Monroeville Schools Seek 6.8 Mill Tax Levy for Nov 2 Ballot
Monroeville Board of Education voted to place a 6.8 mill levy before voters on November 2 in a special election held with the general election. The levy would raise about 103 700 dollars annually to balance the district’s 44 689 dollar projected deficit and fund two additional classrooms and teachers. The district may lease modular space to ease sixth to eighth grade overcrowding and considers year round elementary programs while state funds may adjust the millage. The board rejected funding for a 10 percent across the board raise plus benefits. a separate request would cost up to 47 000 dollars.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
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Monroeville Education Association
Papal Order Ends Mindszenty’s Hungarian Escape
Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty leaves the Hungary embassy after Pope Paul VI directly orders him to exile. For 15 years the cardinal sheltered in Budapest’s Freedom Square embassy while Hungarian secret police watched. He travels to Vienna and then Rome to join the Vatican.
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Jozsef Mindszenty
Vatican
Church of Silence
Mindszenty
Hungary
Freedom Square
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Paul VI
Vienna
Rome
Kidney Donor Plan Outlined for Huron County
The Huron County Health Planning Association moved to create a kidney and eye bank in Norwalk. Ernest Locser of the Kidney Foundation of Ohio described procedures and costs for transplantation and donor cards were distributed as the group planned seminars to recruit donors and discuss an eye bank with Cleveland.
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Huron County Health Planning Association
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ernest Locser
The
Kidney Foundation of Ohio
Locsei
Cleveland
Kidney Foundation
HPA
Kenneth Sommers
Willard
Mansfield
Columbus
Sommers
Huron County
Pilot in Kidnap Hoax Flew Plane From Oklahoma City
Leroy Savage parachuted from a plane but claimed kidnap to Mexico City. He guided a safe landing near Will Rogers Airport with help from Edmond judge Dale Wright. FBI later said the stunt was a hoax linked to drunken self-deception and false information.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Leroy Savage
Ft. Smith
Ark
Mexico
Savage
Mexico City
Tulsa
Okla
Dale Wright
Edmond
Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Afton
Wright
Will Rogers
FBI
John W. Burns
Plymouth Man Fights Bill Over Alleged Illegal Sewer Charge
Lonnie Caudill seeks a permanent injunction to stop the village from shutting water service over $164.70 in sewer charges billed since 1967 though his home is not connected to the sewer system. The case at the Huron County Courthouse was continued to summon former officials and hear additional testimony.
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Huron
Lonnie Caudill
Ohio 61
Richland County
Caudill
Hugh Washburn
William A. Forquer
Robert McKown
Edward Ramsey
Elizabeth Paddock
Frank Garber
Kenneth Edelberry
Henry E. Young
Joseph Cush
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Guy Cunningham
Board of Public Affairs
Donald Akers
Forquer
Cunningham
Akers
Residents Fight $500 Tap Fees On Monroe Street
MONROEVILLE The Board of Public Affairs told four residents opposing $500 sewer tap-in fees to take their dispute to Council. EPA says Council must decide fees. board is a management body. Also notes pumping problems at the plant and a new truck for sludge.
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Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
Monroe Street
Norfolk and Western Railway
EPA
Myron Gerber
Richard Betschman
Hess Hardware
Philip Colahan
Utility Department
Council
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Norwalk, Ohio
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NY Daily News
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UPI News Service
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Ohio Newspaper Association
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