clarence Kelley testified as FBI director that the American Indian Movement is listed as a terrorist group. He noted informants may have attended AIM meetings while defending Robert Robideau and Darelle Butler, accused in the Pine Ridge agents murder. The defense argued FBI harassment of reservation Indians preceded and followed the killings.
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Cedar’ Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Clarence Kelley
FBI
AIM
Kelley
Robert Robideau
Portland
Ore
Darelle Butler
Rogue River
Pine Ridge
Oglala Sioux
South Dakota
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
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