Norwalk Board to Fill Vacancy After Miller Death
Norwalk Board of Education must appoint a successor to Paul R. Miller who died Saturday. Law requires appointment within 30 days with a 10 day waiting period, likely via special meeting. Miller served until end of 1975. three board seats up for election in November with incumbents Holman and Ryder seeking re election and several challengers listed.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Paul R. Miller
Albion V. Gotaas
Miller
Ray Sizemore
Edward S. Rubinow
Board of Education
William Holman
James Ryder
Dorothy D. Delianides
Michael J. Myers
Richard L. Fyock
H.A. Currier
Divorces Filed in Huron County Common Pleas Court
A list of new divorce cases filed in Huron County includes Marjorie A Williams versus Charles S Williams both of 103 Jefferson St. Kathy L White of New London versus Winston A White of New London. Linda B Meyer of 43 W. Washington St versus James E Meyer of 43 W. Washington St. Wilma Boetcher of New Haven versus Paul Boetcher of New Haven. Additional filings name Bonnie B Bauer of New London versus Dan F Bauer of Greene NY and Donna Kiser of Monroeville versus Jerry Kiser of Monroeville. Denise E Collins of 89 Newton St versus Patrick L Collins of Gainesville Fla. Virginia D Dole rural Norwalk versus Ferdinand Dole rural Norwalk. Janean F Wright rural New London versus Richard E Wright rural Willard. Yvonne Brummitt of 51 Townsend Ave versus Burnice Brummitt of 51 Townsend Ave. Lori A Davis rural Willard versus Keith C Davis Langley AFB Va. Dorothy C Solida and Allen Solida of 26 Forest St versus David Asmus of rural New London versus Arlene Asmus Norwalk. Foreclosure asked by Erie County Bank Vermilion against Shamrock Downs Inc et al for 27367 dollars. Transfer of funds requested from Road and Bridge Fund to General Fund of Ridgefield Township.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Marjorie A. Williams
Jefferson St
Charles S. Williams
Kathy L. White
New London
Winston A. White
Linda B. Meyer
W. Washington St
James E. Meyer
Wilma Boetcher
New Haven
Paul Boetcher
Bonnie B. Bauer
Dan F. Bauer
Greene
Willard and New Haven Residents Fined in County Court
County Court list shows Karl Stein of New Haven fined 50 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Adam Gamble of Willard paid 100 dollars and costs for intoxication with suspension. Multiple defendants from Willard and surrounding areas faced small fines or waivers for speeding improper turns muffler and other traffic offenses.
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Karl Stein
New Haven
Adam Gamble
Willard
Marvin G. Howard
Randall E. McDaniel
Fannie Combs
Elmer Bolen
Darryl E. Coovert
Ronald L
Worthy Advisor Installed for Norwalk Rainbow Girls Assembly
Cheryl Harris was installed as Worthy Advisor of Norwalk Assembly 103, Rainbow for Girls. Officers include Marie Speigel, Paulette Byers, Debbie Scriner, Shanon Gowrylok, with appointed officers led by Debbie Rion and Patricia Wallace. Installing officer Thersia Goble presided at the Sept. 22 meeting.
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Cheryl Harris
Norwalk Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
John Harris
W. Main St
Marie Speigel
Paulette Byers
Debbie Scriner
Hope
Shanon Gowrylok
Debbie Rion
Patricia Wallace
Sue Fauber
Deanna Wilson
Tammy Armstrong
Leah Bright
Leslie Wilson
Nature
Shirlene Gowrylok
Donna Wurzel
Fidelity
Gloria Mason
Donna Mason
Service
Vicki van Hentenryck
Confidential Observer
Sheryl Gowrylok
Outer Observer
Patti Crabbs
Pamela Billetter
Valerie Stewart
Lisa Mattlage
Margaret Carter
Thersia Goble
New Parent Group Formed in Huron County Education Effort
A new organization named Parents and Friends of Special Education is being formed in Huron County. Chairman DeEtte Zimmerman says it will help parents understand their children's education and the state’s role in special education programs. The first meeting is Oct. 9 at 7 30 p.m. at the Huron County Board of Education office.
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Parents and Friends of Special Education
Huron County
DeEtte Zimmerman
Nixon Seeks UPI Reporter Risher Salary Raise
President Nixon, at a press conference, wrongly mistook UPI White House reporter Eugene V. Risher for ABC’s Tom Jarriel and urged a salary raise for Risher. The moment sparked humor as Risher corrected the president and thanked him.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
United Press International
White House
Eugene V. Risher
Risher
Tom Jarriel
ABC
Jarriel
Gene Risher
Windfall Windout Ends as GT Workers Accept Pay Increase
Ohio strike ends after 80 days with General Telephone workers receiving 25 cent hourly raises for 2,800 employees across 70 of 88 counties. Union cites 5 million windfall profit to customers and seeks refund. PUC urged to act, or risk taxpayer impact.
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Cleveland
UPI
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Communications Workers of
America
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Paul Miller
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
RCAS
RCA
RCA Entertainment Center
Fall River
Plo TV
Glenview
Norwalk, Ohio
Common Pleas Court
David Asmus
Rural New London
V. Arlene Asmus
Erie County Bank, Vermilion
Nieman-Marcus
His and Her Submarines
Chuck
Sirlom
Norwalk Road
Lloyd R. Hannel
Smorgasbor
Bellevue, Ohio
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