Neil Armstrong Museum Plans for Ohio Birthplace Site
Daniel R. Porter of the Ohio Historical Society announced a $1 million Neil Armstrong Aerospace Museum planned for Wapakoneta to honor the moon pioneer. Construction targeted for 1970 with state funding of $500,000 and private contributions.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Daniel R. Porter
Ohio Historical Society
Neil Armstrong Aerospace Museum
Wapakoneta
Porter
Citizens
James A. Rhodes
Historical Society
Department of Public Works
Armstrong
James Duerk
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Thomas Edison
Michigan
New Jersey
Duerk
Drivers Face Charges After State Route 103 Crash
Ohio State Patrol charged Kenneth Moll 42 of Willard with parking on the roadway after stopping for a person on SR 103 near U.S. 224. Burl Semer 52 of Willard was cited for failure to stop after rear ending Moll's stationary vehicle around 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Ohio State Patrol
Kenneth Dale Moll
Willard
U.S. 224
Burl N. Semer
Moll
Semer
Break-In Occurs At Carry-Out
A break-in at Jo and Ed's Carryout at 155 Whittlesey Ave. left unknown loot. Manager Ed West says losses should be light as no cash was kept inside. Police say entry was through a rear door window after a citizen reported three suspicious persons. Witness Sally Grell saw three young men on Fryen Street, two of whom carried a large box and wore white hats.
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Whittlesey Ave
Ed West
Norwalk
Sally Grell
Fruen St
Fryen Street
Cline Street
Reed outlines 70 percent completion of Huron County re appraisal
Kenneth W. Reed chief deputy auditor reports field work for the 1970 Huron County real estate reappraisal is 70 percent done. Norwalk Townsend and Wakeman Village are in progress with August completion goals. Final review by Jackson Smith will verify agricultural residential and commercial values for 1970 tax year 1971 payable taxes.
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Kenneth W. Reed
Huron County
Norwalk
Townsend
Wakeman
Jackson Smith
State welfare outlays exceed one million in Huron figures
State auditor Roger Cloud reports fiscal 1969 welfare costs in Huron County totaled 1,004,072 with Erie County at 885,536. Total statewide welfare expenditures reached 337,372,731, led by dependent children at 105,872,794 and major programs in health care, extended care, general assistance, aged, disabled, and unemployment aid. Livestock market rounds up no receipts with steady markets. cattle, calves, hogs, and sows listed with price ranges. Additional aid for dependent unemployed children and the blind is noted.
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Huron County
Roger Cloud
Erie County
County Births and Deaths Reported for First Half 1969
Huron County records 359 births in six months with 277 to county parents. Norwalk leads with 181 births and Willard 173. Girls outnumber boys 185 to 174. Deaths total 197 with 165 county residents. four stillbirths. Norwalk 93 deaths, Willard 67, others 37. Males 113, females 84.
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Huron County
George F. Linn
Willard
Norwalk
New London
Linn
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Youngstown
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McCormick School
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Cleveland Orchestra
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Louis Lane
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Peter, Paul and Mary
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