Collins Man Hurt In Crash Near Routes 20 and 18
Kenneth W. Schatz a 21 year old of Collins RD1 sustained possible shoulder injuries in a one car crash at routes 20 and 18 early today. Schatz was driving a car owned by Bob Meyer Chevrolet Inc which was badly damaged. He was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital by a Houston Hile ambulance. Police said Schatz was eastbound at about 2 30 a m when the car skidded 89 feet hit the curb between routes 18 and 20 then traveled 70 feet ten inches. He faces a charge of failure to drive on the right side of the road.
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Kenneth W. Schatz
Collins Rd1
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Schatz
Bob Meyer
Car Hits Pole On E League
Elmer L. Burkett 24 of 64 Simpson St was jailed Friday night for leaving the scene of an accident and intoxication. Bond set at 150 dollars. Police said Burkett’s car struck a utility pole near 34 E League St at 6 44 p m and a blue eastbound car left the scene.
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Elmer L. Burkett
Simpson St
E. League St
Burkett
E. League Street
Ferd Ortner Seated On NL School Board
Ferd Ortner aged 45 from Route 60 north was sworn in as a New London District School Board member. A farmer and heating contractor, he has lived in the Clarkesfield area 17 years with wife and three children. He fills the unexpired term of William Gilbert, ending December 1969.
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Ferd Ortner
New London
Route 60 North
Clarksfield
Ortners
Robert
Carol
James
Ortner
William Gilbert
Mosher Sees Redistricting Plan Split Counties
Mosher outlined a congressional map shifting Huron and much of Erie to the 8th district while the 13th would reach into Erie Lorain Medina Cuyahoga and Summit. He argues the plan rests on mathematics not social factors and plans to run again in either the old or new district. Petitions circulated this week as he weighs ballot paths. FT. DIX and REDSTONE ARSENAL brief notes on Army trainees completing courses.
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Huron County
Erie County
13Th
Lorain
Medina Counties
Cuyahoga
Summit Counties
Mosher
Cleveland
Akron
Barberton
Chapin elected vice president of ACPA Midwestern Region
Robert F. Chapin of Chapin and Chapin Inc Norwalk was chosen vice president of the Midwestern Region of the American Concrete Paving Association for the coming year at the group’s fourth annual meeting December 11 to 13 in San Francisco.
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Robert F. Chapin
Chapin and Chapin, Inc
Norwalk
American Concrete Paving Association
ACPA
Fairmont
San Francisco
Calif
Charles P. Ballenger, Jr
Ballenger Paving Co
Greenville
D.C
Congressmen Voice Objections To New Districting Plan
Congressmen testifying oppose a federal court preferred plan for redistricting. Lehman argues one per cent to two per cent deviation may be acceptable while Van Tilberg says minimal deviation is essential. The Cleveland court has set January 26 as a deadline for a plan.
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Lehman
Cleveland
William van Tilberg
van Tilberg
McCarthy Eyes Kennedy Stand On War Policy
Senator Eugene McCarthy plans to press Senator Robert Kennedy to publicly declare his position on Vietnam policy as he tours New York State. McCarthy seeks Kennedy endorsement or at least a clear stance while Kennedy has avoided taking sides and continues to back the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Washington
UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Minnesota
Kennedy
New York
Coalition For A Democratic
McCarthy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedys
Ken
Nedys
Robert Kennedy
San Francisco
Gas Regulator Damaged After Minor Car Crash
A minor crash on Halfway Road between Norwalk and Monroeville damaged a natural gas regulator. The regulator hissed for over an hour as a wrecker freed a car hung on the lines. Driver Raymond W. Ries, 21, of Monroeville, unhurt, reported the incident.
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Halfway Road
Norwalk
Monroeville
State Highway Patrol
Raymond W. Ries
Ries
Community groups thanked for Christmas generosity
A local note thanks the Drug Stores Funeral Homes Salvation Army and many groups including High School Students Girl Scouts Churches and Brownie Troops for singing and decorating. Special gratitude goes to a kind city lady who invited an elderly resident to spend Christmas Day with her.
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Salvation Army
SC Board Pay Hike To Benefit Pupils
South Central Board of Education members voted a seven dollar per month raise from three to ten dollars. The increase will be placed in a special fund to provide student scholarships or monetary awards. Details of the fund will be arranged with the school administration.
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Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
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Starkey Nursing Home
Prompt Service
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