Norwalk group bids for county mental health contract tonight
The Mental Health Center through the Mental Health Society seeks a new contract with the Huron County 648 Board before June 30, while negotiations remain secret. The board weighs options including an outside firm, local agencies, or the Society, with Dr. Meenaghan’s evaluation due at tonight’s meeting and potential action later.
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Mental Health Center
Norwalk
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
648
Henry E. Young
Mental Health Society Board
Young and Board of Trustees
Marylou Griffiths
Young
Mental Health Society
Huron County
Psychiatric Institutes of America
PIA
Thomas Heydinger
Heydinger
Willard
Bellevue
New London
Huron County Medical Society
Huron County Humane Society
Thomas Meenaghan
648 Board
Hedinger
Griffiths
Joint Commission On Hospital Accreditation
JCAH
Plant
Ohio
Huron County 648
Police Investigate 13 Complaints in Monroeville Weekend
Monroeville police checked 13 complaints over the weekend including tavern scuffles domestic disputes and vandalism. A car in the Monroeville High School parking lot was scratched Friday night Matt W Bragg told police his left side was damaged from front to back.
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Monroeville
Monroeville High School
Matt W. Bragg
Willard council approves parking lease and budget cap
Willard City Council voted to lease 80 parking spaces at Myrtle and Woodland from Chessie System for 525 dollars annually, with a 100 dollar limit on improvements this budget year. Twelve spaces behind Marathon would be given up. 275 spaces promised during downtown improvements remain unfulfilled. Council opposed by Richard Snook. Motson Street bid rejected. Fremont Guard bid accepted for water plant fence. Jump Insurance’s bid for city blanket coverage was accepted at 10,205. Snow removal reimbursement of 8,394 was moved to street fund. Ambulance fees raised to 35 and an 5 per hour waiting charge added. Census adjustment confirms population at 5,597, not 4,829, affecting grants.
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Willard
Myrtle
Woodland Avenues
Chessie
Marathon Station
Willard United Bank
Richard Snook
Motson Street
Thomas Robinson
Chris McKinney
Fremont Guard
Jump Insurance Agency
Parents Protest Board Delays on Extracurricular Contracts
A New London meeting saw teachers and parents protest the board of education for not renewing extracurricular activity contracts. Board member Edward O’Reilly cited revenue uncertainty for 1978 79 and lack of approved funds for new teachers. The district estimates extracurriculars cost about 25000 dollars annually. The dispute touched on salaries, possible staff cuts, and gym usage after damage during baseball practice.
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New London
Board of Education
Frank Cooke
Robert Earl
Edward O'Reilly
O’reilly
Cook
O'Reilly
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David Plant
U.S. Department of Commerce
Paul Capelle
Capelle
Bee
Per Gul
Tka
W. Main St
Parents Protest Board
April & Wayne
McCulty
Bench Diversified Real Estate Company
Apat Eoee
Wayne
Dick Beach
P.S
April
Reach Diversified Real Estate Co
Citizens National Bank
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