Five Speak For 17th District In Miami Beach
Sue Steeves reports that four delegates and one alternate from Ohio's 17th Congressional District pay their own way to the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach with an average trip cost around 390 dollars. Mary M. Lusk of Newark, pledged to Hubert Humphrey, estimates 450 dollars and notes her active political involvement including state and local posts. She says convention outcomes are uncertain and delegates cannot predict Humphrey's delegate releases.
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Sue Steeves
Miami
Huron County
Mary M. Lusk
Newark
Lusk
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Frederick Reeder
Ashland
National Committee
Barbara G. Grosjean
Mt. Vernon
Democratic Central
Afl-Cio
Thomas E. Mellars
Joe
Mellars
Steven G. Fair
McGovern
Ashland College
Wakeman OKs Budget With $6,000 Increase
The Wakeman village council approved a 1973 budget of 91,592, up more than 6,000 from 1972. General fund receipts are set at 31,410 with expenses of 34,411, leaving a balance carried over from previous years. The water fund rises 1,250 to 26,000. A police staffing shortage prompted by a leave of absence for part timer Gene Croxford. Chief Lyle Miller seeks another part timer but faces recruitment issues. Chief Miller logged 286 duty hours in June. Croxford 156. combined they made 56 traffic arrests in that period.
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Wakeman
Gale Bachelder
Bachelder
Gene Croxford
Miller
Croxford
Bank audit probes $70,000 shortage at Farmers Savings Bank
An auditing firm is reviewing records of Farmers Savings Bank Co in Ashley to determine the shortage amount estimated at 70000 by state Banks Superintendent Louis A. Kastelic.
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Delaware, Ohio
UPI
Farmers Savings Bank Co
Ashley
Louis A. Kastelic
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
Dispositions in Norwalk Mayor's Court include Thomas A. Cawrse fined by bond forfeiture for off road driving. Kerry D. Jett and Roger A. Sandifer forfeited bonds for speeding. William R. Young fined 50 plus costs for reckless driving. Homer A. Burger fined 10 plus costs for traffic light violation. Michael A. Sehle forfeited bond for excessive noise. James M. Brown fined 22 for speeding. Ruth M. Zureich fined 50 for leaving the scene of an accident. Janet S. Castle forfeited 27 bond for no muffler. Paul T. Breitigan forfeited bond for excessive noise. George N. Gardner fined 200 plus costs for shoplifting with 3 days in jail, 175 jail term suspended for public intoxication, fined 10 for related offense.
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Norwalk
Thomas A. Cawrse
New London
Kerry D. Jett
Clyde
William R. Young
Newton St
Roger A. Sandifer
Fryen St
Homer A. Burger
Willard Ave
Michael A. Sehle
Ruth M. Zureich
Sandusky
Janet S. Castle
Milan
Paul T. Breitigan
Woodville
George N. Gardner
Keating Named Exec VP of AFC in Cincinnati
Attorney Charles H. Keating Jr., founder of Citizens for Decent Literature, is named executive vice president of American Financial Corp AFC a Cincinnati based diversified financial holding company with about 1 billion dollars in assets.
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Cincinnati
API
Charles H. Keating Jr
Citizens For Decent Literature
American Financial Corp. Afc
Three Hurt In Crash On U S 20 West Of Norwalk
Three members of a Willard family were injured when their car was struck on U S 20 west of Norwalk. Rosemary Schaffer 42 Julia 8 and Jill 14 were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after John Metz 83 backed into their car and was charged with improper backing.
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Willard
U.S. 20
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Rosemary Schaffer
Julia
Jill
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
John Metz
Metz
Julia Sands
Woodlawn Ave
Ohio 162
Old State Road
Youth Pleads Guilty To Escape Charge
Alfred R. Bradley an 18 year old from Willard pleaded guilty to escaping from an officer. The charge was reduced to a misdemeanor and he received a six month jail sentence suspended on probation for three years in Common Pleas Court. He allegedly broke away from the officer escorting him to the Willard City Jail after a mayor's court hearing in June.
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Alfred R. Bradley
Willard
Bradley
Common Pleas
Willard City
Grain Open High Low 1 to 1 Va
Grain market report shows open high and low values with a 1 percent range. The brief notes price movement and trading activity without detailed figures.
Youth Sued In House Vandalism
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co of Mansfield filed a civil suit against Clifford Hartwig for 500 dollars punitive and 347 dollars actual damages over a July 10 1970 vandalism at the George Gilbert residence 20 Henry Street Norwalk. Police reports say rocks struck two thermopane windows and caused 18 dents in siding and shutters. The insurer claims Hartwig acted with minors to damage the home.
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Norwalk
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Mansfield
Clifford Hartwig
High St
George Gilbert
Henry St
Hartwig
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Mayor’s Court
Washington St
James M. Brown
Gibbs Road
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Ford
Cletus Weisenberger
Arthur Lucas
Collins
Scranton Road
U.S. 250
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Rt. 20
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