Greenwich Mayor Donald Kochis resigns effective June 1
Mayor Donald Kochis of Greenwich resigns for personal reasons effective June 1 after serving since 1967. Council president Rowland Foster expects a temporary mayor until November elections. The council also blocked ordinance 520 granting higher pay for village workers and approved a portable fire department pump split cost with the Board of Public Affairs. Street resurfacing decisions were tabled pending further review.
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Greenwich
Donald Kochis
Kochis
Akron Standard Mold
Rowland Foster
Foster
Ben Edwards
Berlin Heights
Fire Department
Board of Public Affairs
Village Council
New London AFS student recalls induction and life
Miguel Angelo Santos Martinez, a Leon Spain native and New London High School student, recalls his National Honor Society induction and the junior senior prom as two standout events. He notes life in New London differs from Spain with schools at the center of activity, language challenges, and enjoying swimming tennis bicycling as he plans to study engineering at a Spanish university.
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Helen Payne
New London
National Honor Society
Miguel
Mike
Angelo Santos-Martinez
New London High School
Leon
Spain
AFS
United States
Youth Encounter Weekend Planned by St Peter Lutheran Church
The St Peter Lutheran Church youth group sponsors a Youth Encounter weekend with Capital University college youth leading singing group discussions Bible study and witnessing. A Saturday retreat runs 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. at Norwalk Memorial Lake Clubhouse with lunch. A Saturday youth rally at Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall follows. Sunday services include youth participants Bill Braker Tom Schwartz Lisa Stewart Denise More Debbie McWilliams and David Snyder. A 5 p m Sunday pot luck supper in the church basement invites all members.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Norwalk
Capital University
Norwalk Memorial Lake
Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
St. Peter’s
Bill Braker
Tom Schwartz
Lisa Stewart
Denise More
Debbie McWilliams
David Snyder
Willard Area Hospital to add long term care unit and diagnostics
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved 404 461 dollars for a 30 bed long term care unit and a diagnostic and treatment unit at Willard Area Hospital. The project totals 2 041 062 dollars. Congressman Betts noted federal grant approval for construction at 110 E Howard St. The signing was by D A Falk administrator and Michael G Orenic city manager.
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Willard Area Hospital
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jackson E. Betts
E. Howard St
D.A. Falk
Michael G. Orenic
Battle scarred German fighter crashes into Missouri campus
A Messerschmitt fighter plane, camouflaged and swastika adorned, mauled the University of Missouri campus with cannon fire and smoke on Thursday night. Police suspect the pilot also staged an earlier air show in Willow Springs, Missouri.
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ROLLA
UPI
Messerschmitt
University of Missouri
Willow Springs
Two Hopefuls Enter Miss Firelands Pageant
Norwalk Jaycees announce Alene Diane Luxon and Susan Renee Ricci compete in Miss Firelands at 8 p.m. May 24 in the Norwalk High School Auditorium. Luxon hunts college at Ohio State. Ricci is a Bellevue senior and former homecoming queen.
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Norwalk
Jaycees
Alene Diane Luxon
Susan Renee Ricci
Norwalk High School
Miss Luxon
Andrew Luxon
Whittlesey Ave
Ohio State University
Drama Club
Future Teachers Association
Miss Ricci
A.A. Ricci
Bellevue
Bellevue High School
Norwalk Zoning Fight Heats Up Over 24 Unit Plan
City council gives first reading to apartment zoning in Norwalk as resident Wayne McCoy rails against the plan surrounding Norwood Avenue land owned by Kenneth J. Kinney. McCoy seeks council answers from Richard Becker on five questions about zoning adequacy and potential spot zoning before next Tuesday meeting. In a separate note, South Central High students use voting machines provided by the Huron County Board of Elections to elect class officers for 1969 70, gaining ballot experience.
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Norwalk
Wayne McCoy
Norwood Avenue
Kenneth J. Kinney
McCoy
Richard Becker
Council
Becker
Huron County Board of Elections
South Central High School
Greenwich
Election Board
Church Rejects Fundraising Firm for Norwalk Renewal
At a special congregational meeting St Peter's Lutheran Church in Norwalk voted 51 to 35 against hiring H P Demand and Associates of Evanston Illinois. The firm was to direct a full fund drive to renew building fund pledges as the church plans a 626000 dollar fellowship hall and classroom building on Benedict Avenue.
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Norwalk
H.P. Demand and Associates
Evanston
Ill
Church Council
Benedict Avenue
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Dean Harmony
Alene Luxon
Mayor’s Court
James Johnson
Clyde
William R. Young
Milan
James Porter
Glover
Huron County
Billford
Constance J. Cruz
W. Seminary St
Tiffin State Hospital
Roy E. Porter
West Seminary
Huron
Erie
Church Rejects Company
Kudro’s Restaurant
Bellevue, Ohio
Idaho
Ana
THE
Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict Ave
Jim Hile
Heaston
Hile
Benedict
Europe
U.S.A
Mexico
Citizens National
Firelands
E. Main ST
Southside
Fisher Titus
Northside
Milan Ave
Cline St
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve System
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