Budget Explosion: Gilligan Adds 8330 Employees To Payroll
The Gilligan administration, amid efforts to streamline state government, has added 8,330 employees to Ohio's payroll over 22 years. Critics question job abolition and efficiency while defenders cite growth in EPA and mental health staff. Republican and Democratic leaders debate payroll controls and methods used to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Gilligan
Robert KR. Shaw
Senate Finance Committee
James H. Leckrone
State Finance Department
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
Environmental Protection Agency
Leckrone
Huron County Court Dispositions and Estates Filed
Dispositions include multiple county court rulings in Huron and Norwalk districts with waivers bonds and suspensions for offenses such as speeding mufflers and stop sign violations. Probate filings list estates for Myron Avery Ervin McGahbey Charles Goodell Mattias Silliman Tobias Storer and others with varied values. Diocesan Development Fund drive announced for St Joseph Parish Monroeville led by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Myron N. Avery
Bellevue
Ervin D. McGahbey
Willard
Charles W. Goodell
W. Main St
Mattias G. Silliman
Tobias R. Storer
Robert C. Carbury
Greenwich
Monroeville
St. Joseph Catholic Parish
John L. Fries
James L. Meyer
Richard L. Palmer
Eugene E. Ringholz
Joseph B. Gravenhorst
James P. Smith
Two youths plead guilty in cash candy theft case
Salley E. Schneider 18 of Monroeville and Joe Jackson 18 of New London changed July grand jury indictments to guilty pleas in Common Pleas Court. Schneider was fined 500 dollars and costs with 90 days jail, most suspended and one year probation. Jackson received 300 dollars and costs with a suspended 30 day sentence for receiving stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salley E. Schneider
Monroeville
Joe Jackson
New London
New London Recreation Park
Jackson
New London Police
Miss Schneider
Common Pleas
Methodist Bishop Kearns to Speak at Norwalk Sesquicentennial
United Methodist Bishop Francis E. Kearns of the Ohio East Area will address Norwalk’s sesquicentennial celebration at First United Methodist Church during 10:30 a.m. worship and again at 2:30 p.m. at West Hartland United Methodist Church. Dr. John W. Freiling assists, West Hartland observes centennial with church dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Kearns
Ohio East
United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
Norwalk
John W. Freiling
West Hartland United
Kearns
West Hartland
Tams waive three veterans as Lehmann named assistant coach
Memphis Tams announce waivers for three veteran players and promote guard George Lehmann to assistant coach in a Friday move. Lehmann, a well traveled guard, steps into the assistant role as the team reshapes its staff.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
American Basketball Association
Memphis Tams
George Lehmann
Hobby Courses Offered by Norwalk Schools This Fall
Eight courses will be offered in the Norwalk City Schools adult program this fall. Classes start at 7 p.m. Tuesday with conversational Spanish crocheting sewing cake decoration typing art photography and beginning tennis. Tennis meets five times while other classes run 10 sessions. Tuition is 10 per class except tennis at 5. Materials may add charges. Tennis taught by Duane Moore and Photography by Arles Mills meet at Norwalk Junior High School with Mills in Room 203. Other classes at Norwalk High School with instructors Louis Paxton Sharon Turini Alice Pleasnick Kay Muth Linda Miller and Marna Christy in various rooms. A winter session begins in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
James Loughridge
Duane Moore
Arles Mills
Norwalk Junior High School
Miss Mills
Norwalk High School
Louis Paxton
Sharon Turini
Alice Pleasnick
Kay Muth
Linda Miller
Marna Christy
Want Extra Money Sell Your Unused Items Today
Local classified note offers extra cash by selling unneeded goods. Contact number provided 662 4241 for details and to arrange pickups or listings.
Detroit Mayor Objects to Movie Ad Claims in Detroit 9000
Detroit Mayor Roman Gribbs objects to a General Film Corp advert for the film Detroit 9000 calling Detroit the Murder Capital of the World. Producer Don Gottlieb defends the ads while noting Detroit crime levels and a publicity boost for the movie amid local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Scott Hollywood
UPI
Hizzoner Roman S. Gribbs
Detroit
General Film Corp
Don _ Gottlieb
Time Magazine
Gribbs
Gottlieb
Michigan
John Nichols
Nichols
Monroeville Area Calendar Highlights This Week
A dense listing of community meetings and events across Monroeville and nearby New London. Religious services, PTA and Kiwanis gatherings, township meetings, scout activities, and high school dances fill the week from Monday through Saturday, with numerous civic and fraternal group sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Monroeville
Parent-Teacher Association
Peru Township
Yesday Kiwanis Club
Arthur F. Herner
Congregational Community United Church of Christ Undercroft
Monroeville Music Boosters
Roby Lodge F & AM
Monroeville Rod and Gun Club
Peru Center Road
Pets
Huron County Group
State Highway Patrol
North Fairfield
American Legion
Monroeville High School
Bowling League Highlights and Standings from Bellevue Area
Readout lists top individuals in high series and game marks from Friday night bowling with names like Jerry Davis Charles Stibil and Mike Theisen. Team standings show Rotary Printing Brooker Brothers KofC and more along with 520 and Over Series performers and Wednesday Early League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Davis
Charles Stibil
Mike Theisen
Dwight Tkach
Ken Cronin
Bellevue City Rotary Printing
Brooker Brothers
Kofc2
Leed's Fine Foods
Herb's Marathon
Gould
Longyear Insurance
Monroeville
Fulton Insurance
Hilton Shirt Co
Stang's Gulf
Krull's Sunoco
Johnson Corp
Bellevue
Norwalk
Thompson Industries
B. Toney
L. Carpenter
C. Hauser
H. Gumbert
R. Perkins
R. Simon
C. Fernandez
K. Knoll
P. Leber
J. Linton
M. Theisen
A. Miller
B. Scheid
J. Rolsten
Dauch
Bee Hive
Mr Vee
Elenbaas Heating
Beach Diversified
Norwalk Furniture
Stroh's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
House
A.G. Lancione
Dbellaire
Myrl H. Shoemaker
D-Bourneville
House Finance Committee
Shoemaker
General Assembly
Ronald H. Weyandt
D-Akron
House Finance Subcommittee
Rhodes
Highways Department
Liquor Control Department
Jeanne Missey
Sue Shipley
Brenda Horner
Pamela Daugherty
Carrie Simon
Elizabeth Downer
Huron County Court
Janet A. Hacker
Ronald N. Olsen
James L. Dawson
North
Fairfield
Randal J. Cok
Clyde B. Emmons
Benedict Ave
Michael R. Pugh
Douglas E. Duffield
Walnut St
George Yanek
Milan
Theresa J. Heifner
Probate
James C. Brechwald
Collins
Terrence A. Fitzgerald
Andrew A. Fritz
Berlin Heights
Marlin Stephens
Jack A. Ringer
Michael Sarrica
Irvin W. Schaffer
Whittlesey Ave
Bart Smith
Cline St
Richard R. Worcester
Williams St
Garth L. Geoghan
Christie Ave
Chester N. Jones
Theodore L. Dunn
Milan Ave
David M. Mullins
Harold J. Scheid
Robert C. Schlegel
Wakeman
Tom D. Thornsberry
Paul J. Walton, Jr
Ronald E. Schaffer
Rodney T. Garner
Ernest D. Davis
Russell L. Eisler
Harris St
Fred Steward Jr
Robert L. Landenberg
Harold G. Welch
Gale L. Ferrell
Dianna K. Watkins
Star View Drive
Rt. 20
West
Big Bruce Lee
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
HU Ae In
Shaw Bros
Bishop Kearns
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Arthur Baird
College of Wooster
The
Presbyterian Church
O. Frank Storch, III
Storches
Cambridge
ST. Peter Lutheran Church
Glidden
Sandusky
Sandusky, Ohio
Lions Club
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Reading Circle
Helen Wagner
South Central Music Parents
South Central High School
Masonic Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
South Central Boosters Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl LaRonde
P.m
Park Board of Trustees
Recreation Park
Floral Lodge
Douch Concrete
Pepsi Cola
Ken's Clark Kenilee
Gene Krupp
Sunoco Norstat
Ted Dearney
Herm Lorcher
Tl Sat
Sun
Walt Disney
Buena Vista Distribution CO. Inc
Walt Disney Productions
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc
Cviait Dieney Productions
Main St
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