Vandalism probe gains momentum at Western Reserve High
Huron County detectives believe three or more youths smashed 284 windows at Western Reserve High School early Sunday. A Jeep or pickup was seen fleeing the scene after 3:13 a.m. tire marks and cement residue indicate use of a cement block and tire iron. Principal Max Friend reports graduation proceeded despite outrage. a $500 reward funds tips. Repair costs run about $7,000 with replacement beginning. Suspect in December arson case awaits trial.
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Collins
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Western Reserve High School
John Nichols
Nichols
Wakeman
Robert Sutherland
Max Friend
Friend
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Bernard Myers
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Myers
Reformatory
Huron County
Richard Hauser
Robert D. Sura
Norwalk
Sura
Hauser
Weather outlook and births and death notices
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a low tonight between 50 and 55 and highs Wednesday near 80. The probability of precipitation is 20 percent tonight and Wednesday. Winds will be from the west to southwest at 10 to 15 mph, turning northwesterly and northeast tonight. Births James and Debra Farnsworth New London a boy. Death Mr Nelson Sprocky Berger Sr 77 Fremont. The Amazon River water is nearly as pure as distilled water in a joint U.S.-Brazilian expedition finds.
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James
Debra Farnsworth
New London
Nelson (Sprocky) Berger, Sr
Fremont
City considers 60 percent jump in sewer rates
The city plans a rate rise from 48 to 80 cents per 1000 gallons after 5000 gallons to cover a projected 25000 deficit in the sewer fund by year end. A $2.40 minimum applies to users under 5000 gallons each quarter while higher usage faces the new tier.
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Vernis George
Fire at Certain Teed prompts 4000 dollar loss
A blaze at Certain Teed Products in Milan Township caused between 3000 and 5000 dollars in damage to open yard paper bales. Fifteen to sixteen firefighters battled the three hour fire assisted by plant staff and a Huron department crew. No injuries reported.
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Avery
TEED
Pat Rice
Milan Township Fire Department
Huron Fire Department
Milan
Rice
Charles Smith
Smith
Gardner to Own New Cardinal Supermarket in Late June
Gardner, longtime manager of the A and P store here for four years and a 30 year employee, will take ownership when the new Gardner's Cardinal Supermarket reopens in late June. Cardinal Foods vice president Jim Organ announced the store will carry the Gardner's Cardinal name. Cardinal Foods subleases building and equipment from A and P as Gardner moves to ownership and opens his first own store.
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Robert D. Gardner
A&p
Jim Organ
Cardinal Foods, Inc
Gardner
Cardinal
League and Whittlesey Streets
Cardinal Foods
Early Norwalk voters cast ballots in light levy race
Light turnout marked the off year primary as residents visited the county administration building to vote on the Ebove levy and the mayoral race. Polls remained open until 7 30 p m with short waits noted at the site.
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Norwalk
Ebove Levy
Paul Stafford
Striker Files Sex Harassment Claim At Plant
One of the striking employees of Great Lakes Packers filed a sexual harassment complaint with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. The complainant’s name is withheld for privacy. The strike, mainly women, also seeks higher pay better facilities and voluntary overtime. A union dispute over agricultural worker status hangs over the talks at the Holiday Inn in Sandusky with owner Jerry Fritz.
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Great Lakes Packers, Inc
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Ron Pettaway
Civil Right Commission
Toledo
Great Lakes Packers
Donald Wagner
Allied Industrial Workers
Afl-Cio
Jerry Fritz
Holiday Inn
Sandusky
Margaret Keller
Norwalk
Labor Relations Board
Fritz
Ghrist disputes ETA pay claim in impasse talks
Avery-Ehov e Joint Vocational School superintendent Creighton Ghrist says the total salary demand by teachers is about 14 percent, not 8. An impasse panel will be formed with Michael R. Fegen for the board and Ken Cole for ETA. Negotiations began April 23 with issues including salary, benefits, and two non monetary items.
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AVERY — _ Ehove
Creighton Ghrist
Ehove Teacher Association
ETA
Christ
Michael R. Fegen
Ehove Board of Education
Ken Cole
Ghrist
Cleveland
John Norquest
Norquest
Carter
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