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The program targets students age 16 at exchange time who are juniors or seniors. Selection requires placement in the upper third of the class scholastically.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
2
The program targets students age 16 at exchange time who are juniors or seniors. Selection requires placement in the upper third of the class scholastically.
Local EHOVE teachers dispute claims the walkout is a test case for union power. Ora Gattshall calls such speculation misinformation and stresses a purely local issue. A CFA spokesman denies any broader conspiracy, while Supt Christ notes potential wage ripple effects across districts and cites another nearby strike.
Gordon L. Holden of Willard is chosen as Huron County Veterans Service Officer after a field of 21 applicants. Holden is a World War II veteran and has lived in the county 53 years. The Norwalk Kennel Club begins semi annual obedience classes at 7 p.m. Sept 16 at the American Legion Hall. No dogs at first meeting. course runs 12 weeks one hour weekly. contact Roger Wilson Jeffries Read Milan or Brenda Turnley 38 Townsend Ave for details. A Bellevue man Howard Green faces assault with a deadly weapon charge for allegedly hitting his daughter in law Bonnie L. Green with a hammer, case sent to Huron County Common Pleas Court from Bellevue Municipal Court. A jury trial in the same court involving Edward Hicks owner of Butler Drywall ends before witnesses. defendants include Howard and Nancy Breyman, Industrial Savings and Loan, Robert Barrett, Leroy Creamer. Hicks sought 1 050 dollars. In New London Elementary Principal Robert Glen seeks residents to share area history for bicentennial Firelands program. Glew at the school.
The Red Cross bloodmobile collected 241 units in Norwalk on Monday. Joseph Wechter of Norwalk reached the nine gallon level in donations. Others hitting milestones include Robert Carbaugh five gallons and Barbara Schubert Rolland Berner of Norwalk Phyllis Brucker of Wakeman at three gallons.
Duane Asher, 23, of Galion, in Mansfield Reformatory on drug charges, had shock probation denied by Judge Robert W. Smith in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Asher, one of three men arrested in Monroeville on April 9 for possession of drugs valued over 12 500 dollars, was sentenced in July to 10 to 20 years on each of three drug charges, with concurrent terms.
William J. Hersha of 26E Bouscau Ave faced driving on the wrong side of the road with fines of 25 dollars and costs and a separate license issue also at 25 dollars and costs. Keith W. Kesling of 44 W. League St was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding. Donald R. Spower of 5 Glover Ave incurred 25 dollars for driving on the wrong side of the road.
A Collins five year old, Cherryl Gregor, rode as a passenger with Daisy S Oney 47 when a moving door opened and she tumbled onto the berm. She sustained only minor injuries and received care at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred on U S 250 as the car turned onto Ohio 113 toward Milan. A Greenwich 16 year old was charged after his car collided with another on North West Street. Charles W Scott said brakes failed. Rosemary Cesa 18 was driving the other car. Police charged Scott with failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
Patience L Shortridge and Russell D Shortridge sue James H Greaves and Joyce A Greaves in Huron County Common Pleas Court for 90000 total damages from a November 3 1973 rear end crash on U S 250. Patience seeks 75000 and Russell 15000 for medical bills and injuries.
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