Council Rejects Mayor's Nominee For Police Chief
Plymouth Village Council rejected Mayor Elizabeth Paddock's recommendation to name W Robert Seel as police chief after an executive session. No motion was made to approve, ending the proposal despite interviews and testing materials prepared by Paddock and her son. The council will reconvene to continue discussions and other village business.
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Plymouth
Elizabeth Paddock
W. Robert Seel
John Borgia
Richland County
Thomas Weikle
Seel
David Howard
Council
James Jacobs
A.L. Paddock III
Criminology
Murray State
Howard
Eugene Gerken
Gerken and Associates
Gerken
Brooks Court
Robert McKown
Raymond Brooks
Spitzer Seeks Democratic Nomination in 72nd District
Douglas D. Spitzer of Grafton enters the 72nd district race for state representative as a Democratic candidate. He faces Charles Traband of Huron and Carl Essex of Grafton in June, with the winner challenging incumbent Marie Tansey in November. Spitzer, 28, a Culver Military Academy 1967 graduate with an accounting degree from Ashland College, is vice president of Spitzer Management Inc and Spitzer Hardware and Supply Co.
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Douglas D. Spitzer
Grafton
Charles Traband
Huron
Carl Essex
Marie Tansey
Spitzer
Huron County
Culver Military Academy
Ashland College
Spitzer Management, Inc
Spitzer Hardware and Supply Co
S Central Hires Teacher and Coaches for 77 78
Greenwich South Central School Board hired Gary Manasco as physical education and health teacher from Feb 17 to the end of the 1977 78 year at 46 per day. He also coached girls reserve basketball for two games at 40 and junior high track at 348. He succeeds resigning David Katterhenrich. The board will wait until April 13 to designate more make up days. It adopted a 1978 79 calendar with start Aug 21 and end May 31, culminating June 3 1979.
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Greenwich
Dan Thallman
Ron Zoz
Norweco
Norwalk
Lowell Etzler
Summit officials wrestle with Hauser Carabin roles in Summit Invest
Summit Case Commissioner Roy Palm and other officials struggle to resolve questions about Prosecutor Richard Hauser and Commissioner Thomas Carabin in the Summit Investment Co. affair. Palm seeks a straight path, mentions possible attorney general ruling, while noting Hauser may not be in conflict. Carabin defends no personal gain from his Summit stake and says profits would be placed in a nonaccessible account if earned. The panel criticizes missed tax notices and discusses Hauser keeping his office in the Summit building amid ongoing disputes.
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Roy Palm
Richard Hauser
Thomas Carabin
Summit Investment Co
Palm
Board of Commissioners
Ohio
Milan Avenue
Hauser
Summit Professional
Benedict Ave
Carabin
Summit
Taxpayers question conflict of interest in county office lease
New London residents accuse Commissioner Thomas Carabin of failing to disclose his financial stake in Summit Investment Co. as the county pays 3600 annually to rent Prosecutor Hauser's office space in Summit's building. The controversy touches former prosecutor Owens, Hauser now split with his family in the partnership, and the town's delinquent tax list totaling nearly 9930 over four years.
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Hauser
Cooke
Summit
Commissioner Reverses Call for Hauser Move in Office Row
Commissioner Maurice Smith retracted his Thursday statement that Prosecutor Richard Hauser should relocate due to a conflict of interest. He said there is no conflict since Hauser sold stock before running, and noted Hauser cannot move due to staff and private practice rules. Summit Investment Co.'s Summit Professional Building houses Hauser's office, with no alternate Norwalk space available.
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New London
Thomas Carabin
Summit
Franklin Cooke
Millstone Hills
Carabin
Cooke
Summit Investment Co
Roy Palm
Maurice Smith
Palm
Richard Hauser
Smith
Hauser
County Administration
Dick (Hauser
Robert Hauser
Vestment
Summit Professional
Reflector
Norwalk
Hauser's staff grows to full strength with Trimboli hire
Prosecutor Richard Hauser announces legal intern Dennis Trimboli will join as assistant prosecutor after passing Ohio Bar. Trimboli, 25, a New York native and Ohio Northern Law graduate, will earn 10000 yearly as intern and 12000 if named as assistant. Hauser says staff expands to nine, including two assistants and three secretaries.
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Richard Hauser
Dennis Trimboli
Trimboli
New York
Ohio
Ohio Northern University College of Law
Hancock County
Hauser
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