Local grocers report steady meat supply despite 20% price rise
Norwalk stores say beef and chicken costs have jumped about 20 percent from last week while pork remains steady. A and P impose a five pound limit on ground beef. Latham’s reports short supplies for chicken and pork but ample beef. Kroger notes possible future shortages despite current ample ground beef and a rapid turkey sale last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stark
A&p
Weaver
Kroger Co
Andrew Missler
Kroger
City Woman Undergoes Open Heart Surgery at St Vincent
Mrs Dorothy J Wilde of 180 Tucker Ave underwent open heart surgery today at St Vincent Hospital Cleveland. Red Cross chair Mrs George Phillips led 13 donors to Washington as volunteers ferried donors to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy J. Wilde
Tucker Ave
St. Vincent Hospital
Cleveland
George Phillips
American Red Cross
Board calls on prosecutor over eight health department cases
Huron County Board of Health asked prosecutor William Owens to act on eight matters referred last month including the Milan Manor septic tank lawsuit sewage violations in two townships and junkyard violations. The board criticized Owens for inaction and planned a site visit to the Liquid Digester Co incinerator. It also advised Lee Stevens to apply for a building permit despite EPA denial and accepted Joann Marrett’s resignation as health nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Board of Health
William Owens
Milan Manor
Owens
Willard
Liquid Digester Co
Clarence Ellett
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ellett
Lee Stevens
EPA
Stevens
Joann Marrett
Stokely Pays for Fish Kill in Huron River
Ohio wildlife officials report Stokely Van Camp paid 825 dollars for a 1968 fish kill in the Huron River. About 13 946 fish died in the east branch after cannery waste from the Norwalk plant polluted the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stokely- van Camp, Inc
Huron River
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Norwalk
Doctors dispute state Medicaid backlog in Ohio
Local physicians and hospitals challenge Welfare Department claims that Medicaid payments are dwindling. Richard Murray of Good Samaritan Medical Center says the hospital is owed 150000 dollars, up from 100000 in February, with some doctors now refusing welfare cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, Ohio
UPI
State Welfare Department
Richard Murray
Two Year Old Hit By Car On East Chestnut Street
A Norwalk two year old, Tanja N. Tesmer, was injured when a car driven by Nelson A. Snyder struck her right ankle as she stepped from the curb. She received treatment at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. A separate incident saw Terri Lynn Summerlin strike a city parking meter in a metered lot, causing minor damage to her car and the meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
East Chestnut Street
Tanja N. Tesmer
Michael Tesmer
E. Chestnut St
Nelson A. Snyder
Woodward Odr
Snyder
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Terri Lynn Summerlin
Parsons St
Miss Summerling
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East Main St
Richard Fyock
Ferris Lane
Ned Junk
Old State Rd
Nancy Katz
N. Pleasant St
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Walnut St
Donald Morrow
Monroeville
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N. West St
Pauline Simon
West Elm St
Phyllis Smith
Hickory St
Stanton Taylor
E. Elm St
Florence Wagner
Wayne Leslie
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New State Rd
Dean Wilde
Spring St
Star Seeker
Bradford
Roger Williams
The
Lakeside Symphony
Hoover Auditorium
Lakeside, Ohio
Lakeside Association
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Ohio
Stokely
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Flo
Florence & Dean
Dean
Drums
Bob Fuller Family
Whittlesey
Greenwich
Charles Spence
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ThriftiCheck
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E. Main St
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
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