Huron Board approves transfer of Gray and Kamm properties
The Huron County Board of Education OKed transferring about one acre of Gray’s land and nearly four acres owned by L J Kamm from Western Reserve to the New London district. No objections were raised though some details were debated. The valuation is about 3370 dollars. Separately a transfer request by Jarvis Babcock to move 83 acres from New London to Wellington was denied. A Columbus report notes conferees in a budget bill fight with state worker groups seeking pay raises and secrecy about meeting times.
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Huron County Board of Education
Austin Gray
Western Reserve
New London
Gray
L.J. Kamm
Kamm
Gray’s
Kamms
Richard Keefer
Keefer
Jarvis Babcock
Wellington
Babcock
Credit Union Chapter to Meet in Sandusky
The Lake Erie Chapter of the Ohio Credit Union League will meet at Sandusky High School next Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 300. John Lamp from the administration explains new NCUA accounting standards. Contact Dorothy Ebert at Box 212 Rt 1 Sandusky or call 359-1359 if attending.
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Sandusky
Lake Erie
Ohio Credit Union League
Sandusky High School
National Credit Union Administration
John Lamp
Dorothy Ebert
Box 212
Rt. 1
No Quorum For Council Meeting Delayed Actions
Willard city council failed to reach a quorum for the second time this month delaying business. Council president James Slosser set a 9 a.m. special meeting as residents voiced complaints about speeding and noise on Myrtle Avenue. Council member referrals and follow ups were discussed. Greenwich School Board approves 1975 budget of 1 123 169 dollars covering administration instruction and transportation among others.
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Willard
James Slosser
R.E. Walker
Myrtle Ave
Michael G. Orenic
Walker
Greenwich
South Central School Board
Policeman Sgt Martin Wins Appeal After Brief Hearing
Derby announced the appeals board upholds Sgt. Martin's appeal finding no acts prejudicial to discipline or gross neglect of duty. The board notes carelessness but suspensions are not warranted. Martin smiled, embraced his wife, and left with fellow officers congratulating him.
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Derby
Sgt. Martin
Norwalk
Martin
Court News Divorces Dismissed in Huron County
In Huron County Common Pleas Court divorces were dismissed. Petitions list plaintiffs and spouses including Haynes, Garcia, Yoder, Montgomery, Green, Asher, Conrady, Burkett, Hamilton, Christie, Kuhlman with rural and street addresses in Willard Wakeman Plymouth Bellevue Greenwich Norwalk Monroeville and Port Charlotte.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Phyllis J. Haynes
Willard
Marion Haynes
Shelby
Tomasa Garcia
Marian Dr
Oscar A. Garcia
Marian
Carol J. Yoder
Wakeman
Melvin S. Yoder
Carl D. Montgomery
Plymouth
Mar Montgomery
Port Charlotte
Dennis J. Green
Bellevue
Sharon K. Green
Beverly J. Asher
Greenwich
Howard T. Asher
Kathleen J. Conrady
Norwalk
John E. Conrady
Sarah G. Burkett
W. Main St
Elmer L. Burkett
Curt Hamilton
Monroeville
Annette Hamilton
Joan Christie
Norwood Ave
Edward Christie
Peggy Kuhlman
Benedict Ave
John Kuhlman
Ohio EPA Delays Court Action Over Leon Riley Incinerator
Ohio EPA plans a Nov 27 hearing on Leon Riley's liquid incinerator after a critical district report warned of health risks. The agency says legal action hinges on exhausted administrative processes, with key test engineers unavailable. Residents decry the date near Thanksgiving and backlog of cases.
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Leon Riley
Riley
Ohio
Peter Precario
Norwalk
Bowling Green
Peter Hess
Michael Dunipace
Precario
Hess
Dunipace
Huron County Health Department
Liquid Disposal Co
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James Reister
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