Township Rules Out Mobile Homes In New London
The Zoning Board backed changes to ban mobile homes as permanent residences in New London township with five votes. Exceptions allow temporary use during construction or placement in trailer parks. The proposal adds a frost line foundation rule, allows nursing homes in business zones, bans dismantling junk, and permits farm product signs in agricultural areas.
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New London
Fred Monroe
Robert Timmons
Joe Hubbard
Hubert Snyder
William Heckbert
Missionaries To Speak At Norwalk Alliance Convention
The annual Bible and Missionary Convention at Norwalk Alliance Church runs Sept 14 to 21 with speakers Rev R R Rudes from Indonesia Miss Dorothy Thomas medical missionary from the Republic of the Congo and Dr Ralph Neighbour from Elyria. The church network supports 900 missionaries on 24 fields and last year locals pledged 9592 dollars to foreign missions.
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Republic of the Congo
Ralph Neighbour
Church of the Open Door
Elyria
Alliance Churches
Two Injured In Willard Area Accident
An accident on State Highway 103 at the SH 598 junction at 1 15 p m Sunday sent two people to Willard Area Hospital for treatment and release. Carl J Hayes 21 of Plymouth and Sharon Kay Baker 17 of Parsel Road Plymouth were involved. Hayes stopped at a SH 598 stop sign and entered the path of Allan J Haupricht 30 of Willard. Hauprichts car hit Hayes vehicle on the left front. Hayes was charged with failing to yield the right of way. Ronald L Austin 18 of Willard tried to stop for a railroad crossing on Edwards Road a mile north of U S 224 Sunday when brakes failed. His car left the road into a ditch as a train approached. Austin and passenger Emmett Caudill 19 of Attica were treated and released. A second passenger Edward Caudill 15 of Attica was not injured.
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Carl J. Hayes
Plymouth
Sharon Kay Baker
Parsel Road
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Allan J. Haupricht
Willard
Haupricht
Ronald L. Austin
Edwards Road
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Emmett Caudill
Attica
Willard Area Hospital
Edward Caudill
House approves 101.1 million to extend Peace Corps budget
The House sent to the Senate a bill authorizing 101.1 million dollars to keep the Peace Corps operating for another year. An amendment bars spending on an Exchange Peace Corps program that would bring foreigners to the United States to perform Peace Corps work domestically.
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