Monroeville Tries to Shed Speed Trap Image
Monroeville officials push to stop being a speed trap on U.S. 20. Mayor’s Court revenue declines as police curb arrests and make lack of manpower the chief constraint. Chief Goetze emphasizes visible, proactive policing to deter violations.
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Monroeville
Janet Conway
U.S. 20
Kenneth Salisbury
Richard Goetze
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Clayton Lord
Fremont
Huron County
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Cuyahoga
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Four Wells children die as house burns in Ohio
Benjamin Wells Jr and his wife found their one story home engulfed in flames with four of their six children inside. The fire, blamed on an overheated coal stove, killed four, while two children were away.
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Benjamin Wells Jr
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Ohio campuses may face disruptions in April and May
Dr. George Overby of Youngstown State University testified before a state legislative subcommittee that April and May will be the target period for new campus disruptions this year on Ohio campuses. The hearing reviewed unrest and prevention measures.
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Youngstown
UPI
Ohio
Youngstown State University
George Overby
Ohio lawmakers propose offset for Penn Central tax loss
Rep. E W Lampson and Rep. Fred B Hadley drafted a bill to offset about 1 million dollars in local school revenue due to Penn Central unpaid taxes. The plan would remove unpaid real and public utility taxes from the tax duplicate used for state school subsidies and restore any collected amounts to the school fund if paid.
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Columbus
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
E.W. Lampson
Jefferson
Fred B. Hadley
Bryan
Weather update and local notices from Norwalk
Freezing rain changes to rain with cloudy windy skies and warmer temps. Highs near 40 tonight mid to upper 30s. Friday highs in the 40s with 80 percent rain chance today, 60 tonight, 50 Friday. Births report two Norwalk girls. death notes John J. Heitsche, 86, of Woodlawn Ave.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Power Plant Wins Safety Contest First
Norwalk power plant placed first in Group D of the American Public Power Association Safety Contest for 1970. Plant Supt. Donald Davis cited 99,717 manhours and 100 to 150 plants in the division while praising safety practices and maintenance foreman Art Reitzel for leading the safety committee. Davis will receive the first place plaque Feb 10 at the 1971 Engineering and Operators Workshop.
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Norwalk
American Public Power Association
Donald Davis
Davis
Offense Near Laos as U S and Vietnamese Troops Push Border
The U S command said 29 000 troops opened a major offensive in northwest South Vietnam reaching the Laos border. South Vietnamese forces were ready to enter Laos while U S air support backed two large Vietnamese task forces moving toward Cambodia. Lang Vei near the border was described as a potential brain center for future cross border actions. Saigon said the drive met little resistance.
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UPS
South Vietnam
Laos
Duc Quoc Dong
South Vietnamese Airborne Division
Khe Sanh
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Cambodia
Leon Daniel
Vietnam
Lang Vei
Xe Don River
Daniel
Norwalk Primary Narrowed to Two Contests
Filing closes with only two mayoral contests in Norwalk for the May 4 primary. Republican hopefuls are Domenic Coletta Wayne C Goodsite and Melvin H Robinson while Democrats run Marie F Doughty and Paul W Robinson.
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Norwalk
Domenic Coletta
Wayne C. Goodsite
Melvin H. Robinson
Marie F. Doughty
Paul W. Robinson
Board of Elections
Shepard and Mitchell Reach Moon Surface for Apollo 14 Visit
Apollo 14 astronauts in a 100 mile lunar orbit capture photos and prepare the first landing in the lunar hills. Commander Alan B. Shepard exclaims about the wild landscape while Edgar D. Mitchell describes the stark lighting as Roosa photographs the rugged site from the command ship.
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Edgar D. Mitchell
Shepard
Stuart A. Roosa
Real estate man and secretary survive crash in snow squall
Kermit F. Price and Johannah Barker, both of Sandusky, were seriously injured when their Piper Apache crashed in a field near the Sheffield Village town hall during a snow squall. They remained in intensive care at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain with multiple injuries.
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Sheffield Village
Ohio
UPI
Kermit F. Price
Sandusky
Johannah Barker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Price
Miss Barker
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio 254
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