Election board backs voter registration in Huron County
Leona Hackett of the Huron County Board of Elections said the board favors voter registration to identify eligible voters. Secretary of State Ted Brown called for a statewide system while counties strive for lists to curb fraud and aid candidates.
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Board of Elections
Huron County Board of Elections
Leona Hackett
Ted Brown
Ohio Election Officials Association
Brown
Board of Commissioners
Huron County
Norwalk
Seneca and
Crawford
Bernard Freeman
Car Hits Tree on Main Street in Town
William P. Ungerer aged 23 of 224 Whittlesey Ave faces reckless operation charges after losing control at 40 mph and striking a tree in front of 116 East Main. Passenger Nicholas B. Holtz of 75 Parsons treated for leg injuries and released.
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William P. Ungerer
Whittlesey Ave
E. Main
Two Drivers Charged After Ridge and South Norwalk Crash
At 7 25 Tuesday morning at the Ridge and South Norwalk Roads intersection just south of Norwalk city limits, Randall A. Artemus 20 was charged with driving left of center and Gilbert E. Burras 61 with failure to signal a turn. Artemus was in a car, Burras in a truck. both vehicles sustained heavy damage. Passenger Michael Holtz 19 suffered a leg injury and was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital before release.
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Ridge
South Norwalk
Norwalk
Randall A. Artemus
Milan Ave
Gilbert E. Burras
North Fairfield
Altemus
Burras
Norwalk Road
Michael Holtz
Parsons St
Artemus
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Wife of policeman has second set of quadruplets in 17 months
In Imperia Italy the wife of a police officer delivered a second set of quadruplets in 17 months. One girl weighing 2.2 pounds was stillborn. The remaining three—the two boys and a girl weighing 1.7 to 4.2 pounds—were placed in an incubator and reported in good condition.
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Imperia
Italy
UPI
Columbus man named to lead Erie Huron anti poverty program
A 30 year old Columbus man Grover Cleveland Banks was named Tuesday night to head the Erie Huron Community Action Committee. He previously directed the Columbus Settlement House and served with the Franklin County Welfare Department.
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Columbus
Erie
Huron
Erie-Huron
Grover Cleveland Banks
The
Columbus Settlement House
Franklin County Welfare Department
Norwalk United Fund elects five to board. Camardese fills term
The Norwalk Area United Fund announced directors elected by contributors: Dr. Joseph Geoghan George Manyak Austin Shadle John F Ernsthausen and William Catalano. A.M. Sumser resigns. Dr N M Camardese appointed to finish his term through 1969. Also notes fundraising at 61115 and a staffing change in Milan and nearby updates.
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Norwalk Area
Westinghouse
New Jersey
Harry Parke
Leeds
Norwalk
Parke
United Fund
Leona Hackett Re‑elected to Ohio Election Officials
Leona Hackett deputy director of the Huron County Board of Elections was reelected trustee of the Ohio Election Officials Association at the annual Columbus convention. Her term runs until 1970.
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Leona Hackett
Huron County Board of Elections
Ohio Election Officials Association
Columbus
Still Appoints CC Committees
Edward J. Still, Norwalk Chamber of Commerce president elect, announces 15 committees for 1969 with members and chairs named for Industrial, Fire Prevention and Safety, Educational, Annexation, Membership and Fee Study, Congressional Action, Audit, Public Relations, Retail Merchants, Christmas decorating, Budget, Nominating, City Council liaison, Norwalk Truck Line Building, and Regional Planning Commission roles. Still final word on committee structure and leadership.
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Edward J. Still
Norwalk
James Hile
Anthony Petrosino
George Schild
John Wyatt
Petrosino
Congressional Action Committee
George Manyak
Ed Fessenden
Stan Pohl
Chris Keller
Retail Merchants
Mark Beeman
al Shankman
al Mann
Don Blosser
Walt Kuhlman
Tom Paffenbarger
Robert Smetzer
Isadore Lichtessen
Ed Arlin
City Council
Ira Liedorff
Allen Hakes
Harlon Jennings
Edward Still
Regional Planning Commission
Mary Bell 11 starts life in detention after court verdict
In Newcastle England Mary Bell an 11 year old convicted of manslaughter begins life in a prison for juveniles. The judge said she posed a great risk to other children and hospitals could not provide suitable treatment. Norma Bell age 13 was acquitted.
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Newcastle
England
UPI
Mary Bell
Britain
Mary
Martin Brown
Brian Howe
Norma Bell
Ralph Cusack
Cusack
Norma
Lower Newton
Harvey Burrows
June Brown
Martin
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Parsons
Ungerer
Olividia Guaderrama
Pitt St
Woodlawn
Stewart E. West
S. Linwood
Beiffet
Cole Slaw
Benedict Ave
Erei Sheree
Sunny Lane
Aya
Collins
Beverly Jean Day
Noel D. Searls
Searls
Old State Road
Miss Day
Olena
Milan
Milan Board of Public Affairs
Finkbeiner, Pettis, and Strout
Toledo
Milan’s
Banks
Emerson Cole
Bicounty Board
St. Clair Robinson
Robinson
Clarence Poole
Poole
Chicago
Cole
Cleveland Browns
MAI
Ohio
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Martin Ransohoffs
Cinerama
Rock Hudson
Ernest Borgnine
Patrick McGoohan
Jim Brown
Tony Bills
Lloyd Nolan
Steere
Wea
Bonnie Head
Abel
Secor
Unio
Saaeeee
Leda Mor
Adnan
Midh
Bert Crit Herr Drug Store
I TereLeLey al
Paul Newman
Cool Hand
Luke Plus
Audrey Hepburn
Alan Arkin
Richard Crenna
Efrem Zimbalist, JR
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
East Main
Meek’s
Schild’s
Meek’s Pastry
Herman Lorcher, JR
S. Linwood Schild
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