Police Chief Sues Over 1966 Monroeville Accident
Monroeville Police Chief Jerrold O. Henery sues Grain Merchants Inc and estate administratrix Julie A. Walter for 50 000 in Huron County Court claiming he was injured March 3 1966 when a Grain Merchants truck turning left on Route 20 struck him as he crossed Route 547 at a green light. Walter widow Julie A. Walter represents the estate.
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Monroeville
Jerrold O. Henery
Henery
Grain Merchants, Inc
Julie A. Walter
Allen J. Walter
Walter
Huron County Common Pleas Court
U.S. 20
LBJ Sails to Australia for Holt Memorial Services
President Johnson departs Andrews Air Force Base for a 30 hour flight to Melbourne to attend memorial services for Prime Minister Harold Holt and possibly visit U S troops in Vietnam. He is due back in Washington by Christmas Day.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Far Pacific
Harold Holt
Australia
U.S
Vietnam
Air Force One
Andrews Air Force Base
Melbourne
Holt
Four Appointments Made to Huron Housing Board
Willard Mayor Charles Grossman announced three new appointees to the Huron Housing Authority. Eula Mae Hammock will serve one year and Richard Coovert five years, both residents of Willard. Ralph Marks of New London also received a one year term, with Raymond Caldwell of New London named by Probate Judge Russell T. Antrim.
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Huron Housing Authority
Charles Grossman
Willard
Eula Mae Hammock
Richard Coovert
Willard Arthur Herner
Huron County Board of County Commissioners
Ralph Marks
New London
Russell T. Antrim
Raymond Caldwell
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Weather and notices from local roundup
Mostly sunny with cooler readings in the 50s today then tonight's clear with lows in the 20s. Wednesday brings fair mild weather. Births list five new babies at Willard Plymouth Attica and Willard. deaths note six residents including Harley Earl and Ida Brown May.
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Keith Moll
Willard
Harley E. Earl
Huron
George Randall
Brecksville
Ida Brown May
W. Main St
Alva J. Freeman
Corwin St
Bernard M. Biddinger
LaVerne Missig
Monroeville
Train Slams Into Truck Killing None Seriously Injured
A New York Central train in Greenwich struck a semi-trailer truck at a crossing, sending debris and corn cobs across the intersection. The truck driver Walter R. Hamersly, 36, of Sarver Pa, said he had been on the road about 41% hours and admitted to falling asleep. Police noted minor injuries to the truck driver. no one else hurt.
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Greenwich
New York Central Railway
James Robertson
Robertson
W.S. Lampert
Cleveland
Michael W. Burchett
Sycamore
Ohio
Finch Proposes Bridge Study With Bond Issue Possibility
Mayor Harold Finch seeks council approval to hire an engineer to inspect Linwood Bridge and advise on repairs or replacement. If replacement is advised a bond issue may fund a new bridge. Finch cites safety concerns and notes a Benedict Avenue overpass plan is unlikely due to business and development impacts. He will also present a year end review of city departments.
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Harold Finch
Linwood
Finch
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Morley
Morley Price
Benedict Avenue
Norfolk and Western
No Lights For Olena
Bronson Township trustees discuss Olena street lights but keep road hard surfacing as priority. No appropriation exists this year and residents who request seven lights were rejected, prompting talk of incorporation.
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Bronson
Bronson Township
Olena
Norwalk Charter Study Ends Night with City Officials
Norwalk charter commission concludes its first phase by meeting city officials after the council session. Interview with Council and Service Director Morley Price finalizes the study of the present city government form and sets stage for broader local government form analysis. City council convenes at 7 30 p m and the commission at 8 p m in the council chamber. A Norwalk girl, Martha Boose 16, is hospitalized after a Route 61 collision. she received 11 stitches and was released. The truck driver remains unidentified as state patrol investigates. Robert A. Bonner 27 faces a charge for rear ending another vehicle on U S 250 near the Turnpike. Dolores J. Jacobs 32 reported injuries but received no treatment. Willard grassroots anti poverty group hosts its first annual Christmas party with 80 attendees. Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission board meets at 8 p m in the Huron County Courthouse, agenda includes a breakdown of 267 164 in federal funding. A Norwalk power outage on the north side lasting about 55 minutes blamed on a blown fuse from Christmas lights.
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Norwalk
City Charter Commission
Morley Price
Charter Commission
Council
Martha Boose
Norman Boose
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Frederick
State Highway Patrol
Robert A. Bonner
Wakeman
U.S. 250
Ohio Turnpike
Dolores J. Jacobs
Sandusky
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Huron County
Kathy McFadden Nominates Phillips As Brother's Keeper
Norwalk high school girl Kathy McFadden praises George Phillips a 60 year old neighbor in a letter detailing how he gave her free rides to school and helped others. Phillips a Norwalk gas station operator and Charter Commission candidate is known for lending his truck and volunteering for charity work.
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Norwalk
Kathy McFadden
George Phillips
Kathy
Christie Ave
Phillips
Steve Reinecker
George
Steve
Salvation Army
Naomi Drake
Phillip
Charter Commission
Camardese Challenges Welfare Medical Access Survey
Dr Nino Camardese disputes anti poverty findings on medical treatment for welfare recipients. Rev George Hayduk claims a charity basis exists but his survey shows only one doctor helps, while Camardese says he contacted 14 local physicians with none surveyed. He cites a HEW report to poverty program officials.
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Nino M. Camardese
George Hayduk
Camardese
Hayduk
Plan shifts Huron County in proposed district realignment
Gov James A Rhodes proposes redraw that moves Huron County from the 13th to the 8th district. Mosher of Oberlin comments he lacks full information but would hate to lose Huron. The 13th would gain parts of Erie and Lorain counties while the 8th would gain most of Erie and several central counties.
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James A. Rhodes
Huron County
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Lorain
Medina Counties
Cuyahoga County
Barberton
Summit County
Erie County
Huron, Richland, Crawford, Seneca, Wyandot
Hancock Counties
Mosher
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Donald Lykins
Herman Keene
Plymouth
Richard Daniel
Attica
Bobby Cook
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