Linn Corporation Wins Contract Battle at 648 Board
The 648 Board rejected the Mental Health Society contract and a proposed addition with a grievance procedure. Community members and staff spoke for and against the switch as Mary Lou Griffiths warned of dangerous service disruption and called a 7:30 p.m. meeting to decide the society’s fate. Executive Director Bruce McCrillis and Bellevue Hospital staff urged continuity and community rapport.
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Young
648
648 Board
Mental Health Society
the Society
Bruce McCrillis
Huron County Administration
Rosann Hasselbach
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Linn Corp
Mary Lou Griffiths
Huron County
Griffiths
Mental Health Center
West Main St
The
New Mental Health Coordinator Appointed To Lead County Services
The 648 Board, in a surprise move, selected Michael Swingle to head county mental health efforts, replacing plans to swap executive directors with the George F Linn Corp. Swingle, 26, will oversee 16 staff with an $269000 budget for 1978 79 and start work Monday. The board also approved a six percent raise for its own leader, Robert Klenk, to 27000.
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Atty
Henry Young
Society
648
Robert Klenk
George F. Linn Corp
Young
Klenk
Linn Corp
Michael Swingle
Zanesville
Swingle
Columbus
Huron County
Ohio State University
Larry Hadley
Hadley
648 Board
West Main Street
A.J. Baltes
U.S. 20
Norwalk
The
Neighborhood Nut Suspect In Slayings
Kenneth Appleby, 27, known to locals as the neighborhood nut, is jailed on kidnapping charges after police, digging around his tarpaper shack on a 32 acre parcel in West Springfield, found weapons and drugs and believe six to seven bodies may lie buried nearby. Investigators suspect victims were abducted in Greenwich Village and brought to the shack where they were assaulted and slain.
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Stephen Krause
West
Springfield
Mass
UPI
Piper Road
Kenneth Appleby
Nut
Appleby
New York City
Greenwich Village
Don's Coffee Corner Ad and Community Event
A downtown Norwalk notice promotes Don's Coffee Corner at 1511 and a community alert car wash at Reilly's Hilltop on Saturday June 17 from 9 am to 5 pm. Donations are requested at $2.00, sponsored by the Norwalk Community Alert Patrol. A second ad at 1512 urges readers to call 668 3771 to sell unwanted items for extra money.
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Reilly
Norwalk
Community Alert Patrol
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Loretta Miller
David Ballard
N. Pleasant St
Ian I. Irons
INN Prime Rib
Milan
Croceng
MEST
Firelands
Ds, Inc
Lindsley’s
Huron Plaza
Lindsley's
van Heusen
Robert Bruce
McGregor
Jantzen
Levipanatela Jantzen
Haggar
Arnold Palmer
Cricketeer
ENRO
Pindsfeys
Huron Bellevue
John Newcombe
Jimmy Connors
Warren Sewell
London
Harbor Master
Zero
Levi-Lee
Cleveland Rd
Huron
Main St
Don’s Coffee
Spector
Buster Brown
Spector's
Department Stores
Sandusky
W. Main St
Burris
Marquis
Wellington
Landor
Tiger Tamer
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