Christie Lane Workshop Wins Voter Approval
Huron County voters approved a 0.1 mill bond for Christie Lane School to build a $1.2 million workshop for mentally retarded adults. The 20 year levy passed 7,605 to 4,439, funding about $360,000 locally plus $933,000 from the state. construction to take 16 to 18 months with architect E A Glendening of Cincinnati.
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Huron County
Christie Lane School
Marion Waits
E. A. Glendening
Cincinnati
Glendening
Christie Lane
Break‑in at L&S Safety Products eyed. bikes stolen citywide
Police investigate a break in at L&S Safety Products Co 85 Benedict Ave finding an east window broken and back door ajar stones used to break in. $510 missing weeks earlier and unreported. Four bicycles stolen from Scottwood Parsons streets area and other thefts reported. Christie Lane levy vote passed 63 percent with support from commissioners and local papers.
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L&s Safety Products
Benedict Ave
Beverly Crandall
Wakeman
Norwalk
Jerry Hale
E. Seminary St
L&s Safety Products Co
Scottwood
Parsons Streets
Karen Abalone
Parson
Jeff Young
Voter Turnout Falls Short of Expectations in Huron County
In the gubernatorial election year, 54 percent of Huron County's registered voters cast ballots, far below the 69 percent forecast. 12,855 residents voted for state and local races, while 660 absentee ballots were filed, up from 500 in 1974. Elections Director Madge Earl cautioned the turnout was a guestimate influenced by absentee voting trends.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
Elections Board
Madge Earl
Earl
Bronson approves zoning to keep mobile homes in parks
Bronson Township voters approve an amendment restricting new mobile homes to existing house trailer park sites. The measure permits existing homes outside parks if not moved. The change redefines motor vehicle per Ohio law and limits home occupations to residents of the dwelling, with noise limits on equipment. Unofficial tally shows 199 yes to 177 no.
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Bronson Township
Ohio
Charter Change Defeated as City Voters Back Police Levy
In Tuesday's election 17 of 19 precincts rejected a Charter Review proposal that would delete a planning duty paragraph, while residents approved a five year renewal police levy with about 50 000 annual impact. Unofficial totals show 1803 against and 1262 for the amendment. 1923 for and 1415 against the levy.
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Commission
Donald E. Wise
E. Chestnut Sr
Charter Review Commission
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Norwalk Junior High
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
League Street School
Berlin Milan voters approve emergency school levy
In the Berlin Milan School District voters passed an emergency operating levy 1,119 to 932, yielding about $110,000 annually to keep programs and operations steady after a $156,000 drop in tax revenue. Superintendent Charles Lindecamp said the funds ease financial strain and help maintain current operations.
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Berlin-Milan
Charles Lindecamp
Tonsa
Dstrict
Lindecamp
Milan Renews Sewer Tax Levy Approval
Milan voters approved a 1.9 mill levy for storm sewer replacement by 304 to 155. The five year renewal funds upgrades, praised by Mayor Robert Bickley who thanked residents for supporting the program.
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Milan
Robert Bickley
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N. Hester St
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Washington St
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