Health Board Concerned By VDTB Rise
Huron County to surpass last year’s gonorrhea totals as of July 27 with 41 cases, while five active TB cases since June raise concern. Most patients are in 20s. Vaccination release forms now required for polio measles mumps and rubella. Agri Sludge Inc seeks to spread sludge on farmland. permission granted in January then withdrawn in March amid resident complaints and fears of pollution.
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Huron County
County Board of Health
Imelda Lodermeier
Bellevue
Lodermeier
Ohio Board of Health
Roger Dixon
Agri Sludge Inc
Millersburg
Board of Health
Huron River
Two Vehicles Stolen From Willard Parking Lot
Willard police report two vehicles stolen within 90 minutes from the Chessie Cat Lounge on North Main Street. A 1973 Ford truck owned by Robert W. Bird was taken at 12:12 a.m. and remains unrecovered with plate AA 919. A 1974 AMC Jeep was stolen from the same lot at 1:31 a.m. and found at 9:46 a.m. on Maple Street west of Park Street.
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Willard
Robert W. Bird
Chessie Cat Lounge
North Main Street
Attica
Maple Street
Park Street
Norwalk Library screens Trek episode The Trouble With Tribbles
The Norwalk Public Library continues its nine week evening film series with an eighth screening at 7 p.m. The hour long show features the classic Star Trek episode The Trouble With Tribbles, free to all attendees.
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Norwalk
First Dibs on Horse Sale Proceeds Granted
Raven swood Farm of Rock Tavern N Y wins an order to receive the first 7294 dollars from an area auction of four Morgans. Judge Robert W Smith notes the sale at Carrousel Stables Ohio 4 Bellevue is not a title risk but garnishment serves on auctioneer Richard Miller & Associates and on the Simpson family.
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New York
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Ravenswood Farm
Rock Tavern
N.Y
Deborah
Debbie
Lester
William Simpson
Ravenswood
Borgia
Debbie Simpson
Bellevue
Florida
Norwalk
Michael Fegen
Oakwoods
Charm
Carrousel Stables
Ohio
Citizens Ambulance Sets 60 Dollar Call Fee
Wakeman area Citizens Ambulance board set a 60 per patient call fee plus one dollar per mile for non members while members donate 25 annually covering the whole family. The service began Monday with first run Wednesday. It serves multiple townships and villages. about 50000 raised in donations to launch.
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Wakeman
Citizen’s Ambulance Service Board
CAS
Wakeman Township
Clarksfield
Townsend Township
Hartland
Florence
Henrietta
Camden
Oberlin Professor Attacks Nuclear Plant Costs in Erie Hearings
Oberlin College economist Robert W. Tufts testified for the Coalition for Safe Electric Power, disputing Edison’s forecasted need for the Erie Nuclear Plant. He argued conservation can delay start up beyond 1986 1988 and that coal plants may be cheaper. Tufts cross examined by Jay Silberg and will return next week as Oberlin’s sole witness.
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Huron
Ohio Edison
Erie
Oberlin College
Robert W. Tufts
Jay Silberg
Washington, D.C
Edison
Silberg
Tuft
Taft
Tufts
Ohio
Coalition For Safe Electric Power
Cleveland
Oberlin
Star
Toledo Coalition For Safe Energy
Saunders Miller
Minneapolis
Gerald Charnoff
Washington
Shaw, Pittman, Potts, and Trowbridge
Miller
Charnoff
United States
Hospital Admissions List Names Residents Across Norwalk Area
The hospital admission ledger records multiple residents from Norwalk and nearby towns. Listed are Mrs Helen Longyear and Mrs Frieda Schug of Monroeville, Janice Horne of Norwalk, Mrs Jane Gilbert of Collins, Walter Seville of Norwalk, Mrs Georgiana Varga of Norwalk, Mrs Betty Kessler of Norwalk, Brenda McGuckin of Collins, Mrs Dortha Parker of Wakeman, Mrs Carol Lee of Greenwich, Mrs Madaline Forcum of Huron, Mrs Christine Marrett of New London, Mrs Varlery Moffit of Rochester, and Master Thomas Huffman of Norwalk.
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Admissions
Helen Longyear
Monroeville
Frieda Schug
Janice Horne
Norwalk
Jane Gilbert
Collins
Walter Seville
Georgiana Varga
Betty Kessler
Brenda McGuckin
Dortha Parker
Wakeman
Carol Lee
Greenwich
Madaline Forcum
Huron
Christine Marrett
New London
Varlery Moffit
Rochester
Ohio
Thomas Huffman
Pediatrician Search Restart at Fisher-Titus After Staff Changes
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital will begin a new pediatrician search as assistant administrator Patrick Martin notes. Dr. David Deehr joined as anesthesiologist with two full-time and two part-time anesthesiologists now on staff. Dr. Mary Marsick resigned after being granted privileges. The hospital’s doctor count rose to 27 from 14 two years ago.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Patrick Martin
Martin
David Deehr
Mary Marsick
Nick Marsick
Berlin-Milan
Mary Martin
Hudson
Deehr
Fisher-Titus
Grandview Medical Center
Dayton
Sandusky
Ohio State University
Kansas City College
Grandview
Judith
Milan Manor
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Citizens’ Ambulance
Bill Burdick
Elyria
Jim Tansey
Joyce Storrie
Ambulance Board
Carl Gerber
Enterprise
Rt. 250
Vms Anu ES
Teen Dancing Sun
Fisher Music
W. Main ST
Sandusky Drive-In Theatre
Cleveland Rd
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