Incumbents Lead In Dry Run for Statehouse and Senate
In the Monroeville Bellevue area the primary produced unopposed incumbents with strong leads in the dry run for November. Gene Damschroder won 6503 GOP votes over Democrat Thomas King at 6342 in the 85th District. Huron County favored King 346 to 273. In the 26th Senate District incumbent Gene Slagle led Harold M. Jones 19874 to 15825, with county results 331 to 227.
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Monroeville-Bellevue
Gene Damschroder
Fremont
Thomas R. King
Bellevue
Huron County
King
Damschroder
Gene Slagle
Galion
General Assembly
Harold M. Jones
Mansfield
Slagle
Jones
Dollars for Scholars Classic Auction Yields Low Bids
Curticeman paid 360 dollars for a roll top desk the night’s top bid as the Dollars for Scholars sale grossed 2600 dollars about half its goal. Items ranged from afghans at 20 dollars to a flight for two at 42.50. 132 bidders attended at the Norwalk Armory with bidding to resume tonight for scholarships.
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Carol Buescher
Curticeman
J.T
Tom) Lendrum
Lendrum
Roethlisberger
James Loughridge III
Burke Lakefront
Cleveland
Richard Garner
Roger Wilkinson
Norwalk National Guard
Greenwich Clerk Resigns and Tennis Courts Bid Approved
Greenwich village Tuesday night accepted Judy Carey’s resignation effective May 31 after serving since 1973. The council hired Rick Allen as part time patrolman to cover hours off duty and approved a $9,415 bid from Magill Grading Service for two concrete tennis courts at the reservoir park amid debate over surface type.
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Greenwich
Judy Carey
Rick Allen
Allen
South Central High School
R.R. Donnelley and Sons
Willard
Council
Randall Kilgore
Kilgore
Gary Barber
Magill Grading Service
Reservoir Park
Acme Paving and Sealing
Fred van Scoy
Charles Magill
Lloyd Patton
Carl Archdeacon
Archdeacon
School Paper Helps Pass WR Bond Issue
Western Reserve voters approved a 378000 bond issue to add six classrooms and a music room after defeating it last November by one vote. The 1.7 mill levy passed 525 to 362 with Christie Lane School and a county workshop levy also succeeding. Supt. Ferres noted inflation and plans to consult with architect Marr Knapp Crawfis about what can be built. Students published a newspaper backing the measure.
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Western Reserve
Huron County
Christie Lane
Elvin Ferres
Marr, Knapp and Crawfis
Mansfield
Ferres
Bond issue passes as voters rally with campaign support
Ferres credits parent involvement and a campaign pamphlet for the bond approval. Several tax measures were defeated, including Buckeye Central bond, Wellington levy, and Seneca East land transfer to Tiffin. South Central 10-mill levy renews taxes with 433 yes to 154 no. Wellington renewals pass while the 8 mill additional levy fails 709 no to 494 yes, risking district closure before year end.
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Ferres
South Central
Wellington
Buckeye Central
Western Reserve
Christie Lane
Hartland
Norwich
Bellevue
Willard
Seneca East
Campus To Dedicate Phase II Building At Firelands Campus
The two story Phase II building at the Firelands Campus will be dedicated Thursday at 2 p.m. A full day includes a 9:45 a.m. advisory board meeting a 10 a.m. trustees meeting a 12 noon luncheon and public tours from 3 to 7 p.m. It houses technical and engineering courses a gymnasium and student lounge. Dr Hollis Moore president of Bowling Green State University will deliver the dedicatory address and Dr Max Lerner of the Board of Regents will speak at the luncheon. The two year campus opened in 1968 and has been occupied a year without formal dedication.
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Huron
Firelands
Hollis Moore
Bowling Green State University
Max Lerner
Board of
Regents In
Columbus
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Huron Sandusky
Seneca
Slagle Jones Crawford
Delaware
URON
Arion
Richland
Ndusky
Wyandot
Jeff Malcolm
John Lendrum
Kenny Wilson
National Guard Armory
Norwalk
Scholars
Pratt Sohn Sprig
W. Main
Mootha
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