Alcoholics Get Help At San-Valley House
The San Valley Alcoholic Recovery Residence in Tiffin, a century-old red brick home, serves Huron, Seneca and Wyandot counties with 13 beds for adult male alcoholics sober at least seven days. Residents stay six weeks on average, enter via hospitals or courts, and must agree to a strict booze ban and self-improvement.
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San-Valley House
San-Valley
Tiffin
San Valley
Huron
Seneca
Wyandot
Pamela Tipton
Bob Babcock
Babcock
Center
Man holed in 5 foot hole as dog pups born nearby
Hattie Griffin, 46, spent over nine hours head first in a 5 foot deep hole after her neighbor's dog dug under a garage and gave birth to a litter. The dog dragged all but one pup to the Griffin home and rescue came as neighbors and police arrived. In a separate incident at the University of Michigan, Aparicio shot Koos after a dispute over job performance, killing Koos in the Neuro-Psychiatric Institute hallway.
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Chicago
UPS
Hattie Griffin
Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
William J. Aparicio
Donald J. Koos
University of Michigan
Koos
Aparicio
Joe Owsley
Institute
Treasury suspends U.S. savings bonds sales until debt limit hike
The Treasury said sales of savings bonds will stop immediately until Congress raises the federal debt ceiling. About 40,000 banks, corporations, and other agents with bond-issuing authority were notified. Redemption of existing bonds remains unaffected.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Congress
Treasury Department
Department
Fraudulent recruiting probes trigger death threats to Marines
FBI probes threats to three Marine sergeants who testified to congressional investigators about widespread illegal recruiting practices in northern Ohio. Trafficking of criminal records, exam cheating, and faked diplomas alleged. threats reported by Sgt. Robinette in Cleveland and by Sgts. Goode and Greco at Elyria and Willoughby offices.
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Cleveland
UPI
FBI
Marine Corps
Ohio
Donald J. Robinette
Terry Goode
Gerald Greco
Goode
Elyria
Greco
Willoughby
Howard Metzenbaum
Fair Weather and Local Life Notices
Fair tonight with lows 60s and warmer Wednesday. 20 percent rain chance this afternoon through Wednesday. Winds light tonight. Monday temperatures 77 to 59 with zero precipitation. Births report two Norwalk births to families at Fisher Titus. Deaths note Carl G. Schafer and Ruth Garner. Marriage license items list several couples in Willard and Norwalk. Historical note on King Mongkut’s marriages referenced from Broadway.
Norwalk Man Detained Three Days On Questionable Warrant
Norwalk resident Bobby Barnett spent three days in Huron County Jail after a warrant from Bowling Green Municipal Court led to his arrest near Ohio 99 and 162. Barnett claims a faulty recall and misread rights. Wood and Huron County officials cite administrative errors but defend the arrest. Judge Derby released Barnett and indicated limited prospects for a lawsuit. deputies say they acted on a valid warrant with immunity for judges.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Wood County
Bobby Barnett
Washington St
Barnett
Ohio 99
Steuben
Willard
James Thomson
Bowling Green
Dora Barnett
Mansfield
Raymond Fr. Coller
James Sears
Sheriff's Department
Huron County Sheriff's Office
Derby
Postal Carriers Reject National Contract at Chicago Convention
National Association of Letter Carriers delegates with boos and jeers urged their 170,000 members to reject the proposed three year contract as ballots go to about 550,000 postal workers for ratification. A federal judge in Newark barred the New York Metro local APW from a strike vote for its 23,000 members.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Chicago
Newark
N.J
New York Metro
American Postal Workers Union
New York
New York City
Joseph Vacca
McCormick Place
Vincent R. Sombrotto
Vacca
U.S
Frederick B. Lacey
United States
County faces 205000 sewer bill over minority stipulation
Huron County may bear a 205000 cost for a federally funded sewer project at the fairgrounds after the EDA questioned compliance with a 10 percent minority contractor rule. Mason P. Oglesby supplied materials but was deemed not a construction firm, limiting credit toward the minority portion. County officials seek a waiver as the project nears finishing touches and payments are at risk.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
C.B. Roscoe
U.S. Economic Development Administration
EDA
Mason P. Oglesby
Norwalk
S.E. Johnson Corp
Oglesby
Roscoe
Robert Dempsey
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Gary
Pleasant Street Park
Jim Lang
Sonja Guyton
Tom Gerrity
Pleasant Street Bridge
Paul Stafford
Onassis
Empire
Moscow
Christina Onassis
Sergei Kauzov
Aristotle Onassis
Kauzov
West
Vanessel Sexton
Vonnie S. Villareal
John D. Churella
New London
Pamela L. Fleming
James R. Fresch
Marie B. Spiegel
James A. Gies
Susan A. Kerner
Cary D. Meade
Cheryl A. Murr
Lowell
Claudette Shepherd
Collins
Fisher-Titus
Thomas
Sandra Susko
Fisher- Titus
Carlton G. Schafer
Toledo
Ruth R. Garner
Lorain
King Mongut of
Siam
Anna and the King of
EDA Chicago
Jeep
Huron County Administration
Milan Ave
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