New London Adopts Revised Pay Scale for Staff
New London school board approves retroactive raises for teachers bus drivers and non teaching staff with plan for another wage schedule before August recruitment. Increases vary by education level from bachelor to master's and raise total costs over five years. Debate centers on negotiating policy and possible millage needs.
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New London
New London Teacher’s Association
Gilman Baker
William Gilbert
Baker
Committee Reintroduces Norwalk Sesqui Beard Contest
General Chairman Paul Tucker announced Eddie Miller as beard event chairman for the Norwalk Sesquicentennial. Participants should start their beards by March 21 with prizes planned for each style as officials respond to public interest.
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Norwalk
Paul Tucker
Eddie Miller
Miller
Tucker
Personal Property Tax Forms In Mail From Auditor
The Huron County Auditor mailed personal property tax forms with a filing deadline of April 3. All individuals in business on December 31, 1966 must file returns listing inventories, equipment, and furnishings. renters must list furniture and fixtures. investors must report bonds, notes, and land contracts. Forms and help are available at the county courthouse.
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Huron County
Milan to Open Bids on Electrical Substation Items
Milan plans to open bids April 10 for a transformer voltage regulator and circuit reclosures for the proposed electrical substation. S W Kuhner of Marion representing Floyd G Brown and Associates urged purchase, with council approval pending. A rate study of Milan’s system may follow, sludge removal discussed, bills totaling $14 001 paid.
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Milan
S.W. Kuhner
Marion
Floyd G. Brown and Associates
Milan Council
Kuhner
Board of Public Affairs
Brown
Clevite-Harris
Watersupt
Karl Russ
Obituary of John H. Harris of New London
John H. Harris 76 of New London died Monday night at Providence Hospital Sandusky after a short illness. Born in Baton Rouge he moved to New London in 1928 and retired in 1958 after 30 years with the New York Central Railroad. He was a WWI veteran and Second Baptist Church deacon chairman. Survived by wife Mary one daughter Mary Jane Rippey two stepdaughters two stepsons eight grandchildren one great grandchild. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Second Baptist Church. Burial Grove Street Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight and Wednesday at Eastman Funeral Home.
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John H. Harris
New London
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Baton Rouge
New York Central Railroad
Second Baptist Church
France
Mary
Mary Jane Rippey
Mansfield
Emma F. Wood
Nashville
Tenn
Minnie Davis
Oberlin
Henry Davis
Ashland
R.M. Jackson
Second Baptist
C.R. Lee
Grove Street
Eastman Funeral Home
Canton Trucker Charged After Pole Damage
George W. Wheeler, 53, of Canton was cited for an improper turn after his semi trailer struck and split a telephone pole at Jefferson and Garfield Streets at 8 36 this morning. Wheeler said he was turning south on Garfield from Jefferson where he had been headed east. The dual wheels damaged the pole which belonged to Northern Ohio Telephone Co and also supported city electric wires and had to be replaced.
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George W. Wheeler
Canton
Jefferson
Garfield Streets
Wheeler
Garefield
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
City
Addition To Curriculum Announced At Local High School
WILLARD L.P. War tiainen announced a new subject cooperative office education to start this Fall for seniors only. The course mirrors distributive education with top students, requiring half a day of school and four to five hours daily in local offices.
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Willard
L.P. Wartiainen
Board of Education
Market Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep
Cleveland market notes show hogs 500 head down 25 cents with ranges for various weights and packers. Cattle steady with primes 24.5 to 25.5 and cows 13 to 18. Sheep and lambs strong with wool lambs 21.5 to 22.5 and ewes 7 to 8. Local wheat and beans figures incomplete in the snippet.
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Cleveland
UPI
Fires Struck Twice Week End in Norwalk
Norwalk firemen responded to two minor blazes this weekend. At 3 p.m. Saturday they tackled a gas jet misalignment outside an oven burner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, 23 Summit St., shutting off the supply. At 10:47 Sunday night a wool horn short caused a car fire in Fred Golden’s vehicle on Route 2 near the American Legion. firefighters arrived to find the flames already under control.
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Norwalk
Arthur Anderson
Summit St
Fred Golden
Fremont
American Legion
Old Route 2
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Edward O’reilly
Wesley Ritchey
Teacher’s Association
Robert E. Berie
Ohio Education Association
Bowling Green
Elizabeth Woodward
Berie
Ementary School
Charleston
Appalachian
Huron County Auditor’s Office
Canton Trucker
Chuck
Dri
Cadillac
WM A
Sandwick Motors CO
Milan Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
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