Buuper Beat A Greenwich man struck by auto on Old State Road
A Greenwich area pedestrian, Michael D. Jones, 17, was hit by a passing car on Old State Road near Norwalk. He was taken first to Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital then to Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition. The driver, Gerald B. Ehresman, 22, Milan, was cited.
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Old State Road
Norwalk
Gerald B. Ehresman
Milan
Michael D. Jones
Jones
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ehresman
Castalia
Ohio Turnpike
Dorothea Kastan
Rocky River
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William S
Steven G. Poktross
Cleveland
Maine's Independent Governor James Longley Opens Uneasy Tenure
Maine first independent governor James Longley, a former insurance executive, reflects on his initial weeks in office. He discusses budget reforms, cabinet organization, and a controversial Civic Center inauguration while denouncing unfair press coverage and partisan criticism.
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James Loveland
Agusta
Maine
UPI
James Longley
Longley
State House
Elderly man accused of shoplifting at Norwalk A&P
An 83-year-old Norwalk man was stopped at the A&P after allegedly taking five packs of cigarettes. The store manager watched him pocket the items and leave. Police questioned him but the manager declined charges due to the man’s age.
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Norwalk
A&p
ACLU asks PUCO to allow news recordings at hearings
The Ohio ACLU asked the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to permit tape recorders and news cameras at public hearings including Columbia Gas rate cases. Benson Wolman said hearings are quasi legislative and deserve unobtrusive recordings for public access. Pool job ads and Edison High School band concert notes follow.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Benson Wolman
Ohio Aclu
PACO
Aclu Board of Directors
Milan
Edison High School
Nick Georgiafandis
Mildred Ward to retire after 29 years at Huron Welfare
Mildred Ward, 67, longtime supervisor of social services at the Huron County Welfare Dept, retires after 29 years. Theresa Mitchell will replace her. Ward plans travel, volunteer work, and continued board service with local aging and health groups. She and husband Wayne, with three children and six grandchildren, reside in Huron.
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Columbus
James Rhodes
Ohio Cities
Huron County
Rhodes
Kevin Tanzillo
Mildred Ward
Huron County Welfare Dept
Mrs. Ward
George Lawrence
Wayne
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