Monroeville murder case probes 400 questioned
In Monroeville a month after Alma Miller 47 was found dead her daughter Mary Miller and police chief Jerrold Henery report more than 400 persons interviewed as detectives and BCI staff review evidence daily. The case remains open with no one jailed despite extensive questioning and new detector tests.
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Monroeville
Mary Miller
Baker Street
Alma Miller
Henery
Richard Andres
Overrule of New Trial Motion in Hawk Stabbing Case
A motion for a new trial for Dennis Hawk, convicted of stabbing his wife, was overruled by a three-judge panel. Attorney Walter Hite argued the verdict contradicted the evidence while noting Mrs. Hawk was not coherent. Prosecution said the attack was understandable given the attempted homicide claim. Hawk remains jailed at Marion Correctional Institute. the stabbing occurred January 13.
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Dennis Hawk
Walter Hite
Norwalk
Hawk
Hite
Russell H. Kear
Wyandot County
Arthur D. Tudor
Hardin County
Robert J. Vetter
Huron County
Marion Correctional Institute
Urban renewal criticized for lack of replacement housing
Rep Charles A Vanik accused the urban renewal program of failing to provide replacement housing as homes were demolished for city improvements. He said many projects favored non residential use, displacing citizens without new housing. In Saigon UPI reports the U S disclosed a record loss of 16 bombers last week in North Vietnam, with strikes in MIG alley.
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Washington
UPI
Charles A. Vanik
Cleveland
Ohio
Vanik
Saigon
UPS
United States
North Vietnam
Ohio lawmakers adjourn late after record spending and taxes
The 107th Ohio General Assembly delayed summer vacation as they leave with a record budget and taxes to fund it. Lawmakers did not finish their eight month session and plan to return in January to begin annual sessions.
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Columbus
UPI
107Th
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Vietnam War Ends Sooner, Walt Predicts 15-Year Stay
Lt. Gen. Lewis Walt, former commander of the 3rd Marine Division, said in Toledo that U S personnel may have to remain in Vietnam for about 15 years even if the war ends earlier. He added that Viet Cong favor periodic ceasefires because they know they are losing.
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Toledo
UPI
Vietnam
Lewis Walt
Walt
3Rd Marine Division
3Rd Marine Amphibious Corps
Wilson Acts Quickly to Tackle Britain's Economic Woes
Prime Minister Harold Wilson moved to head economic policy naming himself Britain’s top economic boss. He met with three major industry figures to discuss jobs and recovery and conducted a major government reshuffle dismissing five older ministers.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Weather and public notices: marriage licenses births and death
Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and a low in the upper 50s. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with occasional showers and cooler. Marriage license applications list five couples including Jack L. Taylor and Audrey J. Hite. Birth announcements name three families with twins and a girl. Death notice for Ray Sharfenberg, 80, Fremont.
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Jack L. Taylor
Afton
N.Y
Audrey J. Hite
Monroeville
David R. Power
Norwalk
Sandra Kay Reilly
Ronald Lee Pugh
Willard
Marsha Lee Schiffell
Tragic Lake Erie Skydiver Jump Search Story
In Huron and Oberlin officials continue an intensive search for 19 skydivers missing after Sunday’s jump into Lake Erie. Boats from Coast Guard police and other agencies probe waters as NTSB and FAA study radio tapes and radar contact to determine a possible miscalculation and weather factors.
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Lake Erie
Dick Obermiller
Milan
Obermiller
Bud Porter
Richard Dukeman
Lonny Massey
Bud Johnson
Huron Lighthouse
Spyder
Oberlin
National Transportation Safety Board
Huron
Coast Guard
Police Department
Liquor Department
Wildlife Department
Navy
Huron City Hall
NTSB
Jack Harrington
Chicago
Harrington
Robert Rudich
Washington
FAA
Cleveland
Richard L. Fisher
Cleveland Hopkins
Robert Karnes
Vermilion
Hearing Set In Attack On Amish Buggy Case
A New London youth Mervyn Nugent age 19 faces a Friday hearing in Millersburg on malicious destruction of property after he and four companions allegedly harassed a 16 year old Amish boy on August 13. Earlier two youths Richard Eyler and Dale Weber were fined and given jail time with probation. Raymond Peters, 20, also from Millersburg, is slated for a hearing.
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Millersburg
New London
Here
Mervyn Nugent
Washburn St
Holmes County Sheriff’s Department
Richard Eyler
Uniontown
Dale Weber
Raymond Peters
Cows Die In Barn Fire At Kochen Derfer Farm
A large barn on the Kochen derfer farm near Crum Road burned Monday night killing several cows and destroying thousands of bales of hay. Firemen from Greenwich Shilo Franklin Savannah and Ashland fought the blaze all night with a silo shed and some cattle saved. Cause under investigation and damage undetermined.
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Greenwich
Larry Kochenderfer
Crum Road
Here
Shilo
Franklin
Savannah
Ashland
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Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Tfe
Supreme Court
Chief Henery
Viet
Hershel Kidd
Sullivan
Frank Linder
RFD
Richard Schwenn
Ray Sharfenberg
Fremont
Feds
Fisher
John Deegen
Roth Brothers Con
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