GOP Coast-To-Coast Victory Shapes 1966 Political Landscape
Romney wins Michigan amid GOP gains across the nation with Reagan in California, Percy in Illinois, Brooke in Massachusetts, Hatfield in Oregon, Rhodes in Ohio, Agnew in Maryland, and Callaway leading Georgia. Wallace’s wife Lurleen elected in Alabama as Republicans ride a strong turnout in an off-year election.
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George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Edmund G. Pat Brown
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Paul H. Douglas
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Sen
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Percy
Viet Nam
Frank O’connor
Florida
Arkansas
GOP
Howard H. Callaway
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
George P. Mahoney
Alabama
George A. Wallace
Lurleen
White House
Endicott Peabody
U.S. Senate
Endicott
Chub
Norwalk and EHOVE pledge push on school and bond issues
Creighton Christ urges high gear for EHOVE program as Norwalk leaders debate a school levy and park expansion. Dale Olsen questions timing and information, Robert Mason cites facility expansion needs, while Richard Cunningham notes voters saw the problem and action will begin.
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Creighton
Ehove
Robert Mason
Norwalk Park
Richard Cunningham
Norwalk Man Loses EHOVE Election Bet
Norwalk campaign chairman Mike Sumser bet a steak dinner that Norwalk would carry EHOVE district votes higher than the other 13 districts. Huron voters approved the bond issue 65 percent, Norwalk 63.3 percent, while operating levy passed 61 percent in Huron and 60.7 percent in Norwalk. Sumser said he would send a congratulatory note and eat if wrong, but he was glad EHOVE passed by a larger margin.
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Mike Sumser
Sumser
Norwalk
Ehove
William Mackiewicz
Huron
Huron City
Monroeville School Board adopts hunting absence rule
The Monroeville Board of Education set an unexcused absence policy for November 15 the first day of hunting season. Absences must be reported by 9 am with advance notification to the principal. the policy cites safety and legislative timing as reasons.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Board of Education
South Central
New London
Western Reserve
North Fairfield Grange turkey supper Saturday 5 to 7:30
Quickies note the North Fairfield Grange turkey supper will be served Saturday evening from 5 to 7 30 p.m at the Grange Hall The Reflector calendar incorrectly listed the event for Tuesday The Thurs Nite Special Swiss Steak Dinner and Dessert at Interstate Diner is priced at 1 10 A Special Membership meeting of the Bronson Norwalk Conservation League is at 8 p.m Nov 9 at the Old Club House on Old State Road 812
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North Fairfield Grange
Grange Hall
Interstate Diner
Bronson Norwalk Conservation League
Old Club House
Old State Road
Livestock Auction Prices Reported in Cleveland Market
UPI reports Cleveland market prices for hogs calves sheep and grain with ranges for various weights and quality levels. Hogs bid 19 to 21.75 dollars per cwt, calves 15 to 35, sheep 4 to 23.50, wheat around 1.62, corn 1.26, soybeans 22.09 with incomplete OCR garbled terms.
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Cleveland
UPI
Norwalk School Levy Defeat Prompts Reconsideration
Corbin cited ballot clutter and the Levy’s size as factors in defeat. Dale Olsen warned the problem persists and a special election may be needed. He said the district spends more than it revenue and a timely, better informed public appeal is required to resume funding.
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Corbin
Norwalk
Dale Olsen
Wheels Move On Sewage Project In Norwalk
City officials move quickly after a $300 000 sewage bond vote, with Morley K Price directing preliminary work. Engineers in Toledo will revise plans to meet state health standards and federal funds may be pursued after Jan 1 for the FY starting July 1 1967. Also Mary Jane Perkins 48 of 17 Park faces a Mayor's Court red light violation.
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Norwalk
City Service
Morley K. Price
Price
Toledo
State Board of Health
Mary Jane Perkins
Park
Berlin Milan High School Bond Issue Fails Narrowly
The Berlin Milan school district bond proposal for 1.3 million dollars failed by 21 votes 898 to 877 while a five mill levy renewal passed 1130 to 636. Votes were strongest in Berlin Heights and Milan with Berlin voting against by 21. The districts merged on paper in 1965 and the bond aimed at a Milan Township high school.
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Berlin-Milan
Berlin
Milan
Milan Township
Berlin Heights
Hospital admissions and discharges list by city
A long list of patient admissions and discharges is reported for multiple area hospitals. Names include Chester Nungester Min Mrs. Ruby Shira Willard Leon Charville Milan John Osterland New London Mrs Helen Walker Greenwich plus numerous others and discharge entries for Frank Hinckley Sadie Smith Brenda Barney John Ott Stephen Rhoad and more.
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Chester Nungester
Min
Ruby Shira
Willard
Leon Charville
Milan
John Osterland
New London
Helen Walker
Greenwich
Margaret Witzlaben
Wakeman
Paul Bores
Monroeville
Lillie Hintz
Berlin Heights
Geri Severns
Grove
Rita Rice
N. Garden
Elizabeth Bauman
W. Chestnut
Elizabeth Dahlhofer
W. Main
Steven Smith
Purchases Of Books Questioned By Nor walk School Board
Tuesday night the Nor walk School Board questioned bills including 254 for repairs on a school bus. Dr S R Corbin said five dollars per pupil funds purchase books to stock school libraries not new centers. Board member Paul Miller urged an itemized list of books.
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Norwalk
Paul Miller
S.R. Corbin
Miller
Edward Rubinow
Robert Kramer
Norwalk Learning Centers Win Federal Aid for 1966 67
The Norwalk Board of Education reports federal Title I support renewed for two new learning centers at League and Pleasant Street Schools for the 1966 67 year. Robert Kramer notes transportation costs lag state averages, with 31.50 per pupil and 30 to 39 cent per mile, and discusses bus driver salary practices.
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S.R. Corbin
Norwalk
League
Pleasant Street
Robert Kramer
Huron County Voters Swing In GOP Light In Near County Sweep
In Huron County, incumbent Supreme Court judge Schneider lost 3 741 to 6 830 while Joseph D Bryan led 2 237 to 7 070 for Paul W. Brown in the other high court race. Straub led Wolson 6 020 to 2 424 for Sixth District Court of Appeals. Bond issues and levies passed in several districts. Norwalk sewer bond 300 000 and park levy squeaked by. Turnout 12 253 with higher totals than 1965 and 1962, but below 1964 presidential year. 35 000 eligible voters in the county.
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Supreme Court
Schneider
Brown
Huron County
Joseph D Bryan
Paul W. Brown
Harvey G. Straub
B. Bernard Wolson
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Straub
Wolson
Erie-Huron
Ottawa Vocational
Norwalk
South Central
New London
Bellevue
Willard
Greenwich
North Fairfield
Fitchville
Wakeman
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New York
SR. Carbin
Christ
Elvis
Cunningham
BREA
Meek’s Bakery
Linwood
Ben Ranson
Columbus
Ber
Ceylon
Florence
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Erie
U.S
Kromer
Joseph Williamson
Jane Conney
Williamson
Presbyterian Church
Citizens Committee
Pohls
Sewer Park School Nor
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