Gun-Toting Gas Sues Airlines
Saelynn Gustafson a 30 year old Denver saleswoman for Stouffer s filed a 26000 suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court against United Airlines. She traveled the country setting up Stouffer s Grogshops and said she bought a .32 caliber revolver in Philadelphia in 1970 registered it with police and asked the airline how to handle the gun. The airline allegedly directed her to a counter in Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
UPI
Stouffer’s
Cuyahoga County
Passenger loses flight after gun incident at airport
Miss Gustafson claimed a loaded gun caused her to be detained by US sky marshals at the airport and miss a flight to Bloomington. She says four days passed before luggage arrived damaged, never returned gun, and seeks $1,000 for belongings and $25,000 for flight loss, detainment, and distress.
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Gustafson
US Sky
Bloomington
Drunken driving cited after pickup crash at city intersection
Caroline J. Richards, 41, 181 Williams St., charged with drunken driving after her car struck the side of an El Camino truck stopped at the St. Mary's Street and Milan Avenue intersection at 11:32 p.m. Friday. Richard F. Sommers, 37, 13 Olive St., drove the truck. Damage reported to Richards car and Sommers' truck. Another incident: Richard N. Striker, 8 N. Old State Road, said his pickup hit an evergreen on Townsend Avenue.
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Caroline J. Richards
Williams St
St. Mary’s Street
Milan Avenue
Caroline Richards
Richard F. Sommers
Olive St
Richards
Sommers
Richard N. Striker
Old State Road
Townsend Avenue
Helen Nestor
Townsend
Striker
P and R Electric Sold Stock in Norwalk Firms
Clyde Rekart of Chatham and Edward Pleva of Huron completed the sale of interests in two Norwalk area firms this month. Rekart sold his P and R Electric stock to Pleva while Pleva sold his Norwalk Home Rental stock to Rekart. Norwalk Home Rental, Inc. handles real estate in Norwalk and Huron. P and R began as an appliance repair shop and now sells hardware and household goods.
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Norwalk
P&r Electric
Clyde Rekart
Chatham
Edward Pleva
Huron
Rekart
P&r
Pleva
Property Rental Corporation
Norwalk Home Rental, Inc
Willard Mayor's Court Dispositions and Norwalk Drug Correction
Willard residents face fines for traffic violations and yielding failures with several court costs waived. Notable cases include Kim L. Hurst James McCoy and Adele McConaghy. Esther Valdez faces larceny charges with restitution due in ten days. A Norwalk Drug Co incident error is corrected: Robert Miller of Willard runs a wholesale business. Bruce R Campbell in Salem NJ is jailed for marijuana possession with a $5000 fine.
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Willard
Kim L. Hurst
Gary Tackett
James M. McCoy
New Haven
Adele McConaghy
Plymouth
Robert L. Shelton
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles W. King
Attica
Leah A. Kipp
Faye L Keller
Walter Stockmaster
Morris F. Rinker
Robert W. Lindus
Beatrice M. Paul
Carey
Thomas A. Durham
Paul B. Taylor
Chicago
Ill
Esther M. Valdez
Monroeville
Trick
Norwalk Drug Co
Robert Miller
Monroeville Driver Hits Pole on Icy Christie Avenue
A Monroeville man, Robert E. Gardner Jr., lost control on icy Christie Avenue and struck a utility pole while attempting to stop for a car ahead. No citations were issued. Mrs. James Gassman, 91 Christie Ave., was entering her driveway as the collision occurred.
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Monroeville
Christie Avenue
Robert E. Gardner, Jr
James Gassman
Christie Ave
Gardner
It Was Slam Bang Affair For Motorists In County
Huron County drivers faced a string of 13 accidents Friday per the Norwalk post of the State Highway Patrol. Most were single-vehicle spills on icy roads. two injured enough for hospital treatment.
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Huron County
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Emily D. Chapman
Jefferson D. Adkins
Bellevue
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Wayne M. Pollock
Elyria
U.S. 20
Jane Bartow
Rural Collins
Ronald A. Appeman
Rural Wakeman
Prison Escape Linked to Ohio Penitentiary Trusty
William B. Lawson aged 26 escaped from a state warehouse in Columbus on Friday while serving a sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary for forgery and unarmed robbery. Lawson was a prison trusty assigned to outside work and remained at large.
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Columbus
UPI
William B. Lawson
Ohio Penitentiary
Montgomery County
Lawson
Rural Delivery lights up Senior Center tonight
The Shoestring Players present Rural Delivery at the Senior Center at 8 PM for seniors and all guests. Attendees enjoyed a birthday event despite slushy roads with antique china displays, a lunch basket, and several pieces from Austria Germany France and Japan.
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George Bruehler
Collins
Edwards Road
North Fairfield
Charley Harvey
Austria
Germany
France
Japan
Committees of Council Named
MONROEVILLE Mayor Thomas D. Bergman names councilmen to six committees with Wood Adelman Wechter Myers Roberts in key roles. Bergman and Goetze sit on regional bodies. vacancies will be filled when a sixth member replaces Bergman whose term ends December 1973.
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Monroeville
Thomas D. Bergman
Harry R. Wood
Anthony F. Wechter
Michael Adelman
Wechter
Ervin E. Myers
Wood
North Star Council of
Bergman
Richard Goetze
Peeking At Paulites Undefeated Volleyball Team
The GAA interscholastic volleyball team finished its season undefeated at 9 0. Coach is Mrs John Speer. Basketball stands 7 2 after a busy holiday schedule. Tonight New London Wildcats meet the Flyers at the Junior High Gym. A new trophy case will be built by the Student Council in the main hall. Snowy weather brought great sledding at Hogan's Hill. Dennis Doughty, CYO president, supervised an evening of fun Wednesday.
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Frank Armstrong
North Fairfield
Close Turner
Jackson
Mary Tucker
Attica
Quality
Richard Harwood
Norwalk Memorial Home
West Main Street
Olivia Sheid
Willard
Daniel Heyman
Memorial Home
GAA
John Speer
New London Wildcats
Hogan's Hill
CYO
Dennis Doughty
Norwalk Ski Club Members Plan Snow Trails Trip
Norwalk members of the Sandusky Ski Club will meet in the Reflector parking lot at 6 p.m. Tuesday for ski lessons at Snow Trails. Leonard Conners of Monroeville, former village police chief, was treated and released at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a U.S. 18 automobile accident with arm injuries.
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Norwalk
Sandusky
Reflector
Leonard Conners
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S 18
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