Fire Marshal Orders Shady Lane To Close In Huron County
Huron County Commissioners and Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital explore a joint extended care center to replace Shady Lane Home and Memorial Home after the state fire marshal requires Shady Lane to close by July 21. Officials consider extension while seeking a safe new facility. no decisions yet.
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Shady Lane
Memorial Home
Huron County Commissioners
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Shady Lane Home
Norwalk
Westhofen
County Home
Ohio Lottery Numbers and Local Crime News
This week’s Ohio Lottery numbers show 787 874 046 and the Gold Rush 569090 with various prize tiers. In Columbus, Joseph Brown, 37, jailed for burglary and vandalism after a $150 theft, sentenced to 3 to 15 years. Also in Columbus, Arthur M. Okun warned of a prolonged recession with unemployment potentially exceeding 9 to 10 percent. Ohio Edison seeks a 27 percent rate increase, adding about $80 million yearly to the utility while 23 large cities are spared residential impacts.
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Columbus
UPI
Joseph Brown
Brown
Ohio Edison Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Ohio Edison
Ohio Supreme Court grants new trial to murdered victim case
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Lawrence Dean Robinson on two counts of first degree murder after photographs from the autopsy were admitted, ruling they prejudiced the defendant. The court also dismissed Isaac Beasley’s appeal in a separate murder case. Prosecutor William W. Owens has 10 days to seek reconsideration. Robinson is to be retried within 90 days in Huron County.
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Alice Womack
Willard
Robinson
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Isaac Beasley
Cincinnati
Howard Smith
High Court
Beasley
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Smith
Huron County Common Pleas Court
William W. Owens
State Supreme Court
Owens
Monroeville Star Player Receives Pro Offers
Ashland College All American Dick Miller of Monroeville says he has earned contracts from the Cincinnati Bengals and the Memphis Southmen. Miller, a 225 pound senior who played at linebacker and also defensive line, leans to Memphis for better pay and start chances amid WFL uncertainties. He is student teaching at Ashland Crestview High School.
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Dick Miller
Monroeville
Ashland College
Cincinnati Bengals
Memphis Southmen
The
Reflector
Miller
Memphis
WFL
Cincinnati
Ashland Crestview High School
Kelley Testifies on IRS Probe At Kiwanis Talk
Alvin M. Kelley a 32 year IRS veteran told a Norwalk Kiwanis luncheon that Nixon era tactics planted agents in the service and that Congress is probing the IRS with Kelley slated to testify in Washington next month. He praised most IRS workers while noting misconduct by a small group.
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Rick Reiff
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Norwalk
Alvin M. Kelley
Kiwanis Club
Eagles Lodge
Kelley
Congress
Washington
White House
Washington, D.C
Weather Summary and Local Life Notices
Clear and cold tonight with lows near 20 and a high in the low 30s Saturday. NW winds 10 to 15 mph. 10 percent precip probability. Thursday temps 34 to 24. Marriages list four couples in Norwalk Wakeman Willard and Orlando. Births report three newborns and deaths note two residents, Davidson and Gannett.
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Edward R. Reilly II
Norwalk
Erica Lynn Huss
Dennis W. Edwards
Orlando
Fla
U.S. Army
Pauline R. Coburn
Willard
Lynn Walton
Wakeman
Pressman
Carolyn F. Boucher
Eldon Smith
Good Samaritan
Gary Miller
Howard Simon
Monroeville
Norwalk Considers Noise Ordinance for Vehicles
Thursday’s poll asks residents whether Norwalk should enact an ordinance to curb noise from cars motorcycles and trucks. The survey gauges public support for tighter sound limits and enforcement.
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Norwalk
Public Opinion Call Lines Over Traffic Gadgets Split Voters
A survey notes 63.4 percent favor using traffic devices on all streets to curb noise from downtown trucks. Residents argue noise damages property values while some fear civil liberties and ticketing by police. Political observers mention Gov. George Wallace's limited mobility possibly affecting presidential support. Vote lines list numbers for yes and no.
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Norwalk
George Wallace
Norwalk High Teacher Walks Out Over Pay Dock
Gary Hicks a Norwalk High School general science teacher walked off his job after discovering a 32 day pay dock. He said sick pay covered recent absences and he blamed the pay cut on unfair treatment. Hicks plans to meet with a school board member and the teachers association president to challenge the action.
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Norwalk
Gary Hicks
Hicks
George Perry
Robert Gullett
Norwalk Teachers Association
Perry
Alvin Kelley Remembers Presidents and Truman
Kelley, IRS director in Boston and St. Louis, recalls chats with Robert Kennedy John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. He recounts a train ride with Harry S Truman and shares reflections on Nixon and personal ties to these leaders.
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IRS
Boston
Alvin Kelley
Robert Kennedy
U.S
John Kennedy
Ted
Massachusetts
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
St. Louis
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Missouri
Kelley
Independence
MR. Truman
Secret Service
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Arthur Herner
Maurice Smith
Richard Westhofen
Evangeline Miller
Arthur M. Okun
Council of Economic Advisers
Okun
Joint Economic Committee
Larry Robinson
Monroeville Star
By Hank Heilmann
Alejandro Contreras
William B. Davidson
Salem
Frances Gannett
Port Richey
Abbott Laboratories
Detroit
Perry and
James Loughridge
Kay
President
Kennleys
Robert
MR. Johnson
Alvin
MR. Nixon
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