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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1975
Page
2
Robert Hall highlights unorthodox reasons for turning down jobs as unemployment soars. A Chicago applicant balked at salt on lunch steak, a New York auditor refused New Jersey posts citing bridge fear, and a Seattle traveler declined coach travel.
Huron County Probate Court records list the estate of Vira W. Buzzard of New London with jointly held accounts valued at 32360 dollars. The filing notes no specific real property and names no heirs in the accessible excerpt.
Milan Village Council criticized General Telephone Co. proposal to raise rates 60 percent and plans to lobby PUCO with Huron officials. The council backed Erie County in opposing North West Ohio Health Planning Agency formation and opposed regional ambulance service. An ordinance to ban right turns on red at Church and Main faced first reading with July 1 full enforcement. A $307.50 waterproof emergency siren was purchased for southern Milan to replace a noisy old unit near Moravian Villa.
Regional Health Careers Day opens for area high school juniors and seniors from Norwalk to Seneca East on Thursday April 10. Students who have not been contacted should contact counselors. event runs 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the hospital auditorium.
The Hartland Scramblers 4 H Club met at the home of advisors Mr and Mrs Joe Sherman. Officers elected include President Frank Kramer Vice president Jim Sherman Secretary Tim Parcher Treasurer Tony Barman News reporter John Sherman Flag bearer Katheleen Barman Recreation leader Steve Rospert Health chairman Mark Winkler Safety chairman John Kromer.
A Milan festival committee plans a country and western show at the Milan Melon Festival with local bands and a children’s contest. Entries for queen and parade entrants go to Mrs. Louis Weiss and Mike Barrett respectively, while games fees aid youth groups. The group also backs bicentennial ideas and donated 100 dollars to Erie County Bicentennial.
Edison outlines a tough 1974 due to higher construction and fuel costs and regulatory delays. The Ohio Edison despite a near zero growth in electric sales posted 65.8 million dollars net income, 1.71 dollars per share, with 54.5 percent higher operating expenses than the prior year.
Leanne Kelly and Jody Lambright were chosen as Ohio Girls State delegates for June at Capital University. The program, sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary, trains young leaders. Alternates are Sue Koshar and Debbie Phillips. both families list parents Garth Lambright, John Kelly, Edward Phillips, and Richard Koshar.
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