Talks Open Monday Phone Union Asks 1 Dollar Hike
Negotiations for a new contract with Northern Ohio Telephone Co begin Monday for 1,200 employees represented by Local 986 IBEW. The union seeks a $1 an hour raise, vacation and pension improvements, higher differential pay, more personal leave, and greater hospital participation.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
John Arbogast
Local 986
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Northern Ohio
IBEW
Ohio
Arbogast
Bowling Green
Port Clinton
Bellevue
Norwalk
Huron
Medina
Ashland
Galion
Delaware
John Helman
Norwalk High School Attendance Averages 95 Percent
Daily attendance at Norwalk High School averaged 95 percent for the first grading period. Associate Principal Glenn Sprague credits electives and counseling efforts to high attendance and parental cooperation. The three member counseling staff contacts truants and seeks causes. parents must call in absences and provide written notes on return.
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Norwalk High School
Glenn Sprague
Candidates to Talk at Campus Programs in Huron County
Erie Iron and Ottawa candidates meet Firelands Campus students on November 3 in the North Building Large Group Instruction Area. County commissioner hopefuls Clayton Bick Arthur Herner Robert Timman and Ralph Walcher appear at 10 a.m. state representative hopefuls Ethel Swanbeck John Maiden at 1 p.m. and Sheriff candidate John Borgia at 3 p.m. The events, sponsored by the Student Advisory Board and Student Services Office, are open to the public.
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Huron
Erie
Iron
Ottawa
Firelands
Student Services Office
Huron County
Clayton Bick
Arthur Herner
Robert Timman
Ralph Walcher
Ethel Swanbeck
John Maiden
John Borgia
New North Building
Schick Urges Favorable Vote For Renewal Levy
New London School District Superintendent Donald Schick urges district voters to approve a 2.8 mill renewal levy, noting it would raise more than $44,000 for operations including transportation, instruction and maintenance. He also urges retaining the state income tax and voting no on issue two.
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New London
Donald Schick
Schick
Transfer Of 2 Permits In Ohio Liquor Control
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes two transfer applications from Huron County. Marshall's Carry-Out New London seeks to transfer carryout permits from William Marshall to John J. and Jessie M. Cerlan and to rename the business Cerlan's Carry Out. Sportsman's Bar Willard seeks to transfer the nightclub permit from George E. VanDette to Stephen A. Fox IV.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Huron County
Marshall
New London
William Marshall
John J
Jessie M. Cerlan
Willard
George E. VanDette
Stephen A. Fox, IV
Lyme Township seeks injunction over two homes
Lyme Township trustees sue Robert C. Opper in Common Pleas Court to halt construction of two houses on Ohio 269 south of Bellevue without zoning certificates or waste-disposal permits. Hearing set for Saturday. trustees Donald Farr E Mack Stuntz and Sylvester Lepley are represented by Prosecutor Bernard Freeman.
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Lyme _ Township
Robert C. Opper
Bellevue
Opper
Ohio 269
Huron County Board of Health
Donald A. Farr
E. Mack Stuntz
Sylvester J. Lepley
Bernard W. Freeman
New London Girl Elected Region 7 OEA Parliamentarian
Kelly Gorby, a EHOVE Junior Data Processing student, was chosen regional parliamentarian at Galion High School during Region 7 OEA convention. She will lead regional participation in state elections November 4 in Columbus. Other Region 7 officers include Christine Kempf president Karen Miadock vice president Jan Yonkof secretary Debra Pennebaker treasurer and Brenda Rohrbough historian.
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New London
Ohio Office Education Association
Kelly Gorby
EHOVE
Galion High School
Galion
Gorby
Columbus
Doris J. Gorby
Region 7
Christine Kempf
Pioneer Joint Vocational School
Karen Miadock
Admiral King High School
Jan Yonkof
North Ridgeville High School
Debra Pennebaker
Lorain High School
Brenda Rohrbough
Vanguard Joint Vocational School
Meyer Abandons Trailer Park Plan in Norwalk Controversy
Local dispute over Meyers Tedech Inc trailer park along Gallup Avenue fuels a November ballot issue. Meyer confirms possible shift to 20 acres of 55 for conventional homes with 54 planned, three bedroom units selling 25 000 to 31 000. Residents opposed rezoning and annexation, arguing impacts on growth and tax revenue.
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Norwalk
Bob Meyer
Tedech, Inc
Gallup Avenue
Meyer
Planning and Zoning Commission
Chris
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Cerlans
Cerlan’s Carry Out
John M. Arthur
Lyme
OEA
Eastwood Village
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Kroehler
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SALE
Sale! Kroehler Rocker
Ang Gor
Hanover
Hassock
Red
Sanger
Pierce
E. Main
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