Rescuers Dig Toward Trapped Engineers in BC Mine Disaster
Rescue workers moved debris to reach two engineers 2,500 feet underground after a series of explosions and collapses killed at least 13 miners and injured 17 in a British Columbia coal mine. Delfie Quarrin and Guido Venzi were contacted by mine telephone and appeared unhurt, though conditions remained dire.
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Bomb Damages Hi-Life Cafe In Bucyrus injuring three
A blast at the Hi-Life Cafe in Bucyrus Ohio injured three people and damaged a jewelry store and nearby homes. Police report about 12 people were inside the cafe when the explosion occurred as the night shift began.
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Willard Council Endorses Five Emergency Or dinances
Willard council approved five ordinances by emergency passage during a brief Monday session. The measures include a 21 700 generator for the municipal hospital and city vehicle and building insurance purchases. The meeting also addressed street work, overtime pay for emergencies, and bids for sewer pipe at Municipal Park. The Buss couple discussed water treatment plant site plans amid state reservoir plans and possible city changes this month.
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Willard Police Chief Consider Resigning for Miamisburg Post
Willard Police Chief Calvin C. Fillings said he is thinking about resigning to take a similar post in Miamisburg. Mayor Paul R. Stevick announced March 11 Fillings would accept, with start date linked to ending the Pioneer Rubber strike. The strike has ended and the Miamisburg post is currently filled by a police captain.
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Willard Names New Councilman Stanley R. Culler
Stanley R. Culler, 39, was appointed first ward councilman to replace the late Harley Austin and sworn in by assistant law director Kenneth Thorton. Culler, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad signal maintainer, will serve until the next municipal election in November. He is a Sherwood native residing in Willard since 1950 with his wife and three children at 222 S Main St.
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Plan Garden Apartments For Retirement Village In Wooster
The project aims to fund a 100 unit complex using National Church Residences and possible federal loans. Rentals would center on a straight rental system for residents aged 62 with income limits of 4000 single or 5000 married, within a non profit, non denominational plan on a 45 acre site.
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Rev John Glenn outlines Bristol Village projects and future sites
The Rev John Glenn former Bristol Village developer and new executive director of Ohio Church Residences spoke at a mall complex meeting detailing Bristol Village operations and proposed villages at Wooster and Worthington. About half of the 35 attendees signed cards to indicate interest in a future retirement village meeting. No date was set.
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