Ask New Trial In Linder Case At Norwalk Appeal
State argues for new trial in Norwalk bypass right-of-way case with six district judges hearing. Linder lawyers call award conservative and insufficient to replace torn farm buildings. Case taken under advisement with decision later. other briefs cover Kie’s Supermarket bankruptcy sale of perishables and local education planning developments.
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Linder
Norwalk
Harvey Straub
Dudley Smith
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Leland Rutherford
Fifth District
Rutherford
Clifford Brown
Dale Barnard
Frederick Linder
Paul Linder
Linders
Herbert Freeman
Kie
E. Main St
Kie Ellington
Walter Hite
Toledo
Ohio approves new constitutional apportionment plan
Ohio voters pass a constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment by about a three to two margin. Unofficial tallies show yes 1,315,982 and no 908,844.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Tate Wins Reelection Against Specter in Philadelphia
Mayor James H. J. Tate, 57, backed by the regular Democratic organization, defeats Dist. Atty. Arlen Specter by about 11 000 votes to win a second term. Specter, twenty years younger, challenged Tate after a May primary.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Democratic Organization
Dist
Atty
Arlen Specter
Romney silent on Rockefeller presidential bid report
Michigan Governor George Romney dodged questions about urging New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller to join the presidential race. While touring Wisconsin cities La Crosse and Madison Romney gave no comment on the published report and repeatedly refused to confirm or deny the claim.
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Madison. Wis
UPI
Michigan
George Romney
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
la Crosse
Madison
Rockefeller
Weather outlook sunny and mild with warmer Thursday
Sunny dry weather today with a high near 46. Tonight will be fair with a low around 32. Thursday brings increasing clouds and warmer conditions. Tuesday temperatures reach 21 to 41, humidity ranges through the day. BIRTHS listed for Cadwell Buskey and Clouchete families.
Election cheers and tears as voters weigh dozens of issues
Reflector area voters cast ballots on many measures Tuesday. Norwalk Township Zoning Board Chairman George Filip condemned the defeat of zoning rules. Monroeville Mayor Lord praised persistence after seven wins. Salisbury watched from sidelines as Lord's campaign continued. Fourth Ward winner Richard Cunningham spoke of hardship after prior losses. Berlin-Milan School Board president Cunningham acknowledged mixed results on the bond and levy. North Fairfield mayor Charles Zeller celebrated victory over Joanne Maerkisch. Berlin Heights longtime mayor Myron Nichols reflected on his defeat and attachment built over two decades.
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Norwalk
George Filip
Monroeville
Clayton ‘Lord
North Fairfield
Charles Zeller
Joanne Maerkisch
Myron’ Nichols
Berlin Heights
Janet Conway
Huron County
Harold Finch
Lewis McLaughlin
Russell E. Cunningham
William H. Giles
Clayton C. Lord
Board of Public Affairs
Kenneth Salisbury
Greenwich
Donald Kochis
Keith Sparks
Kochis
Sparks
New London
Willard
Bellevue
Plymouth
Berlin-Milan
Re-elected Mayor Finch Celebrates Victory in Norwalk
Mayor Harold Finch won re election in Norwalk as Eugene Mack conceded with a quiet party at the Finch home. Finch led in the third ward by 144 votes and stressed the win as a reflection on the administration. Voter turnout was light but favorable to incumbents across Huron County with school issues passing in several districts.
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Harold Finch
Eugene Mack
Mack
Finch
Louis Frey
Charles
Poke
Mike
Lenna Finch
Edward Meacer
Norwalk
Elyria
Eugene Lamb
Meg
Mayor Finch
Norwalk Charter Study Set by Voters Approved Commission
Voters approved a charter commission to study Norwalk government and possible changes. The 15 member panel, led by George Phillips, will consider options such as a city manager or fulltime mayor and possible court reforms, with findings due for next November.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Charter Commission
George Phillips
Lawrence G. Bresson
Harold Missler
Paul Robinson
Missler
Berlin Bounces Four Incumbents
Berlin Heights voters ousted four incumbents in a sweeping election, including Mayor Myron Nichols who lost to Burt Oehling 176 to 102 after twenty years in office. The village clerk-treasurer and a BPA vacancy appointee were the only officials re elected, both unopposed.
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BPA
Burt Oehling
Myron Nichols
Nichols
Bedroom fire damages Robert Daughterty home in Milan Ave
Fire started in an upstairs bedroom caused about 500 dollars in damage to the 145 Milan Avenue residence Tuesday afternoon. A youngster who admitted playing with matches sparked the blaze. Mrs Daughtery alerted the city fire department at 4 15 p m and escaped with her four children. Volunteer firefighters assisted, removing a headboard as water drenched the bed area.
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Robert Daughterty
Milan Ave
Daughtery
City Fire Department
Ray Kramer
Bob Beveridge
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Il Am
Ehove Vocational School
Eric Williams
University of Toledo Vocational Department
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Ohio State University
Ohio Department of Development
Lyme Township
Edwin Selfe
George
Jan Cadwell
Pitt
Robert Buskey
Richard Clouchete
Vickery
Lord
Richard Cunningham
Fourth Ward
Frank Garwood
Cunningham
Agnes
County Health Department
Health Department
Greenwich Village
New London Village
Wakeman
Ripley Township
Berlin
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