Western Reserve To Vote On 480000 School Bond Issue
Western Reserve School District voters will be asked in May to approve a 480000 bond to finance new buildings and extensive remodeling. The plan includes a 10 room Middle School near the high school and major work at Wakeman Hartland and Townsend schools with funding for site improvements, furniture, and equipment.
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Western Reserve
Wakeman
Board of Education
Barber, Normand & Associates Architects Inc
Toledo
Ohio Department of Education
Hartland
Townsend
Led
Transportation School District
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
Barnard Eyes America CAPE TOWN Barnard seeks funds to move heart pioneer to America
South Africans raise money to keep Dr Christiaan Barnard in Cape Town. Lionel Murray urges nationwide purse opening as Barnard Research Fund leads fundraising. In Ohio Archbold a gasoline leak creates a potential bomb scare, closing 22 businesses and schools as police search for the source.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Christiaan Barnard
America
Lionel Murray
Barnard Research Fund
Archbold, Ohio
Ohio
George Kramer
Kramer
Defiance Street
Ohio Democrats weigh Lausche fate amid primary challenge
In Columbus the Ohio Democratic Executive Committee considers whether to back Senator Frank Lausche who seeks a third term while facing a challenge from former Congressman John Gilligan who may not run in May without committee endorsement. In Cincinnati a 37th day fast by Antioch College co ed Mary Decourcey Squire ends with continued detention for contempt of court disorderly conduct and resisting arrest following an antiwar sit‑in at the Federal Building.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Senate
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Cincinnati
Antioch College
Mary Decourcey Squire
Morgantown
W. Va
Federal
Miss Squire
Scientists Free Jammed Surveyor 7 Mechanism
UPI reports scientists at JPL attempted to free a jammed deployment mechanism on Surveyor 7. The alpha scattering device meant to analyze lunar soil chemistry could not lower to the moon’s surface due to the jam.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Moon
Kissing Bandit Confesses Bus Stop Incident
A Grand Rapids police report cites a 17 year old girl saying a city bus driver stopped, turned off the lights, and kissed her after she refused. Police search for the driver described as the kissing bandit.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Sheppard Seeks Return To Bay View Hospital Staff
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, acquitted in a second trial for his first wife's murder, wants to rejoin the Bay View Hospital staff in Bay Village. He recently returned from Europe with his German born wife Ariane. His osteopathic license was renewed last month, enabling his return to practice at the family founded hospital.
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Cleveland
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay View Hospital
Sheppard
Bay Village
Europe
Ariane
Winter Weather Mix Yields Sunlit Afternoon
Light snow flurries fade to partial sun as a cold day warms to upper teens to low 20s. Tonight stays cold with increasing clouds Friday not as cold. Wednesday temps 15 to 25 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Marriage license apps image Norwalk pair. Births in Greenwich and Norwalk. Deaths listed for Hall, Grose, and Meyer infant.
Democrats Eye County Posts In Huron County Race
Democrats filed petitions at the Huron County Board of Elections for county commissioner and county treasurer. Maurice Smith of New London seeks the commissioner seat while Douglas Colvin of Norwalk runs for treasurer. Incumbents Herner and Robinson and Richard Garner contend for the commissioner post. Harold Collier seeks an eighth treasurer term.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Maurice Smith
New London
Douglas Colvin
Norwalk
Ready
Arthur Herner
Donald Robertson
Richard Garner
Board of Commissioners
Harold Collier
Driver Killed In NL Crash In New London
Ronnie A. Hall, 19, of New London died at 2:50 AM after a one car crash on Route 60 north of the village line. Teammates David Byrne, 18, and William Lescher, 19, sustained minor injuries. State patrol said the car skidded off the road, hit trees, and lescher and byrne were thrown from the vehicle. A separate fatality occurred when a car was struck by a westbound freight train near New London.
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New London
Ronnie A. Hall
Hall
David Byrne
William Lescher
Lescher
Main Street
Corporation
Byrne
State Patrol
Norwalk
Ruggles Township
B&o
Businessman Accuses Trucker of Assault in Monroeville
Monroeville Ohio. Ralph F. Albright a local implement dealer says a Cincinnati truck driver Marshall Tucker 48 assaulted him late Tuesday night in front of Albright Equipment on Route 20. Tucker posted Bond 208 and is to appear in Mayor's Court Saturday. Albright treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises to mouth and head.
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Monroeville
Cincinnati
Mayor’s
Ralph F. Albright
Marshall Tucker
Tucker
Albright
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Albright Equipment, Inc
Ashland Man Seeks Transplant For Second Heart
Ashland Ohio resident James Harvey Bower 55 hopes to receive a heart from St Vincent Charity Hospital Cleveland hoping to become the world s sixth transplant patient He has endured multiple heart attacks and awaits a call from surgeons led by Dr Earle B Kay If successful the procedure could allow him to work again Bower has yet to unpack his bag after a prior trip to Cleveland and says open heart surgery would not restore his ability to work He and his wife Ida have two children
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Ashland
Ohio
UPI
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Cleveland
James Harvey Bower
Charity Hospital
Earle B. Kay
Bower
Milan C C Asks Phone Change For Berlin Heights
Milan Mills, Milan Chamber of Commerce calls Northern Ohio Telephone Co. to establish toll free calls to Berlin Heights. The move follows merchant concerns. festival chair Harry E. Leveritt cites $600 profit for 1967 Milan Melon Festival and 25 000 brochures prepared for 1968.
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Milan
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Berlin Heights
Harry E. Leveritt
Chamber
Mike McGuire
Milan Chamber
Richard Shafer
Dr. E. Feltman
J. Boler
L. Russell
A. Schmuhl
Infant Dies in Hamper Fall at Home
An 11 month old boy, Robert Joseph Meyer, died after apparently falling head first into a clothes hamper while on a bed. Coroner ruled the death accidental by suffocation. Survivors include parents Frederick and Mrs Meyer and brother Richard. Funeral arrangements set at St Marys Church with burial in parish cemetery.
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Ronnie A. Hall
New London
Horace T. Grose
Chicago
Robert Joseph Meyer
Frederick Meyer
W. Washington St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William B. Holman
Robert
Jesse M. Jensen
Castalia
Ohio
Roman Meyer
Monroeville
Leona Brown
Sandusky
Kubach- Smith Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas Reynolds
Two Wakeman Residents Injured In 2 Car Crash
Two Wakeman residents were injured in a two car crash on State Road 60 near the Huron Erie line. Alma Greki 64 backed from a private driveway and collided with Albert Buck 77 whose car hit a tree after 117 feet. Buck and Marie Buck 58 were taken to Allen Memorial Hospital. Greki was cited for failure to yield.
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Wakeman
Huron-Erie County Line
State Patrol
Alma Greki
Route 60
Albert E. Buck
Buck
Greki
Marie Buck
Allen Memorial Hospital
Overland
Greei
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Ohio Northern University
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Jeannette
Rosedale Blvd
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Drake University
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
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Robert Haeuptle
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Thomas Reel
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