Suit Filed In Drag Race Crash Injuries
Lozia Smith seeks 25000 in judgment for injuries from a traffic crash July 9 1966. He says he drove west on Rt 73 as two cars approached in his lane and he tried to squeeze between them, colliding with the Feurerbach car. Smith sustained spine leg wrist and shoulder injuries. The case cites a drag racing incident and Alaska Gold Rush era personalities.
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Hamilton
Lozia Smith
Rt .73
Feurerbach
Smith
Bock Receives Senior Secretary Certification
Eugene L. Bock, program executive of the YMCA since November 19, earns full certification as senior secretary from the YMCA Board of Certification of North America. A Wisconsin native, he joined the local YMCA in June 1982 after graduating from Spencerian College Milwaukee and has ties to Kiwanis and First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Elephants vanished from North America about 10 000 years ago and may have been hunted to extinction by prehistoric peoples.
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YMCA
Y" National Council
Eugene L. Bock
Association
Bock
Spencerian College
Milwaukee
West Allis Wis
George Williams College
Chicago
Wisconsin
Kiwanis Club
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Board of Certification
Ymca of North America
National Councils of
United States
Canada
North America
Patrolman Just Did His Duty
Ohio Highway Patrol corporalEdmund McGowan chased a speeding train to warn a trapped driver James E Mauman 23 of Mingo Junction. The train stopped 2000 feet from the wreck after the alert, Mauman was listed in satisfactory condition at a Warren hospital.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ville
Edmund McGowan
James E Mauman
Mingo Juretion
Corporal McGowan
Maumaw
Warren
Seoul as Capital of Korea for Centuries
The article notes Seoul has served as the Korean capital for more than five centuries, highlighting its long-standing political and ceremonial prominence.
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Seoul
Korea
Steeplejack's Job Is A Natural For Karen
Karen Klo Jones, 23, works as a steeplejack on Lafayette College’s Padee Hall flagpole, rare for a woman in the field. She planned to be a teacher, but family tradition drew her to the high work while her father Tony Kilo and brothers also belong to the trade.
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Easton
Padee Hall
Lafayette College
Karen Klo Jones
Karen
Tony Kilo
Mansfield State College
Karen’s rope break near 147 foot pole ends safely
Karen faced a close call when ropes broke atop a 147 foot pole but her father helped via a wire to the pulley and she repaired the rope. Since climbing at 17 she has married Robert and they have a two year old son. Robert supports her work and says he is becoming an expert as he helps between his auto center duties.
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Karen
Robert
Rockefeller Kin Dating Sharon Percy Says He Sees Her Often
John D. Rockefeller IV told The Washington Post he has seen Sharon Percy, daughter of Sen elect Charles H. Percy, but offered no marriage plans. Rockefeller, 28, won a West Virginia House of Delegates seat and noted his Peace Corps and State Department background.
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Washington (Ap
John D. Rockefeller IV
Sharon Percy
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Washington Post
Rockefeller
Charleston
W Va
Miss Percy
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Winthrow Rockefeller
Arkansas
Peace Corps
State Department
War On Novelty
Percy
W. E. Chilton III
The
Charleston Gazette
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Addie Nelson
Crawford St
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