Land Transfers in Bellevue and Norwalk Areas
Land transfer notices list multiple parcels: Gertrude and Richard Notley to John Gates in Peruah James and Phyllis Carpenter to Dennis Hammond. Leslie and Lettica Russell to HCB in Norwalk Two. Milton and Charlotte Zimmerman to Brenda Homan in Bellevue City. Harold Grant to Stephen Kemper in Bellevue City. Richard and Joanne Utz to Betty Kniekeman in March and Grafld. Twos. Earl and Wilma Townsend to Thomas and Ruby Kudro in Bellevue City.
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Richard Notley
John Gates
Peruah James
Phyllis Carpenter
Dennis Hammond
Willard City
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Brenda Homan
Bellevue City
Harold Grant
Stephen Kemper
Richard
Joanne Utz
Betty Kniekeman
Mrch. & Grafld. Twos
Earl
Wilma Townsend
Thomas & Ruby Kudro
Time management tops executives under scrutiny
The American Management Association hosts two conferences in Atlanta and Chicago to help executives control time. Dr. Merrill Douglass leads the sessions, noting many leaders fight time rather than leverage it. Fortune cites time waste as pervasive among chiefs, with common culprits including the telephone, mail, meetings, paperwork, commuting, and endless paperwork.
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American Management Association
Atlanta
Chicago
Merrill Douglass
Time Management Center
Peter Drucker
California Economist
Fortune Magazine
Cassetts
Fortune
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Willard Adult Classes Begin at Local Center
Willard Adult Basic Education classes run Mondays and Wednesdays at the Willard Neighborhood Opportunity Center from 7 to 9 15 p m. Enrollment is by attending a session, with no tuition. The federally funded program serves residents 16 and older without a high school diploma, offering math and reading basics and GED prep. English as a second language is offered 7 30 to 8 30 p m on the same days. For details call 935 7232 or 935 1541.
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Ohio Unemployment Tax Cuts Save Employers Nearly $50 Million
Ohio will reduce unemployment tax rates for about 180 000 employers in 1979 by two tenths of one percent. Albert G. Giles of the OBES cites a fund balance of 4.62 million, up from 3.04 million in 1977, with 40 to 50 million fewer benefits expected this year. Experienced rated employers see minimum 0.9 percent and maximum 4.6 percent rates. non experienced continue at 3 percent.
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Albert G. Giles
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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Giles
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