648 Tries To Buck Bureaucracy By DICK HOBSON
The Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation reports that complete consolidation of mental health services cannot occur before 1980 due to a complex bureaucratic process. LEAA grant funds for troublesome youths must shift from 648 to the Linn Center, delaying full integration and keeping two counselors at 648 offices. The board approves interim arrangements, budget revisions, and plans while a related lawsuit over unemployment benefits proceeds.
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Huron County
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
648 Board
Thomas Kunkle
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
George F. Linn Corp
Mental Health Society
Linn Corp
648
Linn Center
Kunkle
W. Main St
Thomas Heydinger
Robert Klenk
James Rubright
Norwalk City
Rlbright
Klenk
CETA
Linn
Home For Boys
Welfare Department
Services For
County Alcohol Center
Michael Swingle
Columbus
Frost
William Owens
Erie County Common Pleas
James McCrystal
Huron County Auditor
Common Pleas Court
Erie County
Robert W. Smith
Owens
Robert Walter
Michael Reardon
Reardon
National Guard Ladies Auxiliary Rum Mage Sale Planned
A National Guard Ladies Auxiliary rummage sale will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the Norwalk Armory. In unrelated items, 4-Hers Debbie Monroney of the Norwich Farmers Club and Rick Schaffer of the Peru Buttons and Beans 4-H Club earned a trip to Midland Pennsylvania to tour the Bruce Mansfield fossil-fueled generating plant, courtesy of Ohio Edison. A public hearing in Bucyrus on District 5 Area Agency on Aging and Title VII Nutrition Project plans drew representatives from nine counties and 89 citizens, with plans adopted to fund Older Americans Act services and provide hot noon meals at 18 sites.
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National Guard Ladies Auxiliary
Norwalk Armory
Debbie Monroney
Norwich Farmers Club
Rick Schaffer
Peru Buttons and Beans 4
Midland
Ohio Edison Company
Bruce Mansfield
Ashland
Crawford
Huron
Marion
Morrow
Richland
Knox, Seneca
Wyandot
District 5
Local Market Prices for Wheat Corn and More
Markets Tuesday October 3 1978 report local prices for wheat 3.20 corn 1.93 oats 1.35 and soybeans 6.31, listing current values for trading and reference.
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Dick Hobson
Reflector
Boose
Jonathon
Mcintosh
Jonathan
Hubbard
Acorn
Buttercup
Daroth
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Crawford County Conservation League
Bucyrus
Sandusky
Leygum
Kmart Cars
Milan Rd
Norwalk
Milan Ave
Sandusky Mall