Police cruiser sale quells burglars question in Wellington
Wellington council plans public auction July 23 at 1 p.m. on Town Hall steps to sell three police vehicles, a 1980 1978 and 1977 model, with auctioneer Bill Axford donating services. Also noted is 4-H Exchange participant Sandy Copp leaving July 21 for Nagoya Japan and Buckeye Girls State delegates Pamela Dreyer and others gaining civic exposure.
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West Road
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Nagoya
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Laura Hurst Elected Garfield City Treasurer
Laura Hurst was elected city treasurer of Garfield in Riley County and belonged to the Federalist Party. She joined about 1,300 girls from across the state attending a week long session to gain an understanding of civic duties.
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Elyria Firewood Sale Returns for Residents at City Hall
Elyria residents may buy firewood from the city for 25 dollars a rick with proof of residency utility bill and a valid driver’s license. Limits apply: two ricks at a time, two more after 60 days, pickup requires a signed voucher at Central Maintenance Garage.
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Datebook Tonight Lists Three Local Meetings
New London Grange 2401 hosts an 8 p.m. meeting at Grange Hall followed by Columbia Zoning Board at Town Hall at 8 30 p.m. Elyria East Kiwanis gathers at 6 30 p.m. at the YMCA for community duties.
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Hair-thin glass threads boost cable TV security
Harrisburg AP reports AMP Inc has developed a new glass fiber optic connector for home cable TV. The threads resist wire tapping better than metal кабles, addressing pirates who have cost the industry up to 300 million dollars annually.
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AMP Inc
New London Zoning Board Rejects Drive-Through Variance
New London Township Zoning Board of Appeals denied a variance request by Richard Schriver and Hager Barnthouse to open a drive through convenience store on Route 162. The 4 to 1 vote noted the township is dry since 1933, but state liquor licensing could override. Petitioners may appeal to Huron County Common Pleas Court.
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