Ford Says Carter Failing At Just About Everything
Former President Ford assails Carter as failing across economy energy defense and government growth. He mocks the 500 billion budget, cites Navy cutbacks and B 1 bomber loss while urging tax reduction and spending control. Greenspan supports GOP stance at a Maryland fundraiser. The Monroeville note corrects meeting date to Thursday.
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Carter
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Tutors Needed to Aid Huron County Students
Huron County Education Department offers tutor training Aug 7 11 and Aug 14 18 from 9 am to noon at 190 Benedict Ave. The course grants a one year renewable tutoring certificate requiring a bachelor's degree and teaching certificate. Last year tutors aided over 150 students with learning disabilities. For details contact the Huron County Department of Education.
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Benedict Ave
Norwalk resident calls for Waugh apology to principal
A Norwalk resident demanded that school board member Fred Waugh publicly apologize to high school Principal Frank McDonald for the incident after graduation. The critic called Waugh's remarks vicious and demeaning and urged the board to back the administration.
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Cathy Hubler
Norwalk
Fred Waugh
Frank McDonald
Donald Daugherty
McDonald
Elaine Daugherty
Daughertys
Waugh
Monroeville street committee meets without mayor present
Monroeville village street and sidewalk committee met in the town hall Tuesday without Mayor Clayton C. Lord present. At the regular meeting June 6, committee chairman Robert Deitz asked Lord to attend and the mayor later approved, but did not notify of his absence. Dietz had obtained copies of nearby ordinances on sidewalk installation and repair.
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Thomas Tattan
Rlbright
McDonald
Rllbright
Monroeville
Clayton C. Lord
Robert Deitz
Lord
Lords
Dietz
Area graduates honored by Firelands Campus BGSCI
Fourteen area students graduated with honors at the Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University. Shelly R. Bliss of Norwalk earned summa cum laude along with two others, Valerie J. Rogge of Bellevue joined magna cum laude among two honorees, and Jane L. Heyman with Tamara J. Yingling of Norwalk finished cum laude. Robert J. Wikel of Milan received the Outstanding Technical Award for 1977 78.
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Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Shelly R. Bliss
Norwalk
Valerie J. Rogge
Bellevue
Jane L. Heyman
Tamara J. Yingling
Robert J. Wikel
Milan
Rubright Gets Contract Extended by Norwalk Board
The Norwalk Board of Education extended Supt. James Rubright’s contract for three years starting Aug. 1, rescinding the remaining year of his current deal. Rubright’s $29,900 annual salary remains in place, with a potential future raise not discussed at the meeting. Previous action in November increased his salary by $3,500.
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Norwalk
Rubright
Michael Myers
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