Bumper Beat Greenwich and Vicinity Traffic Report
A Willard youth Edward J. Dannamiller, 18, hospitalized in fair to good condition after a one car crash on Plymouth East Road. Driver John K. Chupp, 21, cited for driving under the influence after sliding across a stop sign and guardrail into a ditch. passenger Dannamiller treated at Willard Area Hospital. In Wakeman Linda Frederick, 32, injured when her car struck a telephone pole on U.S. 20 and cited for reckless operation. she was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. In Monroeville Etta C. Yates, 55, cited for failure to yield after a collision with Edwin D. Ayers, 30, causing over $150 damage to both vehicles.
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Willard
Plymouth East Road
Edward J. Dannamiller
Willard Area Hospital
John K. Chupp
North Fairfield
Chupp
Highway Patrol
Greenwich- Milan Townline Road
Wakeman
U.S
Linda Frederick
Fisher-Titus Memorial
Main Alley
Etta C. Yates
Monroeville
Edwin D. Ayers
Bellevue
Ayers
Milan Avenue
Yates
Norwalk Man Held for Breaking and Entering
A 22 year old Norwalk man was due in Milan Erie County court on two breaking and entering charges. Michael W Lasch whose address is unavailable remained in Erie County Jail on a 10 000 bond after a four week investigation led by Sgt James Ward. Police and prosecutor Don Ramsey withheld further details about the alleged break ins.
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Milan
Norwalk
Erie
Michael W. Lasch
Erie County
James Ward
Don Ramsey
Freshman Orientation Set At Norwalk High School
Norwalk High School principal Thomas Tattan announces freshman orientation for August 17 at 9 a.m. in the auditorium. Incoming freshmen will receive the Student/Parent Handbook, Class Schedule, and Homeroom Assignments, with schedules issued after the meeting. Wilma Nickols runs for Bronson Township clerk after a misspelling of her name in Thursday’s Reflector.
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Thomas Tattan
Norwalk High School
Wilma Nickols
Bronson Township
Cleveland Woman Recalls Suspect Seen With Daughter
Jessie Washington of Cleveland tells reporters she saw Melvin Guyon, the target of a wide manhunt over the shooting death of FBI agent John Oliver on Thursday, steal her son's bicycle and ride away, with her daughter Naomi watching.
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Naomi
Jessie Washington
Cleveland
Melvin Guyon
FBI
John Oliver
UPI
Emergency bridge repair declared by Huron County
Huron County Commissioners voted to declare an emergency to allow the County Engineer to buy materials for repairing a bridge on New State Road in Ripley Township without bidding. The repair costs are about 4000 dollars and labor will be by force account. Mileage reimbursement for county employees using their own vehicles rises from 15 to 18 cents per mile.
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Huron County
New State Road
Ripley Township
FBI’s Worst Day Puts 137-Strong Dragnet on Cleveland East Side
The FBI pursues Melvin Guyon alias Tyrone Little after he killed FBI agents Johnnie Oliver in Cleveland and Charles Elmore and J Robert Porter in El Centro California. A separate shooter James Maloney killed four agents before suicide in California. Reward offered. Guyon on ten most wanted list.
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United Press International
FBI
Cleveland
el Centro
Calif
Weather Underground
Jeffrey Maynard
Washington
California
Charles W. Elmore
J. Robert Porter
Johnnie L. Oliver
William Webster
Melvin B. Guyon
Tyrone Little
East Side
Square
Guyon
Chicago
Oliver
James Maloney
CETA
Che Gueverra
Cesar Chavez
Maloney
Weathermen
Valarie
County Mental Health Department
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