Willard City Council Notes Water Aid Rejection and Projects
Willard city manager reported at Monday night council that federal aid for the water system was denied while the city remains on a noon-priority list for the comprehensive plan. Test drilling for a new reservoir site on the Leland Stein farm is complete and a bill may be due for crop damage. Memorial Day pool opening may slip to June 4. hospital bequest of $9,000 approved. bids sought for hospital X-ray supplies. Billboard prohibition remains. Sewer tap request referred to law director. Volunteer safety vehicle check set for June 3 and 4.
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Keith Armstrong
International City Managers’ Association
Chicago
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Charles Mosher
Council
Leland Stein
Stein
Willard Municipal Hospital
Suzanne Rink
Hart Advertising Co
Norwalk
Tiffin Street
Willard Council Acts on 15 Ordinances and Resolutions
Willard City Council reviewed 15 items including four ordinances killed for lack of a second and one sent to the city manager for study. Final readings adopted three ordinances and seven emergency resolutions, including requiring a certified survey with permits and paying Dorr-Oliver Inc. $2837 for sewage plant parts. Traffic stop at South Street and Woodbine Street also received final reading. Four emergency resolutions authorize fire protection agreements with New Haven, Richmond, Norwich and Greenfield Townships for two years from June 15. Additional assessment boards named for protests over street paying plans with members James Gerard, Ervin Lohr, Jack Gardner Laurel Street and John Herron, William Hendriz, Vance Conkle East Howard Street.
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Dorr-Oliver Inc
New Hampshire
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Woodbine Street
Keith Armstrong
New Haven
Richmond
Norwich
Greenfield
James Gerard
Ervin Lohr
Jack Gardner
Laurel Street
East Howard Street
John Herron
William Hendriz
Vance Conkle
Civil rights seminar transport info at Cleveland hotel
Individuals seeking information and transportation to the civil rights seminar at the Pick-Carter hotel in Cleveland should contact the P O Box 36 in Milan Ohio. The event date is Saturday May 28.
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Ohio
County boards meet at Huron Courthouse tonight
The Huron County board for the war on poverty program meets at 7 p.m. at the Huron County Courthouse to elect additional representatives to the bi county board. The Erie Huron Community Action Committees also gather with the bi county board at 8 p.m.
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Erie- Huron Community Action Committees
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George Cook Ford
Ohio Patrol to start 72nd class at new Columbus academy
The 72nd Ohio Highway Patrol class begins June 15 at the Ohio Exposition Center in Columbus. Sergeant Frank Nedreski says seven days a week interviews are available at the Norwalk Post to fill the class, with four applicants still needed.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio Exposition Center
Columbus
Frank Nedreski
Norwalk
Nedreski
Can t Stop On A Dime Willard Pupils Learn
Willard students Charles Coleman and Lorraine Lawson and high school teacher Larry Cook plus Chief of Police Calvin C. Fillings tested emergency stops in a car at 20 30 and 40 mph. Coleman stopped at 36 feet at 20 mph, Lawson at 39 feet ten inches, Cook at 83 feet nine inches, and Fillings at 104 feet five inches. National averages were 44 feet, 83 feet, and 132 feet respectively.
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Willard
Willard Chief of Police
Charles Coleman
Lorraine Lawson
Larry Cook
Calvin C. Fillings
Jury Trial Under Way for Arnold Spence in Huron County
The jury trial of Arnold Spence, charged with driving under the influence, began in Huron County Common Pleas Court this morning.
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Arnold Spence
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Western Reserve Board Accepts Two Resignations
The Western Reserve Board of Education accepted two resignations on Monday night Carl Ours a high school custodian resigning effective June 30 and Mrs David Seeley a Townsend fourth grade teacher resigning for personal reasons and placed on substitute list.
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Western Reserve
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Western Reserve Schools
Western Reserve High School
Runaway Kalamazoo Teens Return Home in Attica
The parents of three runaway teenagers from Kalamazoo Michigan collected their children at the Attica police station this morning. The Huron County Sheriff’s Department spotted the car involved in the alert and a deputy transferred the youths to Attica authorities.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Attica Police
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