Income Tax Planned In Greenwich
Greenwich village moves to enact a one percent income tax possibly effective January first to fund obligations, with an estimated annual yield of sixty five thousand dollars. The council, needing ongoing revenue, also approved dispatcher hire Mary Fulton amid a 3 3 vote casting mayoral tie.
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Greenwich — Council
Doris Miller
Mary Fulton
Star Road
Lloyd Patton
Lee Mills
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Willard
Fulton
Plymouth
Robert
Greenwich
Stephen Bennett
Board of Public Affairs
Ohio Power Co
Randal Kilgore
Motorola Co
Election workers review ballots at Huron County Building
Election workers spent Tuesday night at the Huron County Administration Building examining every ballot to prevent a computer foul up and ensure accurate results.
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Huron County Administration
Amber Mann obituary in Willard area hospital death
Amber Mann died two hours after birth in Willard Area Hospital on Tuesday. She is survived by her parents Javis and Lee Ann Mann of Route 1 Willard and her grandparents John Mann Norman Smith of Willard. Graveside services are this afternoon at Greenwood Cemetery Willard with Rev John Herion officiating. Secor Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Willard
Amber Mann
Willard Area Hospital
Javis
Lee Ann) Mann
Route 1
Greenwood Cemetery
John Herion
Secor Funeral Home
Computers Work Well In Huron County Win Smooth Count
Huron County’s second computer election in June went smoothly with all 67 precinct totals ready by 11 a.m. Voters turnout was 12,855 of 23,714 registered. In Sandusky and Seneca counties, Burroughs B800 systems malfunctioned delaying results. Sandusky tallies paused at 9 a.m. and Seneca logged four breakdowns with only 41 of 92 precincts counted by midnight.
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Huron County
Sandusky
Seneca
Madge Ear
Earl
Sandusky County
Board of Elections
Sandusky Board
Seneca County Board of Election
Computer Election Service
Huron County Board of Election
Seneca County
Ashbrook Sweeps 17th District Victory in Ohio House Race
Congressman John Ashbrook won re election to an eighth term in Ohio s 17th district defeating Kenneth Grier of Coshocton. The Republican carried all nine counties including 8 717 3 108 in Huron and 9 651 3 554 in Ashland with wide margins across Richland Holmes Knox Licking Coshocton Erie and Crawford.
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John Ashbrook
U.S. House of Representatives
Ashbrook
Johnstown
Kenneth Grier
Coshocton
Huron County
Grier
Ashland County
Richland
Holmes
Knox
Licking
Erie
Crawford
Buckeye Central Voters Approve Large Levy to Reopen Schools
Voters in the Buckeye Central School District Crawford County approve an 11.8 mill operating levy to reopen for 950 students after a October shutdown due to funding. School plans include limited Thanksgiving, Christmas, spring, and other holiday classes.
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Bucyrus
UPI
Buckeye Central
Crawford County
Ron Yaussy
Board of Education
Huron County
New London Voters Approve School Repair Levy
New London voters in Huron County approved a 1.9 mill three year tax levy for school repairs with an unofficial total of 752 to 637. The levy will raise about 47000 annually and support roof repairs and other building needs while district plans for projects begin after the March collection start.
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New London
Huron County
Clarksfield
Hartland Township
Fairfield Township
Rochester Township
Ruggles Township
Fitchville Township
Howard Dulmage
Dulmage
Clifford Brown Loses Court Bid for Ohio Supreme Court
Norwalk native Clifford Brown lost his third bid for the Ohio Supreme Court, conceding to Republican Paul W. Brown of Upper Arlington. Unofficial tallies show Paul Brown 57 percent to 43 percent, with 1,111,984 votes for Paul and 910,450 for Clifford at 9 am. Brown, a Democrat, previously ran in 1966 and 1974, and has been elected three times to the Sixth District Court of Appeals, serving as Chief Justice of the Ohio Appellate Judges association in 1976.
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Norwalk
Clifford Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul W. Brown
Upper Arlington
Paul Brown
Sixth District
Association of Judges of the Court of Appeals of Ohio
Brown
E. Main St
Voters reject Ehove levy effort on long ballot
Voters rejected the Ehove levy as 12,859 of 23,714 registered cast ballots in Huron County with 9,597 voting yes. In neighboring counties results were Lorain 365 for, 620 against Ottawa 703 to 928 Ashland 1 to 8 Richland 3 to 2. Officials warn funding cuts could force program eliminations if finances worsen by year end 1979.
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Christ
Lorain
Ottawa
Ashland
Richland
Ahove
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Paul Stafford
John Mann
Norman Smith
Christmas Club
N. Sandusky Bellevue
Industrial Savings and Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
N. Main Clyde
Myrtle
Wiflard
W. Main
Buckeye
Ehove Levy
Sandy Ridge Farm Market
Rome
Jonathon
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