Accidents on Slick Norwalk Streets
Two one car accidents occurred on slippery Norwalk streets Wednesday afternoon. David H. Martin of 250 Woodlawn Ave. said he lost control in a restaurant driveway and hit a post. Mrs. Leonard Knoll of Monroeville said she slid over the curb and struck a tree near 43 West Washington Street.
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Norwalk
David H. Martin
Woodlawn Ave
Monroeville
West Washington Street
W. Washington St
Deer Struck on Ohio 61 Injures Deer. Driver Unhurt
State Highway Patrol reports a deer was struck by a northbound vehicle on Ohio 61 about 6.42 miles south of Norwalk. Driver John P. Teglovic, 22, of New Haven, was uninjured. A second crash on Ohio 4 near Bellevue left Archie Hensley, 47, of Attica, with a car that ran off the road and hit a power pole before stopping in a field.
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Ohio
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
John P. Teglovic
New Haven
Teglovic
Archie Hensley
Attica
Bellevue
Hensley
Norwalk Linked to ECAR Through Municipal League
Norwalk via the Ohio Municipal Electric League gains an indirect link to ECAR the East Central Area Reliability group. ECAR will provide reliability information to Norwalk. The league will be represented on ECAR’s Liaison Committee by Columbus Municipal Electric System. Liaison Committee members meet ECAR Coordination Review Committee to discuss bulk power supply reliability.
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Norwalk
Ohio Municipal Electric League
Ecar Association For
ECAR
Columbus Municipal Electric System
Patriots acquire guard Jim Schmedding from Chargers
Boston trades for Jim Schmedding an offensive guard from San Diego in exchange for an undisclosed 1972 draft choice. The move strengthens the Patriots line as NFL draft season nears.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Patriots
Jim Schmedding
San Diego Chargers
New London Students Teach Geography via Student Instructors
New London High School juniors and seniors in an elective World Geography course study a country each and teach peers. Eleven student teachers cover physical features history government industry and daily life while Leland Girton notes gains in enthusiasm and future teaching careers. Countries studied include Israel Switzerland Outer Mongolia Greece France Australia India and Soviet Russia with Iceland Poland and Sweden upcoming.
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Helen Payne
NEW London
New London High School
Leland Girton
Girton
Debbie Anderson
Israel
Mary Myers
Switzerland
Darwin Jackson
Outer Mongolia
Scott Crumrine
Greece
Larry Sutherland
France
Brian Murray
Australia
Beverly Switzer
India
Vicki Noll
Soviet
Russia
Iceland
Curt Smith
Poland
Kathy Trembley
Sweden
Milton Harris
January filings show criminal cases lead in Common Pleas
Clerk Clark Hunter reports January filings in Common Pleas Court included 58 criminal charges out of 99 new cases. Eleven civil suits and 30 divorces followed. Sixteen divorces granted. fees collected totaled 4 043 dollars.
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Common Pleas Court
Clerk of Courts
Clark Hunter
Hunter
Willard Area to See 500 Phone Numbers Replaced
Northern Ohio Telephone Co reports a $147 000 expansion in Willard bringing 50 percent more lines and 45 long distance circuits. about 500 numbers will change with the April 15 Willard directory and customers urged to consult the new listing before calling. Also two Democratic mayoral petitions filed for Bellevue, plus Norwich Township clerk race candidate petitions.
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Willard
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
James Turner
Turner
Willard Exchange
Bellevue
Board of Elections
Robert L. Liston
John Boyden
Charles P. Elmlinger
Norwich Township
Why Leave Home to Shop Big Home Furnishings Values
Classified section today highlights big values in home furnishings with emphasis on savings and convenient shopping from local vendors. Readers are invited to browse deals across furniture, decor, and household items in a single section.
House bids for POW release and missing in action week
Two hundred ten House members from both parties urge the Vietnamese Communists to release seriously injured American prisoners of war name all prisoners held permit camp inspections and allow free mail. A similar 305 to 0 House vote was in the last Congress. A new measure seeks March 21 to 27 as National Week of Concern for Prisoners of War Missing in Action.
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Washington
UPI
House
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Energes Portable
Whittlesey
B.F. Goodrich Store
Vicki
Beverly
Department of Taxation
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
U.S. State Department
Donald D. Brunn
Lorain
Isurance Company
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