Rutland Man Injured When Cycle Goes Out Of Control
Jimmie E. Aleshire, 23, of Rutland was hurt when his motorcycle left the road on New Lima Road. It traveled 75 feet in gravel then 909 more feet in a ditch before stopping. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital for shoulder leg and eye lacerations and released. Separate Saturday crashes on Follrod Keebaugh Road near Sumner caused moderate to minor vehicle damage to two cars. A Racine pair, Raymond Hartley and Leda Mae Krauter, were involved. Hartley cited for no operator's license.
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Pomeroy
Jimmie E. Aleshire
Rutland
Lima
Carl Hysell
Aleshire
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Middleport
Leda Mae Kraueter
Racine
Hartley
Sons Home On Leave From Army and Marines
GLOUSTER Sp 4 Robert Mingus of the Army and Pvt James Mingus of the Marine Corps are visiting parents Mr and Mrs John Mingus Beach Road. Robert, class of 1962 Trimble School, enlisted June 1965 and will leave for Vietnam after July leave. James, class of 1964, joined Marines February 1966 and returns to Camp Pendleton June 24.
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Glouster
Robert Mingus
Army
Pvt
James Mingus
Marine Corps
John Mingus
Beach Road
Robert
Trimble School
Fort Jackson
S. C
Fort Gordon
Fort Ritchie
Viet Nam
James
Marines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Restaurant Owner Sues Repairman Over Fall Incident
Mildred Hoffman owner of the L. and M. Restaurant Meigs County files an 18520 dollar damage suit in the Common Pleas Court naming Robert Fife of Middleport alleging she fell over a toolbox used by Fife while repairing a refrigerator. She seeks medical expenses injuries and loss of ability to perform her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Robert Fife
Middleport
Mildred Hoffman
L. and M
Hoffman
Fife
Picnic Set By Baptists Auxiliary At New Haven Park
A pot luck picnic for Veterans Memorial Hospital auxiliary members and their families will be held Tuesday at 6 p.m. EST at the New Haven roadside park. Members are asked to bring a prospective new member as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital
New Haven
Five Billion Epidemics Cost Plant Health in U.S.
AP News notes plant disease epidemics cost Americans about 5 billion dollars yearly. Dr. James van der Plank of South Africa explains epidemic conditions depend on host, pathogen, and environment, and suggests strategies like resistant crops and careful spacing to curb spread. He cites potato blight resistance work and simple spacing as a firebreak. The piece also highlights dahlia varieties Collarette and corn pollination factors for yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Aronson
James E. van der Plank
Pennsylvania State University
van der Plank
Plant Protection Research Institute
Department of Agriculture
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State Patrol
Follrod-Keebaugh Road
Sumner
Marjorie Keebaugh
Chester Star
Rudolph M. Gordon
Col
Keebaugh
Gordon
Department of
Robert Hartenbach
Raymond Hartley
Walter Leonard Lesczynski
FBI
Illinois
Lesczynski
Chicago
Firestone
Firestone Safety Service
Ralph Well
Ralph
Neddedddeield
Delco
ARN Dry
Messenger
Jon Webb
Utah Ridge
Jaycees
Athens
David Snow
Victor Funke
Evansville
Ind
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