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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1970

Page

3

Huron County Board Approves Pay Increases for Four Staff

The Huron County Board of Education approved four salary hikes and new contracts for two supervisors and a secretary. George Linn Jr and Hilda Oxley received four year contracts with $500 raises to $12,500. Ivan Goodrich and Marsha Keefer earned one and two year deals with $200-$500 raises, bringing their salaries to $2,700 and $4,210 respectively. The board also authorized record destruction for Western Reserve records and welcomed news on retiree Ralph Brown’s budget plan and state funding.

Huron County Board of Education George Linn, Jr Ivan Goodrich Hilda Oxley Marsha Keefer Western Reserve School Board Western Reserve Ralph Brown Brown A. M. Peebles Peebles

Tailor-Mates Hold May Meeting and Plan Work Day

The Tailor-Mates met May 28 at Diane and Darleen Bush home. After the business session, the girls played dodge-ball and refreshments followed. A work day is set for June 11 at Kathy Smith residence starting 1 30 p m. NORWALK DRIFTERS Plan fence repair and a point show at Huron County Fairgrounds in June. A work day is set for June 6 at 3 p.m. and a point show for June 17 at 1 30 p.m. after the show. Next meeting June 17 after the point show.

Diane Darleen Bush Kathy Smith Norwalk

Truck Hits Bridge Bar In Linwood Incident

Donald C. Smith of 14 Minard Street faced disobeying a traffic signal charge after his rental truck struck the Linwood bridge overhead bar and damaged warning lights. Police cited him for exceeding the 2 1 2 ton load limit while traveling about 15 mph.

Donald C. Smith Minard St Linwood Avenue Linwood Bridge Smith Lynn M. Parrish Monroeville Spring Cline Streets Randall S. Henery Henery Cline Street Spring Street

Norwalk Couple sue Willard teen over 1968 crash

Mr and Mrs Richard H Mahl of Norwalk sue Rickie A Stanfield in Common Pleas Court for 75000 damages after a collision at the State Route 18 Old State Road intersection near the municipal light plant on Oct 19 1968. Mahl seeks 25000 and his wife 50000 with attorneys Freeman and Freeman listed as representatives.

Willard Norwalk Old State Road Municipal Light Plant Richard H. Mahl Rickie A. Stanfield Common Pleas Mahl Stanfield Mahls Freeman and Freeman

State Okays School Site Norwalk Christie Lane facility advances

Sewell Cameron announces state approval of the South Norwalk Road site for the Christie Lane School for mentally retarded children. An April 29 inspection cleared the site with Columbus to set a definite appraisal date, as funding now exceeds 450000 including donations and state share for the 100 pupil school.

Christie Lane Norwalk Sewell Cameron Cameron Boyd M Laler State Bureau of Planning and Grants Norwalk Road Route 250 Columbus Huron County

Brooklyn Man Nabbed Driving Stolen 1970 Chevy

A Brooklyn man, Hector L. Cruz Leon, 20, was stopped by the State Highway Patrol on U S 224 in Greenwich after leaving a Ashland gas station without paying for 4 dollars of gas. The car, a 1970 Chevrolet four door sedan valued at 2000 dollars, had been reported stolen. A 15 year old girl in the car was detained at the county detention home.

Brooklyn, N.Y New York State State Highway Patrol Ashland County National Crime Information Center U. S. 224 Greenwich Area Hector L. Cruz Leon Brooklyn N.Y Huron County

No Tests For Academies Betts to nome nominate by records

Rep. Jackson E. Betts announced he will skip the Civil Service exam for academy nominees this year. Nominations will rely on school records recommendations guidance counselor input college records letters of recommendation SAT scores and a personal interview. Admission requirements vary by academy and remain unchanged.

Washington, D.C Jackson E. Betts Military Naval Air Force Merchant Marine Academies Betts

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