Norwalk Junior Achievement sets up student run companies
More than 100 Norwalk students formed JA companies with 115 participants this year. Each company sells stock, hires a staff, and produces items from extension cards to crafts while paying workers and sending profits to a scholarship fund.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Norwalk
Keith Kerstetter
Achievement of
Abortion Debate Split Among Ohio Congressmen
Ohio lawmakers express varied stances on abortion with Mosher and Taft leaning cautious or conflicting. Ashbrook supports state control and Whitehurst approach while Metzenbaum remains undecided. The piece notes nationalized debates and the two thirds ratification hurdle.
Student Of Month Selected At Monroeville High
Joseph Frank Moore a senior at Monroeville High School has been named student of the month for March He is son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Moore of 58 N Ridge St Moore lettered in football basketball and track He is treasurer of Future Teachers of America and a member of the Society of Outstanding American High School Students He plans to teach physical education and coach basketball and will attend Wittenberg College
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Kerstetter
Monroeville
Joseph Frank Moore
Monroeville High School
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Society of Outstanding
Moore
Wittenberg College
Probate Court values of estates filed in Huron County
Values listed include Lillian L. Washburn of Greenwich with 323 by 823 dollars, Jacqueline L. Tegtmeyer of Wakeman with 23709 dollars, and Edwin C. Raschke of Bellevue with 38028 dollars.
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Huron County
Lillian L. Washburn
Greenwich
Jacqueline L. Tegtmeyer
Wakeman
Edwin C. Raschke
Bellevue
New London Board Considers Stricter Student Penalties
New London school officials explore demerit guidelines for smoking drinking narcotics fighting lateness and skipping. Principal Wenner presents proposed suspensions including in classroom building day limit and parent conference, with potential semester expulsion pending board review.
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New London
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
Susan Westmoreland of 151 Benedict Ave was fined $10 and costs for no license plates. John W. Nestor of 13 Fryen St was fined $10 and costs for failure to yield the right of way. Mildred Loyer of 11 Christie Ave was fined $10 and costs for a traffic light violation. Carole L. Wesley from rural Huron was fined $10 and costs for a traffic light violation.
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Norwalk
Susan Westmoreland
Benedict Ave
John W. Nestor
Fryen St
Mildred Loyer
Christie Ave
Carole L. Wesley
Huron
Norwalk City Schools Offer Spring Hobby Courses
A new term starts the first week of April with adult hobby and interest courses. Registration is by phone at the administration office. Tuition is ten dollars plus materials for some courses. Courses include Conversational Spanish, Beginning Typing, Beginning Tennis, Chess, Decoupage, Sewing. Minimum ten and maximum fifteen students. Signed up participants are prioritized by registration order.
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Norwalk
Louis
Man Loses Car For Marijuana After Guilty Pleas
Two men, Thomas D. Tusing and David E. Haines, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana after a raid on 10 Old State Road in November. Tusing, 21, had his 1969 Chevrolet Camaro seized under state law and will be assigned to a city detective after lien payoff. he received a suspended one year Toledo Workhouse sentence and three years probation. Haines, 22, also pleaded guilty to possession.
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Senate
James Buckley
Con.n.y
Mosher
William Whitehurst
Robert Taft
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Taft
Cincinnati
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Thomas D. Tusing
David E. Haines
Tusing
Norwalk
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Haines
Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse Horse Show Planned
The Huron County Ladies Sheriff Posse will stage its annual horse show at the Huron County Fairgrounds on June 16. Events start at 9 a.m. with seven halter classes, followed by the 1974 Posse queen crowning at 12:30 and a drill team performance. Afternoon events include a novice class for riders nine and under and a Fathers Day class for dads, with twenty more performance and contest classes. Betty Stober of Crestline serves as show chairman.
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Posse
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Crestline
Attendant Falls Victim To Short Change Scheme
An attendant at Chuck's Sohio Service in Milan and Gallup Avenues was short changed after receiving a 20 dollar bill for a 94 cent oil purchase. Eric C. Jones, 17, of Norwalk, was paid with the bill, returned change, and the suspect allegedly altered denominations. Three men in a New York plated car fled north on U S 250 after stopping at a nearby restaurant.
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Chuck
Milan
Gallup Avenues
Eric C. Jones
Norwalk
Jones
New York
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