Sandusky Unveils Alum Based Waste Water Plant
Sandusky showcases a new waste water facility that removes phosphates with alum. It is among five in the nation and one of the first to meet state clean water standards. Officials note 95 percent phosphate removal possible, with Norwalk awaiting future standards and still not using alum.
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Ohio
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D.C
Seattle
Wash
State College
Pennsylvania State University
Lorain
Charles Sweet
Norwalk
Sweet
Lake Erie
Willard Classes Elect Officers for 1972 73
Willard High School elected eighteen officers for the 1972 73 year using a voting machine as part of social studies class instruction. Seniors named Gene Weaver as vice president Chris Schaffer as secretary Jan Van Loo as treasurer and Susette Albright as social chairman. Juniors elected David Bourma as president Clark Maddocks as vice president Kathy Thornton as secretary Susan Treharne as treasurer and Wendy Ayres as social chairman. Sophomores chose Donald Kusek as president Steve Shaarda as vice president Joni Thornton as secretary Cheryl Hartschuh as treasurer and Julie Schaffer as social chairman. Freshmen elected Robert Snipes as president Leslie Seward as vice president and Cindy Haynes as treasurer with a secretary and social chairman yet to be named.
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Dean Cole
Willard High School
Gene Weaver
Chris Schaffer
Jan van Loo
Susette Albright
Clark Maddocks
Kathy Thornton
Susan Treharne
Wendy Ayres
Donald Kusek
Steve Shaarda
Joni Thornton
Cheryl Hartschuh
Julie Schaffer
Robert Snipes
Leslie Seward
Cindy Haynes
Neighborhood Youth Corps grant aids 85 area youths
The Erie-Huron Community Action Council received 63 320 from the U S Department of Labor for a Neighborhood Youth Corps In School program. The grant funds 85 jobs for ninth through 12th graders from below poverty families with wages 1 60 an hour for eight hours weekly to supplement income and keep students in school. Twelve Ohio programs share 1 099 640 to offer jobs for 15000 teens.
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Erie-Huron Community Action Council
U.S. Department of Labor
Ohio Neighborhood Youth Corps
Labor Department
Civil Rights Commission Bill Moves Between House and Senate
A bill to renew the U.S. Civil Rights Commission for five years and grant it power to protest women’s rights faced Senate obstruction and was sent to the House for action.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Senate
House
Marathon Oil Suit Dismissed in Huron County Court
A breach of contract suit against Norwalk sportsman Thomas A. Shiflet filed by Marathon Oil Co. of Findlay for 1750 dollars was dismissed by mutual agreement on Sept. 5. Shiflet had counterclaimed 19500 seeking contract continuation or compensation for a South Pole expedition.
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Norwalk
Thomas A. Shiflet
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Marathon Oil Co
Findlay
Shiflet
Baja Desert
Antarctica
Shifler
Milan
James E. McGinn
Jefferson St
Jack Blanton
Monroeville
Willard
George J. Feisen
Lima
Henry K. Stein
Stein
von Ag
U.S
Injured Girl Stull Remains Critical After Crash
Lisa Warren 13 of 38 Grove Street remains in critical condition in the ICU at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a two car crash on Old State Road at Townline Road eight miles south of Norwalk. Jeffrey Hay 11 of 161 East Main Street was listed in fair condition after a bicycle collision at Rosedale Boulevard and Main Street Saturday. Police said the investigation continues. driver was David A. Johnson 23 of 36 Jefferson Street.
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Lisa Warren
Grove St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Old State Road
Townline Road
Norwalk
Jeffrey Hay
E. Main St
Rosedale Boulevard
Main Street
David A. Johnson
Jefferson St
Livestock Markets Report From Cleveland Auction Day
UPI reports a steady to weak market with cattle and calves showing limited trend. Cattle prices span prime 36.50 to 37.25 and utility 24 to 26, calves up to 62 for prime vealers, hogs steady with 200 lb animals at about 29 to 29.75, sows 23 to 24.50, and sheep and lambs steady with prime 29.50 to 30.50 and feeders 24 to 26.
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Cleveland
UPI
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