Nine Injured In Two Car Crash Near Norwalk
A two car collision on U S 20 near Laylin Road at 8 45 a m left nine people injured. Fredrick L Meyer and Kathrine Meyer with four children were treated at Fisher Titus Hospital. Michael A Loyer and Kathrine Meyer were listed in satisfactory condition. Other local incidents include damage from a parked car collision on West Elm Street and a tire blowout causing guardrail damage at West Main Street and Valley Park Drive.
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U.S. 20
Laylin Road
Fredrick L. Meyer
Collins
Michael A. Loyer
Third St. Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Loyer
Kathrine R. Meyer
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Irene A. Meyer
Lisa J. Meyer
Richard M. Meyer
Michele A. Meyer
Pamela Loyer
Michelle Loyer
Steven C. Schneider
West Main Street
Valley Park Drive
John T. Clapp
N. Foster St
Jo and
Whittlesey Ave
Mary E. Dempsey
Hickory St
Kiwanis Program Features Teacher Speaker in Monroeville
Monroeville High School principal W Wallace Grimm will chair a Kiwanis program at 6:30 p m Tuesday in the church undercroft. Mrs Harry Preston will present a Share Your Life project. Mrs Lawrence Rock, long time school cook, receives a health related leave of absence as the club works to plant village trees by May 1 and to reinstate sponsoring of the inactive Boy Scout Troop, aided by a new school popcorn machine.
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Monroeville
W. Wallace Grimm
Monroeville High School
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Harry Preston
Lawrence Rock
Kiwanis
Steinem Returns to Ohio to Dial ERA Ratification
Gloria Steinem, Toledo native and leader of the Women’s Liberation movement, travels to Cleveland to help launch a state campaign urging the Ohio General Assembly to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. She says she will return home to celebrate if ratified.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gloria Steinem
Toledo
Ohio
General Assembly
Ms. Steinem
Ohio Senate
Steinem
The
Movement Magazine
Paul Matia
Anthony Novak
Morris Jackson
Josephine Irwin
Maryland Looks At Color Coded Plates To Limit Commute
Maryland weighs a novel plan to ration commuter trips in Baltimore and Washington by issuing color coded license plates that indicate which days of the week each driver may operate. The idea targets the region's traffic congestion and follows federal EPA considerations.
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Annapolis, Md
UPI
Maryland
Environmental Protection Agency
Baltimore
Washington
Washington Star-News
Mayor Lacks A Sense Of Humor in Windsor
CKWW news director Glen Burston resigned after a news conference with Windsor Mayor Frank Wansbrough and Xaviera Hollander the Happy Hooker. Burston said the joke did not go over and the mayor asked for his resignation.
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Windsor, Ont
UPI
Glen Burston
CKWW
Frank Wansbrough
Xaviera Hollander
No Troubles, Says Retirement Center Ends Scrutiny
Copeland Oaks retirement center in Sebring Ohio reports smooth operations after state and federal probes into fee hikes up to 400 percent. Executive director Claude Roe says only about 20 residents complained. 13 moved out. Fees include up to 645 dollars monthly and up to 51000 entrance.
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Sebring
Ohio
UPI
Copeland Oaks
Claude L. Roe
United Methodist Church
State Attorney General's Office
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Roe
Joseph Paul
IRS
Quiet Easter Week on Florida Beaches Sees Little Trouble
Daytona Beach officials report a tranquil holiday with an estimated 300 000 on the famous 12 block beach. Lifeguards pulled 29 from the surf and 280 were treated for man of war stings over the weekend. Police logged 324 minor charges across the Easter period as crowds dispersed Sunday night. Fort Lauderdale also reports a quiet Easter with few arrests.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Florida
Joe Muffoletto
Muffoletto
Fort Lauderdale
Police raid on East Main Street apartment nets suspected marijuana
Norwalk police confiscated marijuana during a raid on an East Main Street apartment Thursday night. No charges have been filed and investigators continue the inquiry.
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Norwalk
East Main Street
Ohio Senate mulls universal ID cards for adults
A proposed Ohio bill would require all residents 18 and over without a driver’s license to obtain a state identification card with photo and signature. Cards would cost 5 dollars, expire on the holder’s birthday every five years, and a 50 cent deputy registrar fee is permitted.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
John J. Gilligan
Bureau
State of Ohio
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Sherry Nelson
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Frank D’allessandro
FBI
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Joan D’‘Allessandro
Ll Be Right
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Ohio Child Conservation League
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Campfire Girls
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