Real estate developer sends water samples in peanut butter jar
Dick Rench, an unhappy Milan Manor Apartments owner, writes to EPA Bowling Green asking for his original water sample jar. He notes he must reuse containers and has consumed peanut butter and mayonnaise to keep sampling. He complains his jars have not been returned.
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Buddy
Dick Rench
Environmental Protection Agency
Rench
Milan Manor
Bowling Green
J. E. King
Office of Public Water Supply
EPA
P.S
Erik Estrada injured in CHiPs crash in Los Angeles
UPI reports teenage star Erik Estrada was critically injured in a motorcycle crash while filming CHiPs in Los Angeles. Doctors assess possible aorta injury with ribs fractured and internal damage under investigation at UCLA Medical Center.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Erik Estrada
Estrada
Ucla Medical Center
Jim Powers
Frank
California
Weather outlook and notable life events
Sunny with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and a late night chance of storms. Monday’s temps reach 57 to 78 with trace precipitation. sunrise at 6 28 and sunset at 8 38. Births report a girl to Michael and Beverly King in Greenwich at Fisher Titus. Mrs Katie Vanichek, 85, Willard, dies.
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Michael
Beverly King
Greenwich
Fisher-Titus
First U.S. woman mail carrier Belle Simpkins in Reading
United Press International notes Belle Simpkins became the first U.S. woman mail carrier with a 1901 route in Reading Kansas. The fact highlights a milestone in women’s entry into federal civil service and postal work.
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U.S
Belle Simpkins
Reading
Kan
Budgeting in uncertainty for Huron County 1980 plan
County budget talks reveal auditor Ken Reed cannot estimate available funds until early next year due to ongoing tre estions and a broad tax equalization revision. Proposed 96.6 percent value hike for agricultural land and 44 percent for residential property threaten tax bills. a serennial reappraisal may cost 264000 to 275000 dollars to be drawn from the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Reed
Huron County
Reed
Tax Commission
Huron County Commissioners
Ohio Commissioner of Tax Equalization
Department of Tax Equalization
Robert) Kinney
Carter stages Amtrak ride to press solar energy drive
President Carter rode a Washington to Baltimore Metroliner trip to press mass transit and his energy program. He visited a solar house on East Biddle Street, touted weatherizing 3,000 Baltimore homes this year and 4,000 next year, costing about 275 dollars per home. He spoke to a crowd of 2,000, noted mass transit value, and planned to address the Sons of Italy before returning to the White House.
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Baltimore
UPI
Carter
Washington
East Biddle Street
Jimmy
Baltimore News American
CETA
The
Sons of Italy
White House
Amtrak
Jody Powell
Rosalynn Carter
Secret Service
Carter Cabinet
Benjamin Civiletti
HUD
Moon Landrieu
Charles Mathias
John Sirica
Congress
House
Senate
Two Ohio troopers shot in UPI report near Chillicothe
An Ohio Highway Patrol trooper was shot in the hip along U.S. 23 near Chillicothe and a high speed chase followed through Pickaway County as officers pursued two young suspects in an older blue car with a shot out rear window. The trooper was treated at Ross County Medical Center. This marks the third trooper shot this summer after two earlier incidents near Piqua.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
UPI
Ohio Highway Patrol
U.S. 23
Chillicothe
Pickaway County
Ross County
Circleville
Columbus
Piqua
Willard City Council pressures manager over charter change
Petitions with 250 signatures seek to change Willard to an elected mayor system. City Manager Paul Capelle faces backlash as petitions are turned over by Council President Wade Eden to City Law Director David Harwood, who will draft the required legislation. Capelle asks for an independent land-negotiator for airport expansion and addresses rumors and alleged lies of city involvement.
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Willard
Paul Capelle
Willard City
Wade Eden
Russell McDowell
Dale Ave
Capelle
McDowell
Eden
David Harwood
New City Law
Harwood
Maplewood
Frank Eckstein
Thornton
Reflector
County Board of Elections
Malpractice suit filed against New London Hospital
James Bronner sues New London Hospital and chief surgeon Dr Leonard Faymore in Summit County Court over the death of his mother Sadie Bronner three weeks after leg amputation. The suit cites negligent surgical procedures and post operative care from June 18 to July 23, 1978. Welfare officials had flagged questionable care and post hospital planning and said the patient was released to a nursing home unable to provide adequate care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Akron
New London Hospital
Leonard Faymore
Sadie Bronner
Cleveland Press
Summit County Common Pleas Court
James Bronner
Summit County Welfare Department
State Health Department
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Kathy Szeibach
Catania
Sicily
Mount
Etna
Europe
Hartford
Willie J. Williams
Michael Patterson
Cuyahoga County
Katie Vanichek
United Press International
President
Ohio
Lee Barnthouse
Valley Beach Park
Paul Stafford
Hospital
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