Elections Board Faces 21000 Shortfall Over Primary Costs
The Huron County Board of Elections asks the county commissioners for 21000 to cover year end bills after a May primary that necessitated paper ballots. They expect total expenses of about 24954 through December with only 4568 on hand and plan transfers and reimbursements from subdivisions to close the gap.
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Elections Office
Arthur Herner
Ted Brown
Evangeline Miller
Norwalk Woman Wins Free Grocery Spree With 170 Value
Mrs. Thomas Scheidler of 65 Spine Ct. snagged a three minute free shopping spree at Schild's IGA sponsored by Kappa Epsilon Sorority. She loaded meats and essentials totaling 170 dollars for her family of four, saying the spree felt exciting and relief came as it ended.
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Norwalk
EHOVE Students Raise 220 For Thanksgiving Food Drive
EHOVE Joint Vocational School students teachers and administrators collected 220 in money and canned goods during a two week charity drive. Three area organizations received checks of 74.25 each on Friday to purchase food for needy families for Thanksgiving.
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EHOVE
Ohio liquor clerks strike as season starts in northeast
Northeast Ohio liquor store clerks walk out after working since July 19 without a contract. Akron votes to accept a new contract offered by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Cleveland district strike vote was 150 to 6. Supervisors may keep some stores open. Local 2308 president James Dickie cites understaffing and mismanagement.
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Cleveland
Dennis R. Morgan
Norwalk Mayor's Court to continue as usual amid legal questions
In Norwalk Mayor's Court routine business continues despite Monroeville vs Ward, which questions mayoral impartiality in sentencing. Solicitor Ronald H. Freeman says the decision allows a mayor to pronounce sentences for guilty pleas but unclear on adjudication. Two new ordinances head to council, including Gallup Avenue property purchase for a sewerage pumping station and a tax ordinance amendment shifting duties from treasurer to finance director due to the new charter.
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Ronald H. Freeman
Monroeville
Ward
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Bob Meyer
Norwalk City Council Sets Agenda With Ordinances and Bids
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday with readings of ordinances including compensation changes for officials and longevity pay, funding transfers, taxicab franchise grant, new bids for mayoral car and city truck, and a resolution praising Otis Revels. Freight charters to Lancaster and Scranton are listed for Sunday.
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Otis
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