Ohio Declares Tornado Week as Xenia Anniversary Nears
Gov Rhodes proclaims the first week of April as Tornado Week in Ohio to mark the Xenia disaster anniversary. Area officials will meet with a National Weather Service representative to hear a tornado program and discuss safety steps for shopping centers factories downtown schools and mobile homes.
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Columbus
UPI
Amnes A. Rhodes
Ohio
South Central High School
Reenwich
The
Weather Service Ofcial
Thefts Vandalism and Potholes Hit Area Residents Over Weekend
Over weekend a Willard family reported more than 2250 dollars in entertainment gear stolen from their home with entry through a back door. Charles Platt, 630 Pleasant St., filed the burglary report Sunday night detailing two televisions a stereo receiver speakers a turntable a reel to reel tape deck and a reverberator stolen. Local authorities say Wakeman police responded Saturday to a domestic dispute at Riverview Trailer Park where a woman threatened another with a unloaded .38 revolver. No arrests. In Monroeville two cars were damaged on U.S. 2 under the N and W railroad overpass after hitting holes in heated pavement. A 1976 Chevrolet of Gregory L. Smith stopped after losing power. a 1979 AMC driven by Kevin Kilgore had its front spoiler broken.
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Willard
Charles Platt
Pleasant St
Ning
Wakeman
Riverview
Monroeville
U.S. 2
N&w
Gregory L. Smith
Sandusky
Smith
CETA Talks On Possible Layoffs In Huron County
A State Bureau of Manpower representative was to discuss with CETA Coordinator Elenore Beck today the potential layoff of 31 CETA employees. Larry Monday from the Columbus office had a meeting set with Mrs. Beck. The field rep was due in Huron County last week but did not appear.
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State Bureau of Manpower
CETA
Elenore Beck
Larry Monday
Bureau
Columbus
Markets Saturday 1979 Wheat Corn and Beans Prices
Local market notes show March 17 1979 prices for grain futures with Wheat at 3.40 a bushel Corn 2.21 Oats 1.45 and Soybeans 7.23 per bushel.
County Unemployment Tops U S Ohio Rates
Huron County's January unemployment rose to 9.8 percent, exceeding Ohio and U S rates. Crawford 8.2 percent, Seneca 8.6, Wyandot 6.5. Ohio average 6.6, U S 6.4. 1978 yearly rates show Huron 6.5 percent versus Ohio 5.4 and nation 6.0. Crawford 6.2, Seneca 6.8, Wyandot 4.3.
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U.S
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
North Star Council of Governments
Huron County
North Star
Crawford County
Seneca
Wyandot
Crawford
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Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Disaster Service
John McCoy
Disaster Services Agency of
Franklin County
Cleveland Rd
Sonduck
Duff
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Wakeman Police Department
Kevin Kilgore
Bellevue
AMC
Optimist
Mansfield
Ichland
Leringi Udongmile RO
Ontario
FDGE
Wenden Y
Corning Ware
Spice O’ Life Design
Home Savings & Loan
Filic
the Home Savings Loan Company
Norwalk
Main ST
E. Perkins Ave
Front ST
Milan
Park Ave
New London
Woodbine
Willard Norwalk
Dave
Downt
Mon
Thea Thur
Norwalk Reflector
Reflector-Herald, Inc
E. Monroe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association A
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Huron
Erie
Carl D. Obenauf, M.D
Fisher-Titus Medical Park
Lass
Halley
Dupont
Stanley
AERO
Flotec
Black & Decker
Darcy Bike
Crock Pot
Pfister
Value Center
Lander
Whittlesey Ave
Huron Lexington
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