Ballots Issued for ASC Committees in Huron County
Ballots mailed by the Huron ASC County Committee invite eligible farm owners and operators to vote by Aug 9. On Aug 11 at 8 a.m. ballots will be tabulated in public to choose a chairman, vice chairman, regular member, and two alternates from candidate lists across multiple townships. New committees take office Sept 1.
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Community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Huron Asc County Committee
ASC
Scarce candidate filings in multiple Ohio towns
Local races show few candidates filing for mayor, clerk treasurer, and council seats across Monroeville Wakeman Willard Norwalk Lyme New London and other districts. Incumbents in several posts seek reelection. many seats remain without filings across boards of education and district posts.
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Herman E. McCreary
Norwalk
Huron County Board of Education Sees Filing
A notice indicates a party has filed for the Huron County Board of Education, signaling an upcoming board race or appointment process and possible changes in local school governance.
Greenwich Has Candidates Now
Ten Greenwich residents filed petitions for village offices with the Huron County Board of Elections this morning led by incumbent mayor Keith R. Sparks. Other filers include Wendell Troxell for council and Mary Lou Shafer for clerk, among names such as Rowland Foster Gordon Alberts and Lois Underwood seeking various offices. John A. Dunnigar filed for the New London Board of Public Affairs.
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Clayton C. Lord
la Donna Christman
Anthony F. Wechter
Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
Preston P. Goldeing
New London
Billa M. Walton
E. J. Farnsworth
Glenn Waldorf
Waldorf
Greenwich
Huron County Board of Elections
Keith R. Sparks
Wendell K K. Troxell
Kenneth D. Fishbaugh
Gordon C. Alberts
Rowland W. Foster
Joseph Victor Goodacre
Mary Lou Shafer
Lois H. Underwood
Robert L. Funk
Carl H. Otterbacher
C. Atlee Myers
John A. Dunnigar
The
New London Board of Public Affairs
Solons On Vacation Amid Tax Study and Retirement Reforms
Lawmakers adjourn for vacation while a motion to reconsider remains pending. A conference committee works on revising the tax structure and retirement systems. Senate approves House changes to a school bus transportation bill for private and parochial students and lawmakers act on tax exemptions for Assembly members. The House rejects emergency provisions in several bills, while the Senate seeks conference on emergency clauses ahead of Labor Day. Wildlife enforcement gains in a bill to curb illegally sized fish imports.
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House
Senate
General Assembly
Columbus City
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Canada
Lake Erie Pollution Alarms Officials With Broad Plan
The report urges elimination of combined sewers where possible and removal of dumps along lake shores to prevent spills. It calls for banning trash disposal into Lake Erie and its tributaries and urges plants to segregate and treat waste. It also urges states to require industrial sampling and cites grossly polluted rivers such as Maumee Sandusky Black Rocky and Cuyahoga. It notes municipal and industrial discharges and vessel spills polluting western New York basins.
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Lake Erie
PHS
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Industrial Plants Institute
Maumee
Sandusky
Black, Rocky
Cuyahoga
New York Basin
Erie Niagara Basin
Norwalk Reflector GE Munroe Establishes Daily Paper
Norwalk Telegram reports the Munroe establishment of a daily newspaper by Reflector Herald served by carriers in Norwalk and surrounding towns. Audit Bureau data and Ohio Newspaper Association listings appear with circulation details and rural carrier service in several counties. News service notes indicate publication four times weekly in rural areas and pricing.
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Norwalk
UPI
Ohio
Associaton T Sjvseri Pet
Wakeman
North Far
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Rura
Ivuron
Erie
Mati Waters
Classified ads sell surplus for cash
A brief classified note advertises selling surplus items for cash with a contact phone number 662 4241 to call today.
Ohio Labor Law Violations Alarm Warned by Officials
Industrial Relations Director William O Walker warned violators that court action will follow continued breaches of Ohio minor labor laws. He noted summer vacations increase accidents and that adult hiring in industry boosts construction injuries among minors. Ralph S Forster and Jeanne Funkhouser cited frequent 14 to 18 year olds operating power driven meat slicers and a Clark County case where a 17 year old lost a hand.
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Ohio
William O. Walker
Walker
Ralph S. Forster
Jeanne Funkhouser
Forster
Clark County
Want Ads Offer Dream Home Possibilities
Read the Want Ads for listings promising dream homes and real estate options. Find houses, cottages, and properties featuring potential for personal comfort and investment. Explore photos, prices, and contact details to begin the search.
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Bronson Township
Edward A. Hammersmith
Harry F. Hintz
Ambrose J. Kluding
Donald A. Knight
Thomas K. Kramer
Lewis F. Ott
Joseph Schaffer
Clarksfield
Phillip Bursley
Donald F. Divins
Russell L. Harris
Nelson M. Opperman
Ford F. Ortner
Charles R. Smith
Perry E. Stocking
George I. Ax
Paul D. Wacker
Fairfield Township
Elmer C. Balduff
Richard L. Baxter
Ellis Dotson
Elmon R, Hoyt
Vincent B. Kramer
Paul W. Songstock
Donald L. Smith
John R. Sweeting
Paul W. Vogel
Richard L. Woodruff
Fitchville Township
Archie C. Case
Thomas Cawrse
Thor N. Chandler
A. E. Ganz
James R. Garrett
Vern M. Reddick
Carl W. Strong
Greenfield Township
Stanford L. Cherry
Charles B. Chisholm
Lewis D. Conger
Carl E. Funk
Virgil W. Giles, Jr
Clarence R. Herner
Verr D. McClish
Norman H. Smith
Theron V. Smith
Leon R. Stein
Charles R. Wilcox
Greenwich Township
Lawrence Brockett
Roger L. June
Charles B. Keysor
Howard K. Leber
Walter H. Leber
Sylvester J. Lepley
Andrew P. Schindley
Kenton Sherman
Robert A. Yingling
New Haven
Lester J. Berberick
Lee E. Buckingham
Raymond Caudill
Howard R. Cummings
Gene E. Hollinger
Vern LeSage
Cloyce Slessman
Roger J. Smith
John E. Draves
Donald E. Erswell
Edmund R. Franklin
Jospeh S. Gregory
James H. Huggins
Lee W. Rumbaugh
Darwin Stocking
Robert C. Timmons
Fred W. Knoll, Jr
Robert C. Kramer
Paul F. Linder
Rudy F. Smith
Donald W. Stein
Richard A. Yingling
Herman A. Zeller
Norwich
Herman J. Diehm
Vernon R. Fries
Howard A. Hahler
Thomas P. Haspeslagh
Cletus J. Hay
Ellis D. Klingeslsmith
Clarence A. Miller
Oliver J. Phillips
John J. Ringlein
Peru
Donald F. Brown
Bernard H. Gravenhorst
Harold N. Martin
Edward J. Schafer
Dale C. Scheid
Lowell J. Scheid
Elmer R. Schwan
Wilfred T. Stieber
Harold A. Wil
Robert Stang
Paul W. Stieber
Clifford E. Wilhelm
Mark Wolfram
Ripley
Wilbert B. Behrendsen
G. Stanley Johnston
Elmer V. Kissel
Dean E. Mead
Ralph W. Robson
Edward C. Sharpless
Charles Eslie Smith
Gene E. Sparks
Sherman Township
Albert J. Bischoff
Paul F. Bishop
Russell J. Bumb
Joseph A. Didion
John W. Burke
Gale Bachelder
Ralph J. Graham
Merle L. Frye
Bellevue Board of Education
South Central District Board
New London District Board of Education
Edward J. O'Reilly
Norman Merrill
Betty A. Huggins
Harold H. Perry, Jr
William E. Gilbert
Charles E. Eby
George L. Ebright
Euneice M. Eisenbarth
Dora B. Morris
Mary C. Bick
J. Kenneth Kinney
Harold Heyman
Richard D. Keefer
Richard S. Ross
Huron County Board of Education
Solons
Memer Audit Bureau
Orio
James Garner
FiKe Sommer
Dick van Dyke
Angie Dickinson
Frhel Merman
Este
Technico
TLE
HOS
Scottie
Bill and
Herm McCreary
Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main Stre
Norwalk, Ohio
Gable
Whittlesey
Star View Drive
Annette Funicello
Matt Monroe
Susan Maughan
the Animals
Technicolor
Wilkinson
Benedict
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