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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
2
Town notices list numerous births and adoptions from Ada to Delphos with names of parents and locations. It records hospital dismissals and admissions at Memorial Hospital, naming dozens of individuals by surname and town, including infants and adults.
Firemen attributed three car fires to carburetor backfires from Tuesday noon calls. Gary Gause’s vehicle at Kibby and Elizabeth Streets burned 12:22 PM with $100 damage. Donna Fry’s car at Bible Road sustained $25 loss at 2:11 PM. Sylvester Price’s auto on High Street incurred $100 damage after a 12:11 AM report. Waldo Hotel mattress fire from smoking guest Harold Magon caused $100 damage at 5:55 AM today.
Atty Gen Katzenbach invites 30 governors to form state planning committees on crime and enforcement. He urges local action, says committees can boost the National Crime Commission and share effective methods. Also notes Viet Nam cargo shipments, international funding reviews, and a note on public libraries.
Mayor Christian Morris signed two land deed vouchers for the new City Hall of Justice site. A $27,400 voucher goes to A B and Patricia Fink, and a $20 voucher to Roy W and Kathryn Pickreil. Morris lauded Police Chief Donald Miller as he begins his third year, praising his service.
Local clerk reports multiple marriage license issuances including Carl A Mayer and Marcie Emerick both aged 31 and 21 respectively, Norrell Smith and Maxime Scott aged 29 and 31, and others such as Larry Ward and Shirley Holmes, Thomas Horton and Joyce Carroll, Ernest Stevens and Kitty Goble, Paul Wauben and Connie Baker, detailing addresses across Lafayette Lima Elida and Waynesfield.
Canberra reports that the tropical north hosts the frilled lizard whose bright neck frill frightens predators. A representation of this lizard will appear on the tail side of the two cent coin when Australia adopts decimal money next year.
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