Election Issues Schools Villages Seek More Money
Milan voters face a 1.5 mill levy to keep district millage above 30 for state funds, with expected net about $54 000 yearly. Wakeman fire district seeks 1 additional mill for equipment for five years, raising ~ $5 000 yearly. New Washington Buckeye Central plans 1.8 mill bond for 22 years to fund remodeling including labs library and cafeteria expansion. Milan village considers 4.5 mill general operating levy to cover a projected $51 000 shortfall.
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Milan
Berlin- Milan
Charles Lindecamp
Wakeman
Wakeman Township
Washington Buckeye Central High School
Richard Roberts
Buckeye Central
Richmond Township
Huron County
Buddy Morrow to Lead Harvest Ball at Fisher-Titus
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital hosts its Harvest Ball on a Saturday for the first time in 14 years. Buddy Morrow and his orchestra provide 1940s big band music at Norwalk Armory from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds fund emergency room equipment. tickets range from 15 a couple to 25 a couple.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Buddy Morrow
Morrow
Glenn Miller
Towne and Country Theatre
E. Janet Miller
Norwalk Armory
Land Transfers Reported for Norwalk and Plymouth Village
Land transfers include Marie Timman deed to Robert Timman in Norwalk Two and Robert Timman to Mei Mei Timman. Also transfers from Michael Rice to Sally Trofimov in Norwalk Two and Tommie Waddles to Oscar Waddles in Plymouth Village. Home Savings transfers to Stephen and Mary Young in N H Township.
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Marie Timman
Robert Timman
Norwalk
Robert
Mei Mei Timman
Michael
Martha Rice
Sally Trofimov
Norwalk City
Tommie
Dorothy Waddles
Oscar Waddles
Plymouth Village
Amin's U.N. display draws walkouts and bold demands
Ugandan president Idi Amin delivered an 85 minute address at the United Nations urging the destruction of Israel and a black governor in the United States. He accused Britain of blackmail and France of colonialism while praising Uganda's gorillas. Diplomats from France Britain and Israel protested by walking out as U.S. delegate Clarence Mitchell listened.
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John Needham
United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Idi Amin
Israel
United States
Amin
Britain
France
U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Uganda
U.N
Organization of African Unity
Comoro
Indian Ocean
Northern Ireland
United Nations Organization
U.S
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
America
Car Battery Theft and School Bicycle Missing in City
Carl H. Meyers reported a car battery stolen from his vehicle parked by 15 Corwin Street, he found it missing about 9 30 p.m. A League School third grader Mike Feyedelen's blue metal flake bicycle with a black banana seat disappeared from the school grounds between 9 a.m. and 3 35 p.m.
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Mike Feyedelen
Minard PI
Pinkerton security at Huron County Fair under scrutiny
The fair's Pinkerton Agency bill awaits release after Beatrice Fry said figures will be compared with sheriff deputies costs. Sheriff Borgia criticizes private security and notes Pinkerton lacks police powers. Past costs show deputies earned 2034 dollars and parking extra 2358 dollars with ticket workers paid separately.
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Pinkerton
Huron County Fair
Beatrice Fry
Huron County Sheriff’s Deputies
Sheriff's Department
Tom Secor
Borgia
Sheriff’s Department
Three Charged In Thefts At Mason's Department Store
Steven Clark 22 of Plymouth and Robert Crowder 26 of 50 Glover St were charged with shoplifting at Mason's Department Store in September for stealing a 51 cent chocolate bar and a pair of $11 shoes. Dale Schneiter 19 of rural New London was charged with theft after allegedly taking a $50 grill from a truck at Bob Meyer Chevrolet on Milan Avenue.
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Mason’s Department Store
Steven Clark
Plymouth
Clark
Robert V. Crowder
Glover St
Crowder
Dale E. Schneiter
New London
Bob Meyer
Milan Ave
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Sandusky
Drive-In
Sandusky, Ohio
FBI
In-The-Dell
Buster Brown
Farmer-in-the
Dell
Farmer-in-the-Dell
Harbor
Gene
Kiddee Korner
Whittlesey Ave
Post Office
Harvest Ball
Berty
John Paul Jones
Paul Revere
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Benedict
Norwalk, Ohio
Carl H. Meyers
Meyers
Homewood Ave
Corwin St
RCA
E.main ST
Ohio
Star View Drive
Rt. 20
West
Sun
Morgan Quinn
Norwalk’s
POST
W. Main
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