Fostoria area teachers listed for vacancies and classes
The page lists teaching vacancies in subjects like Biology Speech and Western Civilization History plus early registration at Fostoria High School on Monday September 12. Agricultural notes report yields of 67.8 bushels per acre, 5.3 below 1965, and winter wheat at 27.2 bushels per acre.
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Suzanne P. Radliffe
Prinipis
Fostoria Braich
Fostia High School
Sovereign Immunity in Ohio Law Explained
Joe is injured when a truck hits his car and learns the State of Ohio cannot be sued due to sovereign immunity. The piece explains constitutional protection for states and subdivisions, and notes limited avenues for redress such as the Sun ny Claims Board and potential federal court claims under specific circumstances.
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Joe
Hio
Ohio
England
Sunny Claims Board
Unitedtates
Congress
Nhate
Ohio crops seen higher yields for 1966 winter wheat and corn
The Ohio Crop Reporting Board said winter wheat prospects may reach 45,400,000 bushels, up from 38,240,000 last year, and corn production could total about 236,216,000 bushels, roughly 16.4 million more than 1965. The August estimates align with July reports.
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Ohio
Agritlute Department
Wednesse
Crop Reporting Board
Ohio Toll From Traffic Crashes Tops Six Month Mark
Traffic crashes in Ohio killed 1112 people in the first half of 1966, averaging 6.14 deaths per day. The toll included 818 men and 294 women among drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and riders, with Ohio ranking high nationally despite safety efforts. California, Texas, New York, and Winds led nationwide deaths.
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Ohio
California
Texas
New York
Warren C. Nelson
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Court Notices and Transfers in Upper Sandusky Area
Court documents list transfers of several parcels and lots in Upper Sandusky Antrim Sycamore and Jackson Townships including 140.32 acres Trifflin and 152.30 acres Syndicated by defendants and grantors valued at $1.00. Also notes that New York City holds about half of known narctic addicts in the US with Illinois at 16 percent and cites the 1945 US budget of 98 billion dollars.
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Mabel I. Halm
Arnold W. Lee
Upper Sandusky
John E. Ralph
Kenneth E. Smith
Antrim
John W. Hawkins
Ricard R. Miller
Trifflin Township
Harry E. Cole
Mabel Martin
Sycamore
Charles Rieser, Jr
George E. Frantz
Lucille G. Hemmerly
H. D. Hemmerly
Jackson Township
James Everett Baugher
Tah Mae Baugher
Sycamore Township
New York City
Illinois
Stork Delivers 7 Pound Son For Schmidutz Family
The Schmidutz family of 78 Circular Street in Tiffin welcomed a son named James Douglas. He weighed 7 pounds 124 ounces and was born August 6 at 4 30 a.m. Mrs Schmidutz is Joyce Hayman prior to marriage.
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Ronald Schmidutz
Circular St
Tiffin
James Douglas
Schmidutz
Joyce Hayman
Carey-ettes Tour Highlights Wyandot County Visit
On August 10 at 10 30 a m the Carey-ettes toured Upper Sandusky visiting the Upper Court where Judge Kear presided then lunch at Village Inn. They toured Mission Church Wyandot County Museum bought souvenirs and swam at the Upper Pool. Next meeting August 26 at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Church.
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Catey-ettes
Carey-ettes
Marilyn Musrave
Linda’Derr
Paul Wop
Lylé Orians
Ordinand Williams
Upper Sandusky
West
Kear
Village Inn
Mission Church
Wyandot County
Souvniers
Methodist Church
Gaynell Ratliff
Ohio Toll Performance Relative to Other States
Ohio posted a June toll of 215 versus an average 253 for six peers. For six months, Ohio totals 1112, which trails the peer average by 223.
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Ohio
Sweeping Change in Liquor Permit System Announced
Liquor Director Donald D. Cook announced a sweeping change in liquor permit handling. All more than 40 000 permits will expire Oct 1 each year under new rules to improve efficiency and ease late filing penalties. Applicants are urged to file promptly and verify a pre printed data card with required information and fee.
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Donald D. Cook
Cook
Heat Deaths in Football Labeled Preventable by AMA Panel
A five doctors panel at AMA meeting urges early acclimation to heat and hydration. They warn heat illness caused several deaths last year and outline steps for players, coaches, and parents to prevent future fatalities.
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Ama
Chicago
American Medical Association
Committee
University of Kentucky
Charles Bradshaw
Purdue University
L. W. Combs
Allan J. Ryan
University of Wisconsin
Combs
Ryan
U.S
Clifford B. Fagan
National Federation of State
Fagan
William E. Newell
National Athletics Trainers Association
Newell
Fred Hein
AMA Department of Health Education
American College of Sports Medicine
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