Willard Sees It Council Should Discuss Union With Police
Willard residents largely support the police department’s bid for a bargaining agent with Pete Lowe of AFSCME to represent them in city negotiations. Eleven people were interviewed. only one opposed unionizing, while others urged council to listen and cooperate. Off-duty officers have picketed city hall as the dispute continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Police Department
Dave Smith
W. Pearl St
Harold Holden
Holden
S. Main St
Pete Lowe
American Federation of
Hubert Carmichel
First St
Carmichel
C. F. Ludwig
Ludwig
Bill King
King
Joan Thornton
Hillcrest
Pat Hagerman
Myrtle Ave
Afscme
Harvey Garcia
Dale Ave
Police blotter reports hit and run at Whittlesey and Washington
Police seek two occupants of a car who punched the driver after an accident at Whittlesey and Washington avenues. Donald Asselman and Drake Read told officers the rear collision led to a confrontation with Usselman, who was struck before the other occupants fled in a silver Camaro. A second report states Russel Hetrick’s van was scratched along its full length while parked at Kmart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittlesey
Washington Avenues
Donald Asselman
Drake Read
Washington
Usselman
Russel Hetrick
Eastwood Drive
Kmart
Local grains prices on Thursday December 21 1978
Wheat 3.44 corn 2.04 oats 1.40 soybeans 6.71 local market report lists prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans on Thursday December 21 1978 highlighting current values and relative costs for farmers and traders.
Head Start Hosts Holiday Party For Children and Parents
An evening of giving featured thirty Head Start children ages three to five presenting a Christmas play about the birth of Christ for their parents. Parents provided a Christmas dinner and donations funded food and gifts. each girl received a doll and each boy a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Husband Beat Wife First Witnesses Trial in Oregon
Prosecution seeking to prove Greta Rideout was beaten and raped by John J. Rideout 21 of Silverton. Fireball injuries noted include a swollen jaw bruised lips and blood in the left eye two days after the alleged rape. Rideout pleads innocent and remains free on bail as the trial proceeds with testimony from hospital staff and neighbors.
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Salem
Ore
UPI
Greta Rideout
Nee
Mrs. Rideout
John J. Rideout
Silverton
Dottie Coker
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Salem Women’s Center
Norwalk area crashes and citations reported
A series of daytime crashes and a hit-skip were reported in Norwalk and surrounding areas. Ona Dellinger, 24, was cited for failing to stop in an assured clear distance after rear ending another car on Jefferson Street. Sanchia Seitz, 16, sustained a claimed injury but did not seek treatment. In a separate incident Joan Sax, 23, was cited for failing to stop in an assured clear distance after her car struck Frank Zadell's on Plank Road. Witnesses followed Steven Mawer after he struck a building on Benedict Avenue and he was cited for hit-skip. Jesus Garza, 22, was treated and released after his car rolled over on Ohio 61. Jeannie Gore, 20, was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance after colliding with Santiago on Ohio 113. Santiago claimed injury but did not seek treatment.
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Norwalk
Ona S. Dellinger
Jefferson St
Sanchia Seitz
Christie Ave
Miss Seitz
Whittlesey
Washington Streets
Plank
Milan
Joan Sax
Old State Road
Frank Zadell
Plank Road
Ms. Sax
Benedict Avenue
Steven Mawer
Sycamore Drive
Mawer
West Seminary Street
Ohio 113
Highway Patrol
Evaristo Santiago
Fremont
Ohio 4
Jeannie Gore
Bellevue
Santiago
Miss Gore
Ambulance Log Narrows Norwalk Emergency Runs
Norwalk ambulances logged several Thursday calls including 5:20 p.m. from Janesville Cotton to Fisher-Titus for Duane Graffice and John Hester at 137 N Pleasant St and 18% Prospect St with possible overdoses. A 5:30 p.m. run from Janesville to Fisher-Titus involved Lawrence Blymyer Olena and Arnold Eaton on Peru Olena Road. At 7:30 p.m. Paula Lohf of 35 Pitt St departed to Fisher-Titus for medical reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Duane Graffice
N. Pleasant St
John Hester
Prospect St
Janesville
Fisher-Titus
Lawrence Blymyer
Olena
Arnold Eaton
Peru Olena Road
Paula Lohf
Pitt St
Hospital FISHER TITUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS AND DISCHARGES
Admissions list names patients from multiple towns including Monroeville Norwalk Norwalk New London Wakeman and Greenwich with Mrs Patricia Sparks Mrs Shirley Dotson Mr Mark Parish Mrs Eva Loescher Arnold Eaton Duane Graffice John Hester William Woodford and Lawrence Blymyer Discharges include Mrs Rose Dinse Ralph Stone Mrs Flossie Dice Master Randolph Skinner Jesus Garza Mrs Pamela Hall and Mrs Inge Tesmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Sparks
Monroeville
Shirley Dotson
Norwalk
Mark Parish
Eva Loescher
New London
Arnold Eaton
Duane Graffice
John Hester
William Woodford
Lawrence Blymyer
Rose Dinse
Wakeman
Ralph Stone
Flossie Dice
Randolph Skinner
Jesus Garza
Willard
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Margo Shire Reflector
Florence
C.F. Ludwig
Joe Dash
Judy
Florence Scheid
Charles Burt
Gary Gortmaker
Wanda Monthey
Rideout
Judy Mayo
Rideouts
Greta
Jack
Ohio 61
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Garza
QIG
Hany
Amsel Quality Shoes
Dave
Food Mart
Benedict Ave
Sugardale
Smith's Lime Sherbet
Smith's Peppermint
HHS Home Savings
He Loan
Jack G. Fynes
Sandusky Mall
Sandusky
Powers & Dawley
Cyril Dawson
Gordon Dawley
LaMont
Monty” Arnold
Gerry Barron
Scot Rubright
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