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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1969
Page
11
EHOVE students were polled to assess opinions on the new vocational school. Results show high favorability, with over 80 percent feeling successful, 94 percent finding programs informative, and two thirds noting better grades. Most support the vocational program for future employment, while complaints centered on unfinished campus conditions and walking distances.
EHOVE board votes to seek accreditation as a technical college and authorize presenting the proposal to the Ohio Board of Regents which could allow an associate degree. A new business education unit will aid the COE program next year as Phase I and II topsoil bids are delayed for further work.
Superior Coach Corporation president Dwayne A. Shields announced that 86.5 percent of shares represented approved the merger plan with Sheller-Globe Corporation Toledo. Approximately 86.2 percent voted in favor, exchanging one Superior share for 0.37 Sheller-Globe common and 0.40 of new convertible preferred stock. The merger requires IRS ruling before consummation.
Charles Manders, 27, of 20 East Elm St., swerved to avoid a Shetland pony on State Highway 18 and went off the road. He was treated at Fisher Titus Hospital after striking a marker, a rock, and two trees. The pony belonged to Lawrence Genery of Wakeman. No citations were issued.
Samuel Lathan age 32 of New Miami was arrested at his home and charged with two counts of first degree murder in the beating deaths of dentist Dr Bertram Rhoden 62 and his wife Leona 60. Bodies found April 3 after a neighbor reported newspapers piling up on the porch and saw Mrs Rhoden dead in the hall while the husband lay about 60 feet away.
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