Western Reserve Schools face budget strain with new levy talks
Western Reserve Board of Education examined a 1977 78 budget with deficits touching 234 930 after 1978 and a proposed five mill levy to raise 143 000. Ferris urged trimming no fat while noting rising costs for buses insurance and utilities and discussed state foundation funds and staffing changes.
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Wakeman
E. G
Ike) Ferris
Western Reserve Board of Education
Ferris
School Foundation
City restores normal traffic lights on Main Street
The stoplights at Hester and Main and Prospect and Main returned to normal cycles after two weeks of flasher mode to test traffic flow. Mayor Wayne Goodsite said flashers helped flow but caused visibility and crossing issues, favoring parking preservation over easing crossings.
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Hester
Main
Prospect
Main Streets
Main Street
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Probate Court Report for Juan E Walker Estate in Huron County
Huron County Probate Court lists estate for Juan E Walker of Bellevue with value $25,586 in joint property or accounts. Probate records show assets and accounts filed for estate administration.
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Huron County
Juan E. Walker
Bellevue
Fire damages car on Ohio 20 61 intersection
A car owned by Clyde Kaye of rural Collins caught fire near the Ohio 20 and 61 junction. Firemen said engine heat ignited a fuel line and a portable extinguisher saved the vehicle. Also, Leonard G. Horan, 28, was jailed on bad check charges but posted bond and was released. LORAIN: July 28 licensing conference on Erie Nuclear Plant near Berlin Heights will discuss licensing issues and timelines. public may attend but cannot speak until later hearing.
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Ohio 20
Ohio 61
Clyde Kaye
Collins
Leonard G. Horan
St. Marys St
Horan
Whittlesey Avenue
Main Street
Lorain
Erie
Berlin Heights
The
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Lorain Council Chambers
Erie Ave
Ohio Edison
Woman bitten by squirrel while helping animal in Norwalk
Lois Wise of 51 Woodlawn Ave attempted to aid a squirrel with a suspected broken leg on Wednesday afternoon. The animal bit her as she brought it to her home. The squirrel was placed in observation at the Huron County Humane Society shelter for 10 days.
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Norwalk
Lois Wise
Woodlawn Ave
Huron County Humane Society Animal Shelter
Huron Landmark Sells Lumber Building to Penn Central
Landmark for sale on Foster Street confirmed by manager Robert Sunderman. The old lumber building, part of Landmark’s exit from the lumber business in April, sits on land owned by Penn Central. The sale price was one dollar because the structure can only serve as a lumberyard and will likely be torn down.
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Huron Landmark
Foster Street
Penn Central Railroad
Landmark
Robert Sunderman
Penn Central
Sunderman
Teachers Learn Art Workshop For Huron County Teachers
Seventy five teachers from Huron County Schools will attend an art workshop August 9 to 11 at New London Elementary School. Dorothy Wiese will conduct the program with materials from Binney and Smith Inc. Teachers will receive 15 hours of hands on training in modern art education and materials. Details of workshop coordination are provided by Thomas Lasley Adelle Baker Delbert South and David Sommers.
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Smith Dairy
Nickles Bakery
Grange Mutual
Phoenix Agency
Brenda Turnley
Cheryl McConnell
Bruce Thayer
Huron County
New’ London
Thomas Lasley
Binney & Smith Inc
Dorothy Wiese
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Miss Wiese
Addiiton
Supt. Lasley
Adelle Baker
Delbert South
David Sommers
New London Levy Campaign Spent $353 in 5-Mill Levy Effort
A local citizens group spent 353 to support New London five mill school operating levy. The levy aims to raise 125000 over three years and passed on June 7. Treasurer Miriam L. Luxon of Citizens For the Levy filed the report with the Huron County Board of Elections.
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NEW London
Huron County Board of Elections
Miriam L. Luxon
Citizens For
Horseplay Sparks Multi‑Car Crash Injuries
In Willard two men Maynard Stephens and Matthew Sweet were injured after a chase ended with a rollover on U S 224. The pursuit driver is unknown. Stephens faces DWI and license charges. Other crashes occurred on Ridge Road near Norwalk and U S 250 at South Norwalk Road with several injuries.
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Willard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Maynard Stephens
Matthew Sweet
Huron-Seneca County
U.S. 224
Stephens
Sweet
Lloyd Buele
Willard Area Hospital
Kirk A. Mason
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ridge Road
Norwalk
U.S. 250
South Norwalk Road
Maureen Horan
St. Mary’s St
Norwalk Road
David Dulaney
Gambier
Ohio
Dulaney
Brad Rogers
Safe Cracker Sentenced in Willard Laundromat Burglaries
An 18 year old Willard man Larry Trushel was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Robert Smith after pleading guilty to breaking into a laundromat on January 28 and safecracking. He received six months to five years for the burglary and one to ten years for the safecracking with the sentences running concurrently.
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Willard
Willard Laundromat
Larry Trushel
Common Pleas
Robert Smith
Trushel
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Wells Road
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West Collins
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