Willard Hospital Sues Couple For $115127 In Bills
Willard Area Hospital filed a $115,127 lawsuit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against Wilbur Salyer and as guardian for his wife Marie to collect June 29 1976 through Jan 8 1979 hospital bills tied to Mrs Salyers brain damage after elective surgery. Blue Cross paid about $8,800. The case follows a prior $639,858 jury verdict for the Salyers in the same court from a separate action.
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Willard Area Hospital
Willard
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Wilbur Salyer
Salyer
Marie
Salyers
Blue Cross
Fire hits Kerr of Concord Textile Mill four story blaze destroys building
In Concord North Carolina a four story Kerr of Concord Textile Mill fire trapped workers on upper floors sending 16 to hospitals some leaped from windows to escape flames Barbara Lawing a supervisor described the scene as a nightmare three admitted to Cabarrus County Hospital and 13 treated and released in a related dispatch President Carter privately weighs Teng Hsiao ping sharp remarks during his Washington visit as arms talks with Moscow near completion and the Chinese vice premier criticizes Soviet policy while maintaining frank dialogue with the president
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Concord
N.C
UPI
Kerr of Concord
Barbara Lawing
Cabarrus County Hospital
Washington
Carter
Teng Hsiao-ping
America
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Cambodia
Moscow
Teng
Forum
White House
Jody Powell
Bucyrus Schools to Close Feb 12 Through March 2
Bucyrus Ohio public schools will shut between February 12 and March 2 to show voters the district faces a 150000 dollar deficit. A March 1 special election will consider an 8.3 mill levy expected to raise 600000 dollars annually. School board member Tom Holt shouse called the closure the best option among poor choices.
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Bucyrus, Ohio
UPI
Bucyrus Public Schools
Board of Education
Tom Holtshouse
Weather and notices from MCC January 31 1979
Snow flurries today with one to two inches of accumulation and mostly cloudy tonight with a low of five to ten above. Partly cloudy Thursday with highs near 20 and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph tonight. Tuesday temperatures 28 to 18. Births marriages and deaths listed for area readers include a new son to Thomas and Patricia Miller and a daughter to James and Carol Smith. The heaviest human brain on record weighed 82.25 ounces and belonged to Lord Byron.
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Jerry L. Fazio
Bellevue
Tammara M. Richards
Thomas and
Patricia Miller
Willard
Fisher-Titus
James and
Carol Smith
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
Chole M. Fletcher
Morral
Ohio
Roger C. Hedden
George Gordon
Lord Byron
Hart Firing Unjustified Board Declines Comment
Norwalk board overturns the January 1978 firing of Barbara Hart Couture for alleged discipline issues. Referee Roy Benson ruled the firing unjustified but delayed his decision. the board will decide whether to accept or reject the ruling, with Couture vowing to appeal if rejected.
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Hart
Norwalk
Norwalk High
Barbara Hart Couture
Roy Benson
James Rubright
Findlay
Benson
Frederick Waugh
Waugh
Rubright
Mrs. Couture
Huron County
Ohio Teachers Association
Niki Schwartz
Couture
Schwartz
Laycock Withdraws From Norwalk School Board Race
Norwalk four-man field for the vacant school board seat narrows as attorney Jeffery Laycock withdraws after stating the public needs to know more about candidates. Fellow contenders include Roger George, Steven Senft, and Douglas Colvin, with interviews planned Feb 6 and a Feb 21 meeting to announce the appointee.
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Norwalk
Jeffery Laycock
Michael Myers
Reflector
Frederick Waugh
Laycock
Steven Senft
Mead Ave
Roger George
W. Elm Sr
Douglas Colvin
Indian Terrace
White vows to sue over zoning ruling on three family plans
Robert White seeks a permit to convert 1 E. League St into three apartments. The Board of Zoning Appeals denied his conditional use request 4-0, in a second refusal, prompting White to vow an appeal in Common Pleas Court. The property sits in R-2. three-family housing needs a conditional use permit unless facing a highway and a 10,000 square foot lot. White had earlier been denied for insufficient lot size. he then altered the site by adding land to form an L shape, with parking planned in the new section. Thirty-five nearby property owners were notified, eight opposed.
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Robert White
E. League St
City Board of Zoning Appeals
White
Common Pleas
U.S. 250
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Pineville
W.va
MCC
Squires
Sanders
Dempsey
Jollay
City Law
Minneapolis
Mann
OTA Service
Phillip Brutsche
Norwalk Teachers Association
Christie Patton
Barb
Barb Hart Couture
Dean Jollay
Susan Carpenter
Baird and Laycock
Laycocks
E. Main St
George
First Church of Christ
Sheller Globe
Carol Ann
General Electric
Senft
Charleston
Iul
Senfi
Susan
Colvin
St. Paul
Jeannette
Jeff
Jim
Chris
Friends of the Norwalk Public Library
Whittlesey Avenue
Main Street
Paul Stafford
Zoners
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