Woman pivots from microbiology to trucking dispatching
Evelyn Walls, 44, left microbiology to become a terminal manager for four trucking firms. She built a network by contacting manufacturers, underwent company orientation and checks, and now coordinates 125 to 130 cargo loads weekly coast to coast. Her Sandusky operation moved into a new site near Midway Garage with daughter Robin assisting.
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Monroeville
Evelyn Walls
Cleveland
Robin
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on 54 death penalty cases
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Supreme Court planned a private session to decide whether to vacate or modify 54 capital cases after the U S Supreme Court ruled Ohio's death penalty statute unconstitutional Administrative director Coit H Gilbert said the court could reduce sentences itself or remand for re sentencing The U S Supreme Court reversed the death sentences of Sandra Lockett and Willie Lee Bell
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Coit H. Gilbert
Sandra Lockett
Willie Lee Bell
Ohio death penalty debate sparks strong opposition
Columbus observer Rosina Maynard argues against writing a new death penalty citing unconstitutionality and high costs. An eastern Ohio prosecutor counters that a carefully administered death penalty can work, while noting Supreme Court constraints.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Special House
Rosina Maynard
Subcommittee
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Lottery winners share in $25,000 prize night
Wayne Ulmer a 59 year old from Columbus won the top prize of 25000 in the Ohio Lottery weekly drawing. He and his wife plan to travel to Hawaii with part of the money. Other winners included Kate Long 8100 Carol Cox 7000 and Marvin Hall 7000. Ben Binsack of Norwalk earns a finalist slot in the next televised 50 cent game drawing offering 6000 to 25000 in prizes and a shot at 500000.
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Cleveland
UPI
Wayne Ulmer
Columbus
Ohio Lottery
Ulmer
Ohio Department of Transportation
Euelah
Hawaii
Kate Long
McMechen
W.va
Carol Cox
Kettering
Marvin Hall
Medina
Ben Binsack
Norwalk
Bonnie Ranville DEtterre Appointed to 648 Board
Bonnie Ranville DEtterre of North Fairfield is named to a four year term on the Huron County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation to fill the vacancy from John J. Mauter. The Aug. 7 1982 expiration marks the board at 14 of 15 members with one remaining state appointment.
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Bonnie Ranville
D’etterre
North Fairfield
Huron County Board of Mental Health and
Huron County Commissioners
Weather forecast and local notices from Norwalk area
Clouds linger tonight and Saturday with a 40 percent rain chance. Lows near 60, highs around the upper 70s to 80s. Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Also noted are marriage licenses for Gregory A. Morey and Sheree E. Stiles, both of Norwalk. births in Norwalk and Willard. deaths of Glenn A. Rowlett and Marie Knott. and a trivia note that the Bible and Quotations from Mao Tse-tung are the top two best selling books.
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Mark and
Patricia Thomas
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
Harold and
Chevyl Mills
Greenwich
Willard Area Hospital
Fred
Sandra Capelle
Willard
Glenn A. Rowlett
Monroeville
Marie Knott
Berlin Heights
Mao Tse-tung
McFall dies after marrow donor battle in Pittsburgh
Robert McFall 39, an asbestos worker of Pleasant Hills, died of aplastic anemia after a cousin refused marrow donation. He forgave the cousin and held no grudge. thousands offered to help, but law could not compel donation. A judge declined to force donation earlier.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Robert McFall
Mercy Hospital
McFall
Pleasant Hills
Beverly Hope
David Shimp
Plum Borough
Shimp
Robert
Allegheny County Common Pleas
John P. Flaherty
Flaherty
Diploma Fraud Ties Marines to Lancaster Recruiter
Two men accuse a Lancaster Marine recruiter of arranging fake high school diplomas for them and a separate Army recruiter in northern Ohio says he and another recruiter went AWOL over Army recruiting methods. The Columbus Citizen-Journal reports Richard Eslinger and Michael Lee South allege the diplomas were placed in Marine files. Capt Tom Leake cites an ongoing Marine investigation. Eslinger failed a GED test but a diploma claim appeared in records. the cited Lancaster High School graduation could not be verified. Army recruiters Grizzle and Cronk reportedly deserted Aug 2 amid reports of illegal Marine recruiting in Northern Ohio.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Richard Eslinger
Millersport
Michael Lee South
Bremen
George
Bean
Marine Corps
Tom Leake
Marine
Cincinnati
Eslinger
Lancaster High School
Franklin County
South
Hubert Grizzle
Donald Cronk
Suit Verdict Largest Ever In Huron County
A Willard man and wife won 639858 in compensatory damages, the largest jury award in Huron County history, with 519858 to the husband for medical bills and loss of his wife's services and 120000 to his wife for pain and loss of a life. The verdict followed a three day trial over alleged medical negligence after elective surgery left Mrs. Salyer with irreversible brain damage. The jury also heard testimony on life expectancy and the economic value of homemaker services.
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Willard
Huron County
Erie County
Thunderbird Golf, Inc
Huron
Wilbur Salyer
Willard Area Hospital
Marie Salyer
Salyer
Salyers
Owens
Howells
Joan Burke
Cleveland State University
Burke
Tough Verdict by Willard Jury in Medical Expenses Case
An area woman juror, one of eight, helped decide damages in a Willard Area Hospital suit by Wilbur Salyer and his wife. After a three day trial in Common Pleas Court the six women two men awarded 639858 dollars for medical costs loss of services and pain and suffering.
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Area
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Wilbur Salyer
Common Pleas Court
William Owens
George Howells
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