Huron County Returns Roll in Primary Races
Huron County voters backed Republicans Cloud Taft and Glenn and Democrats Gilligan and Kennedy in key state contests. Cloud led governor GOP race with 2840 votes. Gilligan topped Democratic governor rivals with 1440. Taft led Rhodes for U S Senate, while Betts won unopposed in the eighth district.
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Cloud
Gilligan, Taft, Glenn
Huron County
Roger Cloud
Robert Taft
John Gilligan
John Glenn
Donald Lukens
Paul W. Brown
Albert H. Sealy, Jr
Gilligan
Robert E. Sweeney
Sweeney
Mark McElroy
U. S
Taft
James Rhodes
Glenn
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Kenneth W. Clement
John W. McAlarney
Ralph J. Perk Jr
GOP
Robin T. Turner
Dale Davis
Anthony R. Baldwin
David S. Holcomb
Gertrude W. Donahey
James H. Bell
Dennis E. Thompson
Anthony
Calabrese
A. William Sweeney
John J. Gill
Ray T. Miller, Jr
James D. Nolan
William J. Brown
John McDonald
David J. Boyd
C. Raymond Marvin
Roger W. Tracy, Jr
James J. Barton
Tracy
Barton
Joseph T. Ferguson
Shawn Ferguson
Samuel H. Rugg
John F. Kennedy
Robert E. Cecile
R. Hollis Matherly
George R. Mattey
Glenn Slagle
Edwin G. Lawton
Robert W. Arnable
Richard B. Kay
Edwin Dean Haley
William W. Zenhner
John W. Brown
New London Levy Narrowly Passes as Monroeville Rejects Request
New London voters approved a four mill operating levy by a narrow margin of about 15 votes, 556 to 541, allowing borrowing against next year’s tax to open in September and run through December with an estimated 56,000 dollars in revenue. Monroeville rejected a five mill request 367 to 196, while renewing eight mills, and Berlin Milan approved two three mill renewals. Superintendent Joseph Hurley praised a citizen committee but warned cuts are still needed. Monroeville Superintendent Albert H. Holb noted the renewal has never failed but warned of 1971 financial strains and a need for 2.8 mills. starting teacher pay with a bachelor’s degree begins at 5,600 dollars.
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New London
Monroeville
Willard Board of Education
Berlin- Milan
Joseph Hurley
Hurley
Citizen’s Committee
Albert H. Holb
Holb
O.K
Willard
Berlin-Milan
Car Hits Culvert Leaving PA Driver Uninjured
Joseph Armstrong, 59, of Nanuet, Pa., was westbound on US 224 when his sedan crossed center and struck a concrete culvert after leaving the road near Section Line Road 30. No injuries reported. The incident followed a period of local school levy votes including Willard and Berlin Milan districts approving millage renewals and new levies amid mixed results.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph Armstrong
Nanuickee
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff Reports April Activity Including Six Larcenies
Sheriff John Borgia details April totals: six larcenies and three break-ins among 31 complaints. 1,000 meals served to 67 county jail inmates. 34 arrests on warrants. 154 writs served. three accidents. two real estate sales. 45 petit jurors summoned. area towns paid 260.50 for prisoner board. 696.48 in fees collected. two taken to Tiffin State Hospital. fox bounties paid for 30 red and seven gray fox.
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John Borgia
Borgia
Tiffin State Hospital
Rent Your Spare Room Classified Ad
Norwalk Reflector classified column lists available spare room for rent with contact details. Includes location hints and rental terms. Prompts interested tenants to call or visit for more information and to arrange a viewing.
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Norwalk
Straub Nominated for Sixth District Appeals Seat
Judge Harvey Straub won the Republican primary over Burton Ludwig 22 693 to 13 628 to challenge Democrat Clifford Brown in November. Brown ran unopposed in the Democratic primary. Brown’s term ends December, seeking another six years. Straub runs for the term starting 1971 due to age rule. Ludwig led Straub in Huron County 1 496 to 1 450.
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Sixth District Court of Appeals
Harvey Straub
Burton D. Ludwig
Clifford Brown
Straub
Ludwig
Brown
Huron County
GOP Gives Ethel Whopping Victory
Mrs Swanbeck a Case Western Reserve University graduate and former teacher won the race. She pledged to seek increased state aid to public schools during her campaign.
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Swanbeck
Case Western Reserve University
Cases Filed In April In Huron County Court
A total of 73 new cases were filed in Huron County Common Pleas Court in April per Clerk Dana W. Call. Of these 29 were criminal, 24 divorce, and 20 civil suits. Eight divorces were granted and the office collected $54,590 for the Department of Taxation plus other fees. Certificates and liens were processed, passport applications sent to the State Department, and various duplicates and cancellations recorded. Political race commentary followed, with Moyer and Meyer commenting on the results and future plans. A separate report notes a Cleveland based helicopter owned by Air Central Service was damaged after landing on a golf course near Kent due to a gust.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Dana W. Call
Call
Department of Taxation
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Division of Wildlife
State Department
Kent, Ohio
UPI
Air Central Service’ of
Cleveland
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