Unopposed Elyria Judges Ferguson and Howard Seek Re‑election
Election 1991 shows Elyria Municipal Court Judges George Ferguson and John Howard unopposed in both the May 7 Democratic primary and November general election. Ferguson seeks a second six year term after serving as city solicitor for 10 years before his 1985 election. Howard, a founding Elyria NAACP member, also faces no opposition. both judges earn 78 050 dollars annually.
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Howard
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Horn
Elio Zerbini
Harry Butler
Brighton Township asks for 1-mill levy on roads
Voters will decide on a five year 1-mill levy to fund general construction resurfacing and repair of township roads and bridges. Replacing an expiring levy from 1990 expected to raise more due to higher property values. Nine miles of roads to maintain and resurface including Peck-Wadsworth Road reconstruction this summer.
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Brighton
Steve Urbansky
Two from auxiliary going to Girls State
Tina Slone and Tina Henricks from Broome Wood Post 292 Auxiliary head to Ashland University for Girls State in June. Slone, daughter of Byron and, residents of 33 N Railroad St, serves in NHS, French Club and Yearbook, is junior class treasurer and Mock Trial veteran, finalist for 1991 Fire Queen, Rotary Speech Contest winner, active in First Baptist Youth Group, and works part time for Miller Brothers. Henricks, daughter of Tom and residents of State Route 60, sings with the band, joins Spanish and College Clubs, serves on drill teams and Mock Trial, is secretary of Our Lady of Lourdes Youth Organization, and works for Ponderosa in Norwalk.
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New London
Tina Slone
Tina Henricks
Girls State
Ashland University
Broome Wood
Slone
Byron Slone
N. Railroad St
First Baptist Youth Group
Miller Brothers
Henricks
Tom Henricks
Our Lady of Lourdes
Ponderosa
Norwalk
Four measures on ballot in New London district race
New London voters face four tax requests on Tuesday. The 4-mill emergency operating levy would renew a 7.15-mill level, reduced to raise about 152000 annually. A 1.5-mill permanent improvement levy would fund schoolbuilding and grounds projects for three years, including bus garage relocation and gym seating study. Firelands Ambulance seeks a 1-mill renewal, and EHOVE requests a 1.5-mill renewal for five years.
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New London
Firelands Ambulance Service
New London Board of Education
Steve Schumm
Jennings
Schumm
Firelands Ambulance Service District
EHOVE
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