Health Board Tours County Landfill Over Complaints
Huron County Board of Health members toured the county landfill amid complaints that water from the site may reach a nearby property and papers blow onto neighboring land. Health commissioner Dr. Howard Sparks said conditions were too dry to confirm water runoff. The board will meet with county commissioners next month to determine ultimate responsibility for the landfill.
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Huron County Board of Health
Charles Webber
Townline
Howard Sparks
Webber
Sparks
Health Department
Damschroder urges cutting youths minimum wage
Ohio Representative Gene Damschroder says youth workers should be paid $1 to $1.50 an hour, arguing current laws banning lower wages increase youth unemployment. He introduced House Bill 1505 to end state minimum pay rules for 19 and under. He warned higher youth wages curb job chances and harm work education.
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Gene Damschroder
Fremont
Damschroder
Firelands Electric to open new New London office by May
Groundbreaking for a 7000 square foot, one story brick office facility for Firelands Electric Cooperative in New London is complete. Completion is expected by May 24 with an open house tentatively set for June 26.
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New London
Firelands Electric Cooperative, Inc
Gary Wyckoff
Focht Bros. Tiffin
First Street
Skellenger Creek
Man jailed for contempt of court released after an hour
Neal N. Nabakowski 44 of New London was jailed for contempt after verbally abusing Judge Robert W. Smith. He was held at 10 a.m. and released at 11 10 a.m. according to the Huron County Jail registry.
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Neal N. Nabakowski
New London
Robert W. Smith
Huron County
Nabakowski
Smith
Land Transfers Notable in Norwalk and Willard Areas
Land transfers show Norman and Mary Abston selling to Gene and Jacqueline Shull in Willard. Dixie Krock moves to Gene Shull, others include the Garman and Thurston transfers, Charlene Trapp to Ernie Trapp, and the Kiteman estate to Margaret Whiteman. Bridget Young succeeds Don Young, and the Zikas acquire Hilee’s property in Norwalk City. Chas Finch sells to Roger Asmus, and the Puller estate transfers to Morris Anien in Norwalk City.
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Norman
Mary Abston
Gene
Jacqueline Shull
Willard City
Dixie Krock
Gene Shull
Et al
Mreh. & Grafld
T’ Ivan
Dorothy Garman
J.E
Dorothy Thurston
Sherman Two
Charlene Trapp
Ernie Trapp
Norwich
Charles Kiteman
Dee'd
Margaret Whiteman
Norwalk City
Don Young
Dec
Bridget Young
Wakeman Two
Hilee
John
Carla Zika
Chas
Geraldine Finch
Roger Asmus
Robt
Lauretta ‘Puller
Morris Asnien
FOP Policeman's Ball May 29 With Band Four Notes Plus One
Milan hydrant flushing begins at midnight causing minor water changes. Lindsay advertises soft water service with contact 668-1671. Carl Ewing wins $500 Ohio Lottery at Harold's Bar. Western Reserve Booster Club meets 8 p.m. Monday at Western Reserve High School to honor retiring athletic director Tom Brown.
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MILAN — _ The
Carl Ewing
Fremont
Harold
Collins
Western Reserve
Westerneserve High School
Tom Brown
Bucyrus Auction Consignors Report Market Results
Auction totals show hogs 1372 head with 578 market steady for butcher hogs. cattle 380 with steers and heifers priced. cows steady with varied can ter cut and utility ranges. calves, sheep and wool prices listed along with feeder lambs and aged slaughter sheep figures. Bulls up a dollar and calves up five dollars on the day.
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Bucyrus
BGSU Brass Quintet to Perform at Firelands Campus
The Bowling Green State University Brass Quintet will give a noon concert in the Firelands Campus student lounge. The program is free and open to the public including students staff and community members.
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Bowling Green State University
Firelands
Rench files brief on General Telephone service in Ohio
Norwalk realtor Richard E. Rench filed a brief with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio contesting General Telephone Co. service. His attorney asserts the company report on trouble complaints is the best evidence. a PACO hearing in Norwalk Feb. 11 heard locals testify to inadequate service. Rench cites 1,178 January complaints and 7,294 main stations, totaling 16 percent.
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Norwalk
Richard E. Rench
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
General Telephone Co
Rench
Henry W. Eckhart
PACO
General Telephone
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Norwalk Junior High School
Charles Simpson
Huron County Schools
Special Education Fund
Tim Hohman
Health Board
Lindsay
Filip
H&h Tire Company
Glidden
Roofing & Lumber
Wakeman
Polaroid
Hamilton Beach
Feasons Discount Department Stores
Jr. Pullman
Pullman
Mye
Darey Seal-A-Meal
Indash
MPLX
US Coast Guard
Dept. of Trans & US
U.S. Rt
West
Kotex
Lider
Mirro
Isave
Harold Haaser
Clancy
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