Battelle predicts population decline for Huron County by 2000
A Battelle Laboratories study for Ohio health planners projects Huron County population dropping from 44,002 now to 39,866 in 1985 and 36,709 by 2000, a 26 percent decline, while Erie County would rise to 112,300 by 2000. Local officials dispute the figures amid housing and labor force implications and while other agencies offer higher counts.
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Columbus
Huron County
Battelle Laboratories
Ohio Department of Health
Battelle
Erie County
U.S
C. B. Roscoe
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Miss Ohio crown goes to Bowling Green senior
Top contestant Joan Patricia Gilger of Mansfield, a Bowling Green State University senior, won Miss Ohio Monday succeeding Susan Yvonne Perkins. Gilger was the fourth runner up who accepted the title after the other runners up declined.
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Joan Patricia Gilger
Mansfield
Bowling Green State University
Susan Yvonne Perkins
Miss Gilger
UPI
Flash Floods Ravage Kansas City Area Killing Thirteen
A monstrous flash flood swept through the Kansas City region causing widespread destruction and 13 deaths. Losses included major property damage, power failures, evacuations, and fires from gas explosions at the Country Club Plaza and a cabinet maker factory. Police feared higher toll as Blue River rose and waterways breached records.
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Kansas City
UPI
Leawood
Kan
Independence
Blue Springs
Blue River
Bill Henry
National Weather Service
Country Club Plaza
Brush Creek
Cabinent Making
Don Landes
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Dividing District Discussed in Monroeville Levy Debate
The Huron County Board of Education weighs redrawing student assignments if the October 13 levy fails, with no plan laid out yet. An emergency session could be called. concerns over substitute high school teachers rise as eight substitutes exist. Bus drivers gain certificates and two new hires, a school psychologist and a behavior disorders teacher, are approved with 12 and nine month contracts.
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Monroeville
Huron County Board of Education
Delbert South
Thomas Lasley
Lasley
Marilyn Schlumbohm
Lawrence Thompson
Nancy Paramore
David Stevens
Judith Stevens
South Central
Gerald Cowie
Jim van Sickle
Henry Tappel
New London
Vada Stiltner
Vernal Weisenberger
Western Reserve
Paul Long
George Landon
Robert Hyde
John Carroll
Akron
Hyde
Ronald Casey
Norwalk Board to Meet at 7 30 Tonight at Hester and Monroe
The Norwalk Board of Education convenes at 7 30 tonight in the board offices at Hester and Monroe Streets. A short city council special meeting follows at 7 30 in council chambers, then the Planning and Zoning Commission meets.
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Norwalk
Ohio priest fired over women priest stand at St Pauls
The Rev. G Wayne Craig was dismissed as rector by the St Pauls vestry in Columbus effective October 12. He may continue leading the 9 30 a m service until then while the 8 and 10 a m services are taken over by Bishop John M Krumm of the Southern Ohio Episcopalian Diocese.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
G. Wayne Craig
National Episcopalian Church
St. Paul’s
Craig
Southern Ohio Episcopalian Diocese
John M. Krumm
Weather and Local Notices From The Record
Weather shows showers and thundershowers likely tonight with lows in the mid 90s. A 60 percent chance tonight and 40 percent Wednesday. Marriage licenses list four pairs including Wood and Dorr. Births note three local newborns. Deaths report two Norwalk residents.
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Michael W. Wood
Wakeman
Deborah A. Dorr
Gary J. Saxton
Norwalk
Welder
Cheryl E. Carey
Collins
Martin Ruiz
del Rio
Texas
Bonita Nino
Willard
Showdown Near as Will County Weighs Piggyback Tax
Will County officials discuss a half percent sales tax to cover a 1977-78 deficit. Commissioners Palm and Carabin favor passage by resolution. Smith wants voter approval. If enacted, the tax would exclude food and vehicle sales, with exemptions for wholesale, farmers, and utilities.
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Huron County
Roy Palm
Thomas Carabin
Maurice Smith
Kenneth Reed
John Arthur
Richard Hauser
Reed
Palm
Carabin
Arthur
Hauser
Cleveland Clinic
Commission
Smith
Guilty Plea in Auto Death Case
Daniel L. Dearth 32 of Norwalk pleaded guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court to aggravated vehicular homicide in the July death of Nancy Hayes 26. Sentencing set for Oct 4 after a pre sentence investigation. charge carries up to five years and a fine. Hayes died from head injuries after allegedly jumping onto a moving car on Ohio 113 east of Bellevue following a dispute.
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Huron County Common Pleas
Daniel L. Dearth
Norwalk
Nancy Hayes
Dearth
Ohio 113
Bellevue
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Copeland
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Akron, Ohio
WHLO
Summmit-Stark-Portage County
Kent State University
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Denver
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