Man Stricken At Fire In Monroeville
Lorston Morehead of Wye Street Monroeville collapsed during a trash fire at his residence and was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Firemen also fought a dead tree blaze at the same address and answered two other calls including a brush fire near Williams Road and a corn stubble fire at State 13 and State 4.
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Monroeville
Lorston Morehead
Wye Street
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Morehead
Olin Schneider
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Williams Road
State
Crusade Chairman Appointed Across Huron County
Paul Wechter announces Sunday April 18 as the drive date and lists chairmen for Norwalk Monroeville New London North Fairfield Wakeman Willard Celeryville and surrounding townships. County wide fundraising totals 18020 last year with 7208 for national research 5100 for statewide programs and 5711 for local education and services. The 1970-71 unit budget is 6860.
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Paul Wechter
Huron County Cancer’ Crusade
James Hile
Jim Filip
Norwalk
Clayton Meyers
Helen Payne
Monroeville
Elsie Glaser
New London
Gertrude Whitright
North Fairfield
Wes Byron
Wakeman
Harold Snyder
Willard
Stanton Holthouse
Celeryville
Roy Palm
the Grange
Fairfield
Ruby Gravenhurst
Herman Myers
Peru
Dick Myers
Richmond
Jerry Bauer
Dale Whitacre
Ridgefield
Raymond Smith
Sherman
George Mesenburg
Townsend
Huron County
The
Cancer Society
Woman Held on Bad Check Charge in Toledo Warrant
Lynda E. King 23 of North Fairfield was arrested by sheriff's deputies on a bad check charge. She faced a warrant from the Toledo Police Department and was released to Toledo officials.
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Lynda E. King
North Fairfield
Toledo
U.S. Imports 84 Million Live Fish and 14 Million Other Animals
The government reported that 84 million live fish and 14 million other animals were imported into the United States last year. Most went to scientific experiments while a smaller portion were kept as pets.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Tub accident described in Mrs Hill case
Mrs Charles Hill was shocked while getting out of a tub when a trip lever released water and the furnace grounded to a hot pipe. Hill said she collapsed and saved their three year old from harm. doctors expect she may go home soon. In Spokane a man sued for 150000 alleging eye injury from a champagne cork. defendants include Gold Seal Vineyards Sparkletop and the state of Washington.
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Charles Hill
Collins
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Hill
Gold Seal Vineyards Inc
Sparkletop Corp
State of Washington
Norwalk High to Present Rest Assured Comedy
Norwalk High School will stage Rest Assured a comedy by 16 students with Jim Ryerson Ann Johnson and Dave Ensminger in lead roles April 16 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium Tickets are sold at the door. The play follows a businessman obsessed with money who, after death, sees what he missed in life and seeks to atone aided by a twist ending.
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Norwalk High School
Jim Ryerson
Ann Johnson
Dave Ensminger
Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast Dial 662 4241
An advertisement urges readers to place want ads for rapid rental listings. It promotes dialing 662 4241 to place the notice. The blurb emphasizes quick exposure for vacant properties.
Strike Enters Third Day At Kent Sporting Goods Plants
About 90 workers at three Kent Sporting Goods plants in New London and Wellington walked out Tuesday night, forming picket lines. Company president Larry Long calls the walkout unauthorized and says a Tuesday negotiating session will not occur unless workers return to work. The United Rubber Workers want higher pay, union shop terms, and increased incentives, while the company offers a 13.5 cent hourly raise plus holiday pay and insurance.
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New London
Kent Sporting Goods
Eagle Rubber Co
Ashland
Wellington
Larry Long
United Rubber Workers
Long
Margaret Barden
United Rubber Workers Union
UAW
Barden
Struck Company Officials Say Negotiations Ongoing
Eagle Rubber Co executive vice-president Leonard Rauth told the New London Record there was no breakdown in negotiations and the talks were active all Tuesday. He suggested workers may misunderstand contract timing and questioned other possible causes for the strike. Kent Sporting Goods plants in New London at 70 S Railroad St and Route 60 produce football helmets basketballs and other sporting goods for area schools.
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Leonard Rauth
Eagle Rubber Co
The
New London Record
Kent Sporting Goods
New London
S. Railroad St
Route 60
Hospital Gets 30 Day Extension To Restore Medicare Approval
New London Hospital Board of Trustees won a 30 day extension to correct deficiencies found after a State Health Department inspection. The extension aims to secure Medicare accreditation, with officials hoping for a state re inspection and report. Loss of accreditation could cost about 50 thousand dollars annually in business.
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New London
GMS Auction Reopens After Contaminated Goods Incident
GMS Auction on Whittlesey and Schaffer Roads reopens this Saturday with a community sale after closure since last November when the sale barn received contaminated food. Auctioneer Mrs Earl Shaw and her husband invested 250 to 350 dollars to upgrade wiring and ceilings. Regular Monday auctions resume April 19 with items including household furnishings and restaurant equipment.
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GMS
Whittlesey
Schaffer Roads
Earl Shaw
Helena
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