School Children Hurt In Bus Mishap
A West Reserve elementary school bus carrying about 50 children was struck head on by a semitrailer tractor on U.S. 20 in Fitchville at 3:20 p.m. The bus driver Donald Worcester 42 Wakeman and tractor driver Ted Moses 36 Canton were taken for treatment. Three to five minor injuries reported. all students were moved to another bus. The incident remains under investigation.
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Western Reserve
U.S. 20
Fitchville
Donald Worcester
Wakeman
Ted Moses
Canton
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cigaret Blamed For Fatal Fire
Fire possibly caused by a smoldering cigarette destroyed a two story home in Portsmouth Ohio. A young mother Barbara Johnson 23 and her four children Ronald 5 Brian 4 Becky 3 and Charles 1 2 were killed as firefighters and neighbors battled heavy smoke and flames. The exact cause remained under investigation.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
UPI
Barbara Johnson
Ronald
Brian
Becky
Charles
Co Op Okays Change At Firelands Electric Cooperative
At New London High School the Firelands Electric Cooperative approved an amendment to distribute non operating margins as patronage refunds. Re elected trustees are Golding Beck and Songstock. Golding as board president plans growth with Holiday Lakes homes, 800 to 900 new customers.
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New .London
Firelands Electric Cooperative, Inc
New London High School
Robert Thornton
Preston P. Golding
Eugene Beck
C.C. Songstock
Board of Trustees
Golding
J.K. Weaver
Beck
Holiday Lakes Development
Willard
First American-Style French Campaign Ends in Paris
France's first American style presidential campaign in 117 years ends as Charles de Gaulle nears victory. The closing phase includes declarations from the incumbent and rival candidates amid the Paris political atmosphere.
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France
Paris
UPI
Paign
Charles de Gaulle
Regents Urge Funds for Campus Branches and COED Plans
The Board of Regents receives numerous requests for local funding of campus branch facilities including a proposed B6 branch. Kenneth McFall reports costs are down per square foot after bids on eight branches. COED weighs hiring a campaign firm for trustees races as nominations proceed for multiple terms. France heads toward a runoff as De Gaulle’s share nears 50 percent in the presidential vote.
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Board of Regents
Swanbeck
Kenneth McFall
Bowling Green
COED
Coed Board of Trustees
Norwalk
Dale Olsen
Willard Edwards
Richard Jeffrey
Dean Lucas
Sandusky
Ethel Swanbeck
Huron
Lucas
al Novak
Keith Pearson
Marblehead
Roy Seidel
Tom Wakefield
Vermillion
France
de Gaulle
Greenwich Buys New Snow Plow
Greenwich Village council voted to buy a nine foot snow plow with hitch and mounting for 957.50 from L L Blaising Crestline. Other costs include front end weight 75 and electric lift and cylinder 180. Plan to outfit ready in three weeks. Police chief Roger Robinson and Village Solicitor Joseph Dash will draft traffic code amendments soon.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Village
L.L. Blaising
Crestline
Roger Robinson
Joseph Dash
Robinson
City Manager Explains Council-Manager System To Kiwanis
Willard city manager Keith Armstrong told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that the council-manager form offers administrative efficiency with the council handling policy and the manager leading day to day operations. He noted advantages and risks, cited the 1908 origin in Stanton North Carolina, and referenced the Willard bank robbery minutes earlier. President elect William Dreyer introduced the speaker.
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Keith Armstrong
Willard
Norwalk
Stanton, N.C
Dayton
Armstrong
William Dreyer
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms and prices including 4S per week by carrier in Norwalk and nearby towns Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas with carrier service. Mail rates are $10 per year in Huron and Erie counties and $15 per year elsewhere in the US with advance payment required.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Cirewation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monrovile
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
NL Asks Nominees For OYF
New London Jaycees seek nominees for the Out standing Young Farmer award with a Dec 18 deadline. Farmers ages 21 to 35 in New London area are urged to submit names via nomination blanks at local businesses or mail to William Knapp, president.
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New London
LeRoy Stober
New London Jaycees
Stober
Greenwich
North Fairfield
Clarksfield
Ruggles
Nova
Fitchville
Brighton
William Knapp
R.D. 2
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Frank Deborgh
Dean Singtag
Martin
Rocks
Jeffrey Hunter
Arthur Kennedy
Schine Theatres
Everyons
Cigaret
Ecuador
Marie Ambus
Walter Glenwright
John Pollack
H.D. Erlenback
David Lynch
Lakeside
Best Chance Cine Council
Council
Dis
Willard Electric
Chicken Terry's
Norval
Pohls
Hers Sport
Rt. 18
East
Old State Rd
THE
Midnite
World-Wide Travel Department
Columbia Gas OF Ohio Meeting Room
Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict
Hite
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