Busy Weekend At Fairgrounds
Rabbit breeders display in the rabbit building near the striped information booth. Pony breeders hold a 9 a.m. Sunday show at the grandstand. Boy Scout troops crowd the main exhibit building for the annual scout-o rama from 2 to 8 p.m. today. A rabies clinic at the health building vaccinates pets for 3 dollars from 12 to 4 p.m. today.
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Huron County’ Rabbit Breeder's Association
Wells Ortner
Elks Club
Fairgrounds
ADC budget cuts shock state welfare chief in Columbus
State Welfare Director John E. Hanson says Republican cuts to the Aid to Dependent Children program are drastic and inadequate. He notes the current grant yields about 85 cents per day per recipient and fears further reductions will worsen living conditions.
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Columbus
UPI
John E. Hanson
Council To Act On NF Reservoir Project
Norwalk faces a first step toward a Northwest Water Plan project with a council vote on a resolution to file an application with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for a new East Branch Huron River reservoir near North Fairfield. The plan envisions future water via upstream releases and ties Norwalk and Milan to river augmentation in 1977 to 1986.
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Norwalk
Department of Urban Affairs
Director of Public Service
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Huron River
Fairfield
Milan
U.S. 250
Electric Distribution Department
Weathermen Conspiracy Charge Involving Leslie Bacon
Attorneys for Leslie Bacon welcomed a New York federal complaint accusing her of conspiring with six Weathermen to firebomb a bank last year. They say as a defendant she can challenge wiretap evidence they deem unconstitutional.
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Seattle
UPI
Leslie Bacon
New York
Miss Bacon
Ohio educators urge speedy enactment of Gilligan plan
Delegates at a special Ohio Education Association session urged the General Assembly to pass Gov. John Gilligan's education and tax package as vital to Ohio schools. They also directed the executive committee to review legislative progress every two weeks.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Education Association
General Assembly
OEA
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Weather and Life Events Brief from Norwalk Area
Sunny and warm today with highs in the 60s near the lake and mid 70s inland. Clear tonight then mostly sunny and warmer Sunday. Low temps around 50 and 45 in Norwalk. Marriage license applications listed for multiple couples in Sandusky Norwalk Bellevue North Fairfield and New London. Births list three local families with newborn boys. Death notices include five local residents with ages.
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Lake Shore
Norwalk
Henry G. Pfanner
Sandusky
Patricia Ann Miller
Clifford W. Smith, Jr
Bellevue
Mary E. Musgrove
Michael Alan Leak
Kathleen Susan Richtarsh
John A. Panagiotis
North Fairfield
Katherine Anne Bartow
George D. Starkey
Toledo
Diane S. Olsen
New London
Bradley A. Baker
Columbus
Patrica L. Price
Ohio Puts 473 942 Bite On Big Muskie
The Ohio Department of Taxation set a three week deadline for Commonwealth Plan Inc to justify nearly half a million dollars in 1970 personal property tax on the Big Muskie earth mover leased to Central Ohio Coal Co. The 27 million pound machine, in operation since June 1969, has not run since December 6 1970 due to extensive breakdowns and ongoing repairs.
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Ohio
Rick van Sant
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Taxation
Commonwealth Plan, Inc
Boston
Mass
Commonwealth
Big Muskie
Central Ohio Coal Co
Cumberland
Muskingum County
R.V. Crews
Central
Group plans to put Norwalk electric sale on ballot
Local businessmen circulate petitions to place the sale of Norwalk’s municipal electric system on the ballot this year. Spokesman Richard Rench was unavailable for comment. formal announcement is expected next week.
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Norwalk
Richard Rench
Monroeville Reverses Not to Rehire Social Studies Teacher
Monroeville School Board reversed its decision not to rehire Joe Mitchell a 24 year old social studies teacher at Monroeville High School. Mitchell declined the two year limited contract and will pursue jobs in other districts. Industrial arts teacher Paul Broad also declined to return citing a preference for industry work.
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Monroeville
Joe Mitchell
Monroeville High School
Mitchell
Ohio
Paul Broad
Fisher-Titus awards 798500 contract for hospital wing
NL Builder Jennings and Charella Construction Co. of New London won the bid to build a new wing and remodel the maternity area at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Groundbreaking hoped within 20 days, completion in 300 days, opening planned for early next year. The project adds 20 beds and includes a 2400 square foot laboratory.
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Jennings and Charella Construction Co
New London
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
T.J. Hume Co
Lorain
Mosser
Fremont
Roth
Norwalk
Studer Oblinger
New Washington
Price
Alfred
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