Jury Awards 3558 In Accident Lawsuit
Mrs. Richard H Mahl of rural Norwalk won 3558 in damages after a 1968 crash at Ohio 18 and Old State Road. Her husband received 250. Stanfield, 16, faced the claims from the Mahls, who sought 50000 and 25000. Trial in Common Pleas Court. Judge Gilson presided.
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Richard H. Mahl
Norwalk
Common Pleas Court
Rickie A. Stanfield
Willard
Mahls
Stanfield
Ohio 18
Old State Road
Mahl
Norwalk Ey Chet
Surveyor Struck on Ohio 4 Injury Reported
A surveyor named Thomas C. Lander 28 of rural Huron was hit while standing in the southbound lane near the center line on Ohio 4. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital then Providence Hospital Sandusky where he remained in fair condition. The driver Charles M. Muehlhauser 41 of Huron swerved left just before contact. The crash occurred northeast of Bellevue about three quarters of a mile north of U.S. 20.
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Ohio 4
State Highway Patrol
Thomas C. Lander
Huron
Charles M. Muehlhauser
Lander
Bellevue Hospital
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Bellevue
U.S. 20
Monroeville Board Adopts 1972 73 School Calendar
The Monroeville board approved a 183 day academic year with Sept 5 opening and June 7 1973 last day. Nine week grading periods include 13 vacations and five teacher days. Resignations from High School Principal Marion Waits and Supt Albert Holb noted. Waits absent due to hospitalization.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
Marion Waits
Albert Holb
Waits
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Monroeville Teacher’s Association
Sewell Cameron
Christie Lane School
Girl’s Athletic Association
Christie Lane
James M. Bryan
Mansfield
John McConnell
Huron
Erie
Cincinnati
Board of Elections
Seminar on Narcotics Delinquency Attended by Local Officials
Judge Russell T. Antrim of Huron County Juvenile Court and Juvenile Officer Phyllis Spencer joined a three day seminar on juvenile delinquency and narcotics. The event sponsored by the North Star Council of Governments ended today at the Holiday Inn in Fremont.
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Russell T. Antrim
Huron County Juvenile Court
Phyllis Spencer
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
North Star Council of Governments
Holiday Inn
Fremont
Television In Review How Tube Has Changed Conventions
In a presidential year television reshapes political conventions by exposing leaders and letting independents gain followings through home viewing. It also sparks dramatic moments like Chicago and risks losing regional flavor if coverage becomes routine. Viewers obtain a sense of a total democratic experience.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Chicago
Furniture Blaze Gutts Family Home In Bellevue
Fire at the Wayne Gardner residence 210 Sherman St Sunday evening caused 8000 to 9000 dollars in damage and gutted at least two rooms. The blaze started near a first floor closet with estimates noting extensive smoke damage and loss of most furnishings. The family, staying with relatives, lacks insurance and seeks beds a stove and a refrigerator. Salvation Army officials asked for donations.
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Bellevue
Wayne Gardner
Sherman St
Gardners
Gardner
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