Coppolino Awaits Bond Increase Hearing in Florida
Dr. Carl Coppolino, freed on a $15,000 bond after five months in jail, faces a circuit court hearing in Sarasota to decide if the bond should be raised so he can spend Christmas with his family. He is charged with first degree murder in the August 28, 1965, death of his wife Carmela at Longboat Key. Trial is set to begin February 13.
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Sarasota
Fla
UPI
Carl Coppolino
Cappolino
Carmela
Longboat Key
Freehold
N.J
Army
William E. Farber
UPI News Service Subscriptions Across Ohio Areas
The notice lists subscription options by carrier or mail for several Ohio towns and rural areas. Carrier delivery regions include Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones. Mail rates apply in Huron and Erie Counties and other areas. annual rates vary by location.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Drivers Disagree On West Main Case Crash Details
Conflicting statements from Grace Ann Stang and Toy Ann McGough about a two car crash at West Main and Case claim one ran a light while the other was proceeding on a yellow. No citations issued in that incident. Frank E. Case was fined for failing to yield at East League and Prospect.
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West Main
Grace Ann’ Stang
Monroeville
Toy Ann McGough
Fostoria
Miss McGough
Frank E. Case
Prospect
Norwalk
East League
Prospect Streets
Norwalk Library Announces Holiday Closings and Hours
The Norwalk Public Library will close December 24 to 26 for Christmas and December 31 to January 2 for New Year. The Children's Room opens 9 30 on December 22 23 27 30 with varied hours. Preschool story hour is Thursday at 10 and a December 28 special for school age children. Mrs Harry Newton narrates both programs. Classifieds advertise antiques bargains.
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Norwalk
Harry Newton
Easier Winter Ahead for Ohio Wildlife
Raymond S. Brown of the USDA Soil Conservation Service in Columbus says wildlife in Ohio will have an easier winter due to improved conservation. Current reports indicate benefits across the state.
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Ohio
Raymond S. Brown
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Columbus
Sanduskian Tagged For No License
Sanduskian Robert L Foreman 19 of Sandusky was stopped by Norwalk police for driving without an operator license and for supplying false information. He left to fetch the license but returned two hours later without it and was charged. The article then shifts to discuss wildlife habitat development funded by Soil and Water Conservation Districts in 1966 and related recreational benefits.
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Robert L. Foreman
Sandusky
Norwalk
Foreman
Brown
Huron County Men to Enter Service Next Month
Five Huron County men will be inducted into the United States Armed Forces in January according to the Huron County Selective Service Board. The draftees are slated to leave January 9 for induction with 62 area men to undergo physicals on January 24, doubling this month’s number.
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Huron County
United States Armed Forces
Huron County Selective Service Board
CAC Plans Reports Tonight At Erie Huron Agency
The Erie Huron Community Action Commission board meets at 8 p m in the Huron County commissioners office. Personnel and Program committees lead items with S A Robinson Jr reporting on the personnel panel and Robert Fish outlining Head Start programs across two counties. The panel has sought a new executive director after Rev Calvin Stalnaker indicated resignation plans in November.
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The
Erie~ Huron Community Action Commission
Huron County Commissioners Office
S. A. Robinson, Jr
Calvin Stalnaker
Robert Fish
Johnson salutes service members with Christmas greetings
President Johnson and civilian and uniformed military leaders issued Christmas greetings to over 3.3 million service members. He praised their courage and dedication, expressing gratitude and pride.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Armed Forces
Condition Of Ruby Improves In Dallas Hospital News
Jack Ruby, gravely ill with cancer, shows improvement after doctors replace chest tubes to drain fluids. He remains at Parkland Hospital under care as officials report fluid buildup in the chest cavity.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Parkland Hospital
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Cline St
William B. Dreyer
Hawthorne Drive
Frank Mitchell
E. Main St
Whittlesey Ave
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Mitchell
Sanduskian
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Ciarhallan
Pohl
Harry Gilbert
Jewelers
Whittlesey
Vanheusen
Traval
Shirt Headquarters
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ST LL
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