New London Youth Corps wages total 24307 for 32 students
A total of 24 307 dollars in wages was paid to 32 youths in the Neighborhood Youth Corps Program from September 1974 to September 1975. They worked in schools Fitchville School village maintenance and Recreation Park. Nestor coordinated the program. They could work eight hours weekly in school session and 26 to 40 hours weekly in summer.
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New London
Paul Nestor
Board of Education
Fitchville School
Recreation Park
Nestor
Robert Wenner
Donald Schick
Avon Lake Retains Engineers for Miller Road Sewer Study
Avon Lake council voted emergency measure to hire Havens and Emerson Ltd to prepare a preliminary study and design for Miller Road storm sewer district amid owner-approval doubts. Ford plant expansion and 60 percent owner sign-up key to funding. city debates tax base and equity.
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Avon Lake
Havens and Emerson, Ltd
Miller Road
Ford
Fruehaus
Third Ward
Robert D. Luce
Ford and the Illuminating Co
Wink-O-Matic
City council balks at shared spoils site with Vermilion and Sandusky
Huron officials meet with Army Corps of Engineers to discuss sharing the spoils site west of the city pier. Council questions space needs and harbor dredging disposal, fearing extra construction. Col. Bernard Hughes to send Corps coordinator Joseph Fowler to the October 27 session as councils seek public support to keep Sandusky and Vermilion from using the facility.
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Huron
United States Army Corps of Engineers
Vermilion
Sandusky
Huron City
Environmental Protection Agency Authority
Bernard Hughes
Hughes Wils
Joseph Fowler
Huron awards pact for renewal project
Huron city council awarded the final phase demolition contract to D James Zielske of Sandusky for the former city police station. The cleared land will host a new federal post office. Reuse appraisals and reviews by Michael J Stratnik are due by November 7, with HUD approval required before construction can start.
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Huron
D. James Zielske
Sandusky
Michael J Stratnik
Canton
Department of Housing and Urban Development
John Englehardt
Englehardt
Hidden selves and duties shape a dual career reveal
The column notes a October birthday reader may juggle two careers one public and one private, with charity work likely. It stresses seeking family security, restrained emotion, and prudent action while balancing home and work duties. It ends by noting Scotland Yard's origin as a palace site for Scottish kings during visits by English rulers.
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Scotland Yard
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