Western Reserve Board weighs two mill levy on May ballot
The Western Reserve Board of Education voted to place a two mill tax levy on the May ballot for five years to fund general operations repairs and space for special education. Bids for bus bodies were rejected and re-advertised with a 66 passenger and a 72 passenger for price comparison. Hartland Township Trustees approved an easement from the well at Town Hall to Hartland Elementary. The meeting recessed to April 4 for executive head applicants interviews.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Hartland Township
Town Hall
Hartland
Western Reserve School District
Four Guns Stolen In City Including Rifles and Pistols
Thomas H. Jacklin reports four firearms and a rifle scope missing from his car trunk in Milan Avenue. The loss, valued at 230 dollars plus ammunition, occurred since Saturday after target shooting. Missing items include a German Luger, a Spanish Astra pistol, a 22 Colt single action, and a Ruger M-10 22 rifle with a scope. Police continue investigation.
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Thomas H. Jacklin
Milan Ave
Iced Windshield Cited in Early Morning Crash at Grove and East Main
Police say an iced windshield contributed to a two car crash at Grove and East Main Streets at 7 46 this morning. John B Olcott 18 349 E Main St was turning north onto Grove when his car collided with Leroy K Axx 43 162 St Marys St, Olcott cited for failure to yield. Axx car front damaged Olcott car moderate damage.
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Grove
East Main Streets
John B. Olcott
E. Main St
Olcott
Leroy K. Axx
St. Mary’ S St
Axx
William R. Carleton
Whittlesey Ave
Betty Welker
Bank and
Prospect Streets
Thomas D. Timman
N. Garden St
William
Wakeman Considers Landfill Plan for Huron County
Wakeman village council heard Clarence Ellett of the Huron County Sanitation Department discuss a proposed county landfill near the center of the county. The current Wakeman dump by Vermillion River has at least three years of capacity left.
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Wakeman
Clarence Ellett
Huron County Sanitation Department
Wakeman Village
Huron County
Harold Millhouse
Paul Burns
Ralph Jackson
Leon Butler
William Jackson
Oberlin Inn
Wakeman Bank
AWOL Navy youths rounded up by city police
Two sailors listed as AWOL were delivered to Navy officials by Norwalk police. Scott D. Crager, 19, was found at 18 Gallup Ave. Crager admitted Arthur D. Taylor, 18, from Plymouth, was at Crager’s home after Taylor’s weekend pass expired. Both were held for Navy authorities.
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Navy
Norwalk
Scott D. Crager
Gallup Ave
Crager
Arthur D. Taylor
Plymouth
Taylor
Brothers Admit Stealing Two Bicycles in Norwalk
Two brothers aged 12 and 15 admitted stealing two bicycles in Norwalk Monday night. They were picked up around 11 p.m. by Milan police and returned to Norwalk. Police say one bike was taken from a porch at 29 State Street and the other from behind the Colonial Hotel. The youths rode to Milan and warmed up in a laundromat before being cited into Juvenile Court.
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Norwalk
Milan
State Dt
Colonial Hotel
Repair Or Tear Down? Willard School Faces Major Decision
Willard Board of Education discussed Willard West Central School during Monday’s meeting after tours and reports from special education teachers Mrs. Reichert and Mrs. Gagnan along with John Windnagle. Officials will decide whether to repair or raze the 1911 building, with possible new construction at Central Elementary or another site. Superintendent Acocks outlined a July 18 to August 5 elementary science workshop funded by Bowling Green State University and board actions included adopting the 1966-67 school calendar and a summer program covering hearing, remedial reading, advanced math, chemistry and biology, eight weeks of driver training, and a six week health course.
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Willard
West Central School
Willard Board of Education
Marjorie Reichert
Mary Gagnan
John Windnagle
Central Elementary School
West Central
M. E. Acocks
Bowling Green State University
Acocks
Seventh grade James Bond prefers cowboy stories in Ohio town
Jim Bond a 12 year old student at North Fairfield School in the seventh grade has grown famous for sharing his name with the fictional spy. He enjoys westerns and boats models and has one seventh grade girlfriend. He has seen the Thunderball film and notes Bond as a family name with his father grandfather and great grandfather also named James Bond.
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Carole Sprowls
North Fairfield
James Bond
Jan Fleming
James
Jim
North Fairfield School
West
Bond
Viet Nam
James Bond IV
Monroeville Company to pay half the water main cost
The Faulhaber Co will cover half the $10 inch water main project on Hollister Street, with estimated half cost $5,200. Bids from contractors for the 10 inch line are opened. village workers not eligible due to prevailing wage rules. Written agreement to be executed. limited taps possible for one residence.
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Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
Faulhaber Co
Faulhaber
Hollister Street
Council
N. Main Street
N. Hamielton Street
Faulhaber Company
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Harlem
N.Y
UPI
Willard Cheeks
Ohio
Walt Disney
Technicolor
Techmico
Komarek Funeral Home
W. Main St
Monroeville Company
Cash
CAN & Savings CO
Gene Widman
Newell Post
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