Improper Starts Spark Two Norwalk Traffic Citations
In Norwalk on Monday two drivers were charged with improper starts after separate crashes. Mary Ann Smith 47 Norwood Ave pulled from a parked position into traffic near Norwood and Chestnut, colliding with another vehicle driven by Ergon Baharoglu 33 Hawthorne Dr. Judith Csehi 25 Milan pulled from Seminary parking and hit Michael Perry 18 Park St. Ruth Ross 46 4 S Garfield St was cited for an improper turn after a collision on East Main Street. Cheryl Bundschuh 17 21 N Garden St was cited for excessive speed after losing control westbound on U S and hitting a farm fence.
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Mary Ann Smith
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Ergon Baharoglu
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Judith Csehi
Milan
Seminary
Michael Perry
Park St
East Main Street
Ruth Ross
S. Garfield St
Monroeville
Cheryl L. Bundschuh
N. Garden St
Ohio Highway Patrol
Bundschuh
U.S
Miss Bundschuh
Rhodes Signs Law Regulating Travel Agencies in Ohio
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes allowed a bill regulating travel agencies and tour promoters to become law without a signature. Effective November 7, the act requires $10 registration, a $20,000 domestic and $100,000 out of state performance bond, and permits claims above bonds to be pursued against promoters. Registered agencies may use the phrase Registered Ohio Travel Agency in ads. Car rental agencies and commercial airlines are exempt.
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UPI
James A. Rhodes
Michael del Bane
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Secretary of State
Ohio
Miami
Billys Team Wins Again in Plains Softball Grudge Game
Billy Carter's team of reporters defeated President Carter and his staff 11 to 9 in Plains Georgia for a second straight grudge game. The Presidents brother pitched, exchanges of barbs occurred, and the President went two for four with a double driving in a run while letting back-to-back first inning homers set the tone.
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UPI
Billy Carter
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Half Of Looters Were Employed In Brooklyn Looting
Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gold reports 48 percent of 176 indicted looters from the 25 hour blackout era were employed, with some in city or state jobs. Among 1,004 arrested in Brooklyn, eight held city or state positions. average fulltime pay cited as 135.50 weekly.
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UPI
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Carter
Andrew Young
Gold
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Lovesick Lion Gets Pink Slip
In Belgrade Yugoslavia Cyclops a lovesick lion has been retired by the Newmann International Circus after biting trainer Peter Paul 34 over jealousy He had fallen for lioness Marcelina and can no longer perform.
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Yugoslavia
UPI
Cyclops
Newmann International Circus
Politika Expres
Peter Paul
Marcelina
Paul
Zrenjanini
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