Longtime Board Member Resigns from A. S. Central
South Central Board of Education member Richard Flint resigned for health reasons, effective immediately. Robert Rice was named to complete Flint's term as fall election approaches. The board approved adding golf and cross country to the athletic program and hired a bus driver and four aides. Insurance bid accepted for buses from Buckeye Ridge Insurance of Greenwich. contracts awarded to Tiffin Dairy for milk and Continental Baking Co. for bakery products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
Richard Flint
Flint
Robert Rice
Marietta Schmid
Donna Abbott
Maxine Schimpff
Delores Garner
Janet Weatherbie
Buckeye Ridge Insurance Agency
Robert J. Simon
Northwest Region
Ohio School Board Association
Nickles Bakery
New London
Meadowgold
Tiffin
Ohio Highway Patrol
Title 1 Fund
General Fund
Steve Ringholz
Seneca Fast
Norwalk man Indicted for Theft of Tri-Sport RV
Carl R. Ward, 18, of 2 Ontario St., Norwalk, was indicted by the Huron County Grand Jury on grand theft and receiving stolen property for allegedly stealing a Tri-Sport recreational vehicle in May. Ward was arrested Wednesday by sheriff's deputies. A separate secret indictment by the same grand jury charged William H. Wilson, 24, a rural New London construction worker, with rape after his arrest Wednesday afternoon.
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Norwalk
Huron County Grand Jury
Carl R. Ward
Ontario St
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
Ward
New London
William H. Wilson
New London Opens 500 Foot Show Ring For Aug 31 Event
A new 500 foot horse show ring at Recreation Park will host an open show Sunday Aug 31 at 10 30 a m as part of the New London Firelands Festival. Seven halter classes and 30 non halter classes offer cash prizes for top three places and ribbons in each class. In case of rain the show moves to Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Recreation Park
Bellevue area farmer arrested after hammer assault
A 52-year-old Bellevue area farmer was arrested after he allegedly assaulted his daughter-in-law with a hammer Wednesday evening. Howard C. Green was to be arraigned on assault charges this morning. He attacked Bonnie Green at Lawrence’s home west of Bellevue. She was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Bellevue Area
Howard C. Green
Huron County
Green
Bonnie Green
Lawrence
Bellevue
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Drought Stricken Iowa Farmer Seeks Better Life at State Fair
Ronald Loutsch, a 44 year old drought plagued farmer from northwest Iowa, eyes a green $30 000 tractor at the Iowa State Fair while revealing a 90 percent corn loss this year. He plans to salvage by silage and cherishes farming as a rural life for his 14 children. Don Findley of Louilia echoes harsher losses, predicting 35 to 40 percent crop damage.
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Gordon Jackson
Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Ronald Loutsch
Iowa
Midwest
Loutsch
Tony
Suffolk
Don Findley
Louilia
Findley
Retired maintenance man finds 16 carat diamond at Arkansas mine
W W Johnson a 62 year old retired maintenance man from Amarillo Texas found a 16.37 carat diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park Arkansas the largest found in over two decades. The gem named Amarillo Starlight may fetch from a few hundred to thousands of dollars depending on quality. State official called it a flawless clear white stone comparable to the Star of Arkansas.
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Murfreesboro, Ark
UPI
North America
W.W. Johnson
Amarillo
Tex
Crater of Diamonds State Park
Johnson
State Parks and Tourism Department
Star of Arkansas
Ex-Area Youth Wins 1975 U.S. National Tetrathlon Title
Glenn Snyder former area youth son of Mr and Mrs Gary L Snyder won the junior division of the 1975 U.S. National Tetrathlon sponsored by the United States Pony Clubs in Kent Connecticut He rode a Kent School mount after his horse fell ill He placed first in pistol shooting second in cross country running fifth in swimming and may train with the U S Modern Pentathlon team at Fort Sam Houston Texas next summer He moved to Pottstown Pennsylvania two years ago after NASA Plum Brook closed.
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U.S
Glenn Snyder
Gary L. Snyder
United States Pony Clubs
Glenn
Pickering Hunt Pony Club
Canada
Kent
Snyder
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Western Reserve
NASA Plum Brook
Pottstown
Monroeville Budgets Hit Red as Board Acts
Monroeville High School athletic budget sits $4,179 in the red after prior year results. The board authorized shifting $2,000 from student activities and cashing a $1,126 certificate to cover bills due by Sept. 15, with $1,053 to be paid from game receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Board of Education
Harry Garverick
Glenn Sprague
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A. S. Central
Tiffin Dairy
Continental Baking Co. of
Mansfield
Plymouth
William Peter Blatty
William Friedkin
Warner Bros
Evelyn
N. London
Sandusky Drive
Sandusky, Ohio
Ce RC Bcs
Dot
Sunbeam
Freme Book
Walgreen Agency
E. Main St
UPI Telephoto
Linda Grodek
North Olmsted
Bowling Green State University
Toledo
Betty Baharoglu
Kansas City
Karen Ortals
Springfield
Ashland College
Kenneth Boehler
Vern Bohrer
Huron County Mental Health Society
Thomas Kunkle
Norma Jones
Donna Ruffing
Flock Club
Pier 1
Huron
Ohio
Dancing
Starview Drive
West
Fevera
Columbia Pictures and International Cinemedia Center
Flatbush
Cleveland
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