Sandusky Teen Driver Cited After Pole Crash
A 17 year old Sandusky youth, David Joseph McGary, was cited into juvenile court for failure to drive on the right half after his car struck a city electric pole on Ontario Street at 11 42 p m. The pole sustained damage and another two vehicle crash on Woodlawn Avenue and Cedar Street left Dean H Betschman cited for improper backing.
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Sanedusky
Norwalk
David Joseph McGary
Sandusky
Ontario St
McGary
Woodlawn Avenue
Cedar Street
Dean H. Betschman
Monroeville
Paul H. Andrews
State St
Andrews
Woodlawn
Betschman
McKinley Banquet Highlights Key Local Republicans
Local Republicans gathered at McKinley Club to hear from state and county officials including Rep. Ethel Swanbeck Arthur Leak Russell Antrim Bernard Kean and Robert Wiedemann. Helen Lippert recognized for 35 years with the club Rep Jump spoke of Republican vigor after a wind disrupted a Wellington fish fry and Rep Mosher urged Congress to resist the president’s demands. Auditor Roger Cloud touted Rhodes era education funding with a 20 percent rise per pupil but warned more aid is needed and noted two state commissions will study funding options.
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Ethel Swanbeck
Huron County
Arthur Leak
Russell T. Antrim
Bernard Kean
Robert A. Wiedemann
Helen Lippert
McKinley Club
Rep
Jump
Wellington
Mosher
Roger Cloud
Ohio
James Rhodes
Cloud
Rhodes
Youth Cited For Driving On Yard In Norwalk
A 19 year old Norwalk man Thomas Edward Jackson of 107 E Main St was cited for reckless driving on private property after a car was pulled from a ditch near 80 Woodlawn Avenue. Police report tire marks show the vehicle swung from Henry Street into the yard.
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Norwalk
Thomas Edward Jackson
E. Main St
Mayor’s Court
Woodlawn Avenue
Henry Street
Bond sales in Huron County reach $100 932 in September
John F. Ernsthausen, volunteer Savings Bonds chairman for Huron County, reported September sales in Huron County amounted to 100,932 dollars. The county attained 101.7 percent of its annual goal by September 30. Ohio September Savings Bonds sales totaled 28.3 million dollars, up 5.8 million from September 1965.
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John F. Ernsthausen
Huron County
United States Savings
Ohio
Meet Your Man in the Classified Business Vices
Classified item urges readers to find servicemen or repairmen under Business vices section.
Tempers Flare Over Water Study At Human Relations
Mrs. Ford resisted the committee’s water and sewerage study as part of human relations. She warned of resignation if unity failed. Rev. Brown proposed four projects including rights literature and housing study. one project on brotherhood advanced. Brown declined to settle questions but agreed housing study would be considered.
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Brown
Rev. Brown
Brotherhood Month Project Proposed in Norwalk
Norwalk's Human Relations Committee will sponsor a Brotherhood Month project in February. Rev. William Brown proposed uniting local churches with a new type of effort. A sub committee will study ideas such as an educational film on the history and contributions of the Negro and interfaith visitation.
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Norwalk
William Brown
Brown
First Methodist Church of
HUD Booklet Outlines Saving Historic Buildings
HUD issues a practical handbook showing how the agency can aid preservation of nineteenth century row houses and Revolutionary era taverns. It notes most sites lie in decaying city cores and explains HUD programs can aid renewal to protect landmarks without federal funds dedicated solely to restoration.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Housing Agency
New London BPA to seek wage hikes for sewer and water staff
The Board of Public Affairs asks New London council to raise minimum operator wages from 1.90 to 2.00 and maximum from 2.25 to 2.50 per hour at the Nov 15 meeting. Superintendent Fred Monroe would see pay rise from 450 to 600 per month. Monroe holds dual state licenses. EPA bids also sought to replace the 1959 truck.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
John Dunnigan
BPA
Fred Monroe
Water and Sewer Departments
Monroe
Ohio
Dunnigan
EPA
Council
Sewer and Water Department
Rights Group Votes Budget For Norwalk Council Hearing
The Human Relations Committee will submit a $347.50 budget to the Norwalk City Council. The 1967 request, passed Thursday night, allocates $200 for promotional publicity on fair employment, $100 for an all‑day Housing Institute next year, $25 for letterhead and stationery, and $22.50 for three movie rentals.
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Norwalk
Human Relations Committee
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Swanbeck
John R. Gerken, Jr
Rep. Jump
Bob Ackerman
Ford
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Kalmazoo
Mich
George Cook Ford
Ist
Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
Rights Group
Huron County Banking CO
Columbus
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Huron
Ohio House of Representatives
Erie County
Harry V. Jump
Willard
Bluffton College
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
al Morley
Rosedale
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