Welfare official scapegoats lawmakers for welfare woes
Huron County Welfare Director Grant Walls told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that state legislators federal guidelines and the courts are to blame for welfare system problems. He criticized cuts to Aid to Dependent Children and accused officials of overregulation and mismanagement while defending eligibility rules and loan programs.
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Huron County
Grant Walls
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Walls
Norwalk High
ADC
Social Security and Veteran Administration
Homecoming Queen Candidates Picked at School Assembly
In homeroom on Monday, 12 seniors were narrowed to six for the homecoming court. Names include Cindy Borgia and Sharon Brooks among others. StuCo corsages cost 1.25 and go on sale in Room 208 next week.
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Lisa Lendrum
Cindy Borgia
Sharon Brooks
Ruth Carrasco
Barbara Corrigan
Susan Downer
Nancy Ensminger
Ann Flickinger
Sandy Hart
Rhoads Schild
Sandy Smetzer
Janice Viar
Debbie Welfle
StuCo
Firelands
Huron
FHOVE
Sandy Meikle
NHS
Sam Busco
New London Plans Three Week Child Development Program
The Child Development class will run a three week program starting Monday with 20 children ages three to five attending 8 30 to 11 a m on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. High school students plan activities each Monday and review progress each Friday. This is the fourth year of the home economics department offering the course.
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New London
Retired policeman defends himself in junkyard case
Pat Bess of Fitchville was found guilty of running an illegal junkyard in Huron County Common Pleas Court after a 30 minute jury deliberation. Bess, a former Detroit police officer, represented himself with assistant prosecutor Reese Wineman presenting the case. Judge Robert W. Smith will sentence him Tuesday on a misdemeanor carrying up to a $1,000 fine. The case is part of a series of junkyard complaints by the prosecutor’s office.
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Pat Bess
Fitchville
Huron County Common Pleas
Bess
Detroit
Reese Wineman
Robert W. Smith
Ohio crime surge sparks call to speed trial justice
In the past decade Ohio faces rising crime and a failing system. Advocates urge faster case handling to keep violent criminals off bail and to shorten delays for the innocent awaiting trial and clearance.
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Ohio
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Huron County Humane Society
Maurice Smith
Jim Sherman
Western Reserve High School
Arthur Herner
Donald Robertson
Ada Shriver
Ollie Griffith
Pitt St
Ruth Grell
Newton St
Frank Ludban
Willard
Jesse Crouch
Marion Dr
Welfare Department
U.S Department of Agriculture
Thomas Ferguson
Shelby
Whippets
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Tiffin
Bellevue
ISS
Uber
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
Steem
Interior, Inc
Benedict
Jim Kimbler
CRIME
Kimbler
Mark Williams Treasure
Liberty Ave
Zenith
Ey LaLa
aNde
Allegro
Varmihon
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