County planning panel stalls as towns delay response
Huron County Regional Planning Commission presses ahead on a county wide comprehensive plan while several townships and towns including Norwalk Wakeman Plymouth Fairfield Hartland and Peru delay responses to the financing questionnaire. Greenwich Township is the sole subdivision to decline the idea with debate over cost and rural benefit.
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Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Wakeman
Plymouth
Fairfield
Hartland
Peru
Greenwich
Monroeville Board Accepts Two Faculty Resignations
The Monroeville Board of Education accepted resignations from Dale Berner and James Blevins. Berner leaves to teach chemistry in Norwalk city schools. Blevins leaves education. The board approved new contracts for Sue Durgin and Richard Reser and noted other school actions.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Board of Education
Dale C. Berner
Welton Ave
Norwalk
James Blevins
Jefferson St
Sue Durgin
Western Reserve
Richard R. Reser
Reser
South Central High School
Larry Gillaspie
Willis C. Eberly
Monroeville Music Boosters
Monroeville Centennial Committee
Heckelman Electronics
St. Josephs
St. Alphonses
Juveniles from outside Huron County drive most traffic violations
Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim released 1967 figures showing out of county youths account for 28 percent of traffic cases. Norwalk led with 23 percent of violators, followed by Willard at 21 percent and Wakeman Greenwich Monroeville New London Bellevue Collins North Fairfield Plymouth each at 4 percent or less.
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Huron County
Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk
Willard
Wakeman
Greenwich
Monroeville
New London
Bellevue
Collins
North Fairfield
Plymouth
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Flexarm Avorscent
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