Norwalk mental health center may face shutdown
In Huron County a county Mental Health and Retardation Board subcommittee urges bylaw amendments to unify all county mental health services under one administration. The plan could dissolve the county Mental Health Society as center operator, prompting review of staff and referral issues. The board plans a March 15 special meeting to discuss the changes. A related move seeks to buy the A J Balles building to house all services, with state help covering most costs.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Mental Health and Retardation Board
648 Board
Route 20
Huron County Mental Health Society
County 648 Board
Society
James Grit
Grit
648
Henry Young
Mental Health Society
Young
A.J. Balles
Ohio Department of Mental Health
Larry Foran
Spencer area notes mix sports and civic notices
Colum bus wrestler Dan Gray heads to state in Columbus after winning 175 pound class at Nordonia to qualify for a second trip. Spencer Park Development Committee meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Town Hall. Black River Band Boosters plan calendars sale. Methodist Women organize Easter breakfast March 26. Girl Scout Week observed at Spencer United Methodist Church. Winter sports banquet set for Tuesday 6 30 p.m. at high school. Black River Board of Education meets Monday 8 p.m.. VFW pancake-eating contest scheduled March 25 6 p.m. Post serves weekends with Easter hours. senior citizens day offered Easter Sunday discounts.
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Pirate
Dan Gray
Columbus
Gray
Nordonia
Homer Hosey
Root Rd
Spencer
Black River
Black River Board of Education
United Methodist Women’s Society
Chatham V.F.W. Post
Richard Arters
Amherst Hospital launches $250000 remodel fund drive
Amherst Hospital announces a campaign led by Elmer Valentine to raise 250000 for remodeling the aging facility. The plan adds maternity, lab, pharmacy and admin space while the new building under construction nears completion in late May. Campaign chair Dale Rosenkranz and Rosemarie Valentine head volunteers to solicit business and civic support. The project financed by revenue bonds imposes no tax burden and aims to improve traffic flow teaching space and patient care.
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Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Elmer Valentine
Valentine
Dale Rosenkranz
Rosemarie Valentine
Ed Higgins
Frank Kovach
Andrew Warhola
Frank Lucas
Fred Berger
James Doughman
LCCC Women award 14 scholarships to students
Lorain County Community College names 14 recipients for the annual LCCC Women scholarships. Values range from 50 to 125 dollars, totaling 1300, with selections from the Financial Aid office. Recipients include Joanne Chulig, Anne Harmych, Eileen Perusek, Jose Reyes, Mary Hagins, Deborah Lakatos, Pamela Roberts, Dorain Meldrum, Susan Shaffer, Jan Arbogast, Patricia Calhoun, Christine Sampson, Alice Schroeder, Kareen Szabo. The tenth annual book sale funds the awards, set for April 9 to 11 in the College Center Mall.
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Avon
Kareen Szabo
LCCC
College Center Mall
Group denies tests ended by pressure
Leaders of the National Foundation of the March of Dimes deny reports that anti abortion pressure caused the end of support for birth defect diagnosis programs. Dr. Arthur J. Salisbury says the phase-out reflects a long standing policy to limit foundation aid over five years, with continued funding for genetic research. The June 1976 National Right to Life resolution urged discontinuing screening unless it benefits the unborn child.
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National Foundation of the March of Dimes
Arthur J. Salisbury
Medical Services
The
National Foundation
National
Right To Life Committee
Foundation
United States
March of Dimes
Market beef and hog prices rise at Kidron sale
Spring thaw fuels brisk bidding in Kidron with Holstein cows at 40 dollars and bulls to 43.35, strong demand for feed pigs and shoats, back-to-farm Holstein bull calves 49 to 72 dollars, Easter lamb and goat market next Thursday with weights 25 to 40 pounds and price bands 42 to 48 dollars, sows 24.50 to 42, boars 28 to 31.50, pigs 18 to 39.50 per head, shoats 39.50 to 50, sows and gifts 110 to 275, primes 59 to 75.50.
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Kidron
Candidacy Filing Deadline Nears March 23 All Candidates Urged
Ohio and statewide races await filings with Secretary of State Ted Brown urging candidates to submit nominating or candidacy petitions by 4 p.m. March 23. He cites possible coal strike and weather disruptions as reasons to avoid last minute filings. The notice lists price ranges for cattle and goats as context for the Columbus market section.
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Columbus
Ted Brown
Brown
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