Orrville wins okay for construction funds
The Ohio Controlling Board approved a $2.88 million appropriation for the Wayne General and Technical College Orrville campus, with low bids totaling about $2.404 million and the project set to begin in July. The building will sit on the Blatter Farm north of Orrville and initial enrollment is expected to exceed 500 day and evening students from Medina Wayne and Holmes Counties. The Phase I plan will house general and technical programs for up to 750 full time students, with Phase II projected to cost about $35 million and to begin in 1973.
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Ohio Controlling Board
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Wayne General and Technical College
Orrville
University of Akron
Controlling Board
C A King & Sons
William A. Rogers
Medina
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Rogers
Twelve Deed Transfers Recorded Last Week
Wayne County Recorder Ruth Williams recorded deed transfers. Transfers include Sammons to Sammons in Chippewa Two. Fitchue and Phipps to Frase in Marshallville. Showalter to Meyers in Chippewa Two. Newton to Barnex in Doylestown. Sammons to Wilson in Chippewa Two. Ball to Osborne in Rittman. Erich to Laurila and Pennell in Rittman. Oppliger to Wilson in Milton Two. Shane to Rupp in Milton Two. Gammell to Long in Milton Two. Hedderly to Kiss. Wolf to Carl Sr and Mace in Creston.
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Wayne County
Ruth Williams
Hoy V
Edna M Jackson
Wendell L
Donna J Sammons
Chippewa
Allen
Arlene Showalter
Edward W
Mary Meyers
Robert A
Mary E Newton
Thomas A Sr
Karen L
Edward B. Wilson
Curtis B
Jacqueline Ball
Owen J
Irene R Osborne
Rittman
Paul J
Irene E Erich
Harold L Laurila
Edgar Pennell
Lot
William R
Laura Bertha Oppliger
Robert S
Lois Wilson
Milton
Harvey D
Carol A. Shane
Kenneth Dale Rupp
Milton Two
Ronald D
Roanna Gammell Toe Kay Long
Frederick M
Donna M. Hedderly
Emery Jr
Cheryl L. Kiss
Elvin
Matilda Wolf
Blonda Carl Sr
Mary Marguerite Mace
Creston
IRS tax column answers withholding, aliens, and home basis
A local IRS column answers common tax questions. It advises working couples to adjust withholding, claims fewer exemptions, and to use additional withholding if needed. It notes refunds usually take weeks, suggests contacting the IRS center if delayed, and explains Publication 519 for aliens. It also covers adding home improvements to basis and handling estimated tax notices.
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IRS
IRS Service Center
One meal a day is luxury for some
An elderly New Yorker begs at Upper Broadway, highlighting hunger and nutrition ignorance amid urban poverty. While some receive city aid, many avoid assistance or lack knowledge of nutritious options. Experts note rural hunger can exceed city hunger, yet city problems include alcoholics and mentally ill, as new health stores open in poorer areas. A park bench figure sums up the daily struggle: any meal suffices.
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New York
Natalie Jaffe
Miss Jaffe
Pipus Information
Human Resources Administration
New York City
122Nd Street
Harlem
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Education Communication Center
Branch College
Eugene P. O‘grady
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
United States
U.S
Larson and
Marrocraft
Glen-Ray Marine
South Main
Bloch & Whee
Bas Chien Ok Groupe
Ronal Ynall
Ecstorert
Sect of
Rittman Furniture
Prau
the Rittman Press
Anmnhi
Wooster Public Square
Akron Main & Market
Rittman Rittman Shopping Center
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