Western Reserve approves 1973 school budget
Western Reserve Board of Education approved the 1973 budget totaling 933 469 with 884 106 estimated receipts and 870 629 expenses for 1972. The 1973 budget relies on foundation funds of 502 871 and real property taxes of 345 000 with instruction costs at 545 000 as the largest expense.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Evelyn Radcliffe
School Foundation
Stover Offered New Post by Other School System
County School Supt Thomas Lasley confirms William Stover principal at Monroeville Elementary has been offered a position in another district outside the county. Lasley cannot name the system and says no resignation has been filed yet. Stover could not be reached for comment.
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Thomas Lasley
William Stover
Monroeville
Lasley
Edna Broad
Stover
Man Denies Auto Theft Charge In Huron County Case
George E. Henderson 22 of Willard pleaded not guilty to auto theft in Common Pleas Court after admitting drunken driving and driving without a license in a separate proceeding. He received fines and suspended jail terms, with driving privileges suspended for a year, related to the DUI and license charges. An automobile theft claim arose from an incident on Ohio 103 involving a car reported stolen from the Fireplace Inn.
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Fireplace Inn
Willard
Huron County
George E. Henderson
Common Pleas Court
Henderson
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Ohio 103
Doris Tuttle
Otis Roy Blankenship
Bucyrus
Free Lunch Push Aims to Aid Sandusky Children
Hunger Coalition of Ohio moves to help Erie and Huron Counties by adding the Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission as a member. The CAC gains two Coalition votes and plans to expand federal lunch funding to local schools, addressing nonparticipating districts and awareness gaps.
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Sandusky
Hunger Coalition of
Ohio
Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission
Erie
Huron
Kaye Ball
Northwest Area
Coalition
Speeding Drivers Endangering Children Near City Pool
Norwalk police report speeding on St Marys Street near the Municipal Swimming Pool endangering crossing children. The posted limit is 25 mph but drivers reach about 43 mph. radar is in use daily to curb swerving pedestrians and frequent 35 mph traffic.
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St. Mary’s Street
Norwalk
Ptl
William Braker
Norwalk City Finances Rise on Sewer Bond Sales
Norwalk ended 1971 with total receipts of 6.72 million and expenditures of 3.89 million. The sewer separation bond sale of 212 million drove the gain, shrinking the general fund balance from 56,973 on Jan 1 to 27,957 by year end. Construction projects and discussions with Norwalk Furniture continued.
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Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
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CAC
William Brooks
City Hall
Vernis George
Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Norwalk Furniture
Ronald
Clancy
Milan Ave
Simmons
Salem
Ets
Catr
Ene
Deacon
Bresen
Sarse
Hoover Vacuum
W. Main