Cincinnati Lays Off 87 Emploes To Meet Budget
City Manager Richard Krabach announced 87 more city employees would be laid off this Sunday as Cincinnati continues budget cuts. Earlier 63 workers were cut, including 23 firefighters, with most losses in waste collection and street maintenance. The layoffs total 150, and 200 vacant positions will remain unfilled to balance the budget amid protests from the International Fire Fighters Union.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Richard Krabach
Krabach
Five Ohio Servicemen Die In Viet War
Five Ohio servicemen were killed in action in Vietnam on Tuesday per the Defense Department. One previously reported missing is now listed as dead of non-hostile causes. Killed: Army Lt. William V. Wood Alliance. Army PFC James R. Clark Wadsworth. Army PFC Clyde D. Root Canton. Army PFC David F. Skala Canton. Air Force Capt. Gerald E. Hull Austintown. Spec. 4 John L. Mitchell Cincinnati was formerly missing.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Army
William V. Wood
Bonnie K. Wood
Alliance
James R. Clark
Joyce M. Clark
Wadsworth
Clyde D. Root
Lloyd Root
Canton
David F. Skala
John J. Skala
Air Force
Gerald E. Hull
Susan H. Hull
Austintown
John L. Mitchell
Patricia A. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Clinic Finds How Much Work Ticker Can Take
A Huron County woman at the Work Classification Clinic learns diet matters for cardiac patients. The Heart Association clinic, now at Highland View Hospital, offers medical checks plus psychological and vocational counseling to evaluate work capacity after heart disease. About 75 percent of first heart attack victims may return to prior employment with guidance. Some may need lower strain roles.
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Clinic
Huron County
William Davis
Wakeman
Work Classification Clinic
The
Heart Association
Cleveland
Highland View Hospital
Fisher Titus Auxiliary Sees Big Hours and Donations
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital's Women's Auxiliary reports 329 Pink Ladies and 422 Candy Stripers logged 237,204.25 hours since inception, equaling 114 additional full-time workers for a year. The group raised over 5,000 dollars, and 1,050 was given for equipment after the Hospital Ball.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
William Slabodnick
The
Hospital Association
Harry McRae
Allen Hakes
Norwalk Memorial Home
Hakes
Bob Crosby
Dependable Tenants Sought by Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad
Local Norwalk Reflector classified seeks reliable tenants for residential units. Listings highlight stable income, references, and timely rent payments. Prospective renters invited to call for viewing times and application details.
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Norwalk
Man Jailed In Station Swindle And Other Local Court Figures
Minton L. Jones of Willard is jailed 30 days for larceny by trick after allegedly trying to bill Northside Marathon for a 91.01 repair to Saginaw Wire Products. He received 200 dollars in fines and costs. Bobby B. Kempson of Fredrickstown is jailed for 31 days after a public intoxication conviction and a 15 dollar fine. Donald H. Cook of Harris Street faced 200 dollars in fines and costs, three days in jail, and a 30 day license suspension after a drunken driving arrest by the State Highway Patrol.
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Norwalk
Minton L. Jones
Willard
Trick
North
Northside
Jones
Harold E. Finch
Bobby B. Kempson
Fredrickstown
Donald H. Cook
Harris Street
Common Pleas Court
Cook
State Highway Patrol
New Haven Man Sentenced After Suspended License Charge
James A. Arnold, 23, of New Haven, was sentenced in Huron County Court last Monday to three days in county jail for driving while his license was suspended. He served the time over the weekend and holiday after being charged by the State Highway Patrol.
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New Haven
State Highway Patrol
James A. Arnold
Huron
Greenwich man fined for obscene language in presence of juveniles
Richard D. Farner of Greenwich, 20, was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail for obscenities in the presence of two girls aged 14 and 15. The jail term was suspended, and he received two years probation after pleading guilty in Common Pleas Court.
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Richard D. Farner
Greenwich
Farner
Common Pleas
Winter Time In Ohio Weather Verse
A brief poem notes winter in Ohio with chilly winds and subzero forecasts. It mentions snow two nights in a row and weather man Hoolihan predicting more, yet hints at sunshine today and hope for spring despite clouds.
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Ohio
Hoolihan
Busy Housewives Save Time and Money with Daily Snopcane
The notice urges busy housewives to daily snopcane the Classified Section to save time and money and encourages turning back now.
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Snopcane
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Epenepere
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Betty Crocker
Norwalk, Ohio
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