Trucker Thrown In Crash On Turnpike
Edward Makrakis and Sue Ann Stewart of Wheeling West Virginia were injured when their van was struck from behind by a semi driven by Norman Arus of Coldwater Michigan on the turnpike at 3 29 a m. They were treated and released from Fisher Titus Hospital. Arus received a citation for failure to maintain a safe distance.
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West Virginia
Edward Makrakis
Sue Ann Stewart
Wheeling
W. Va
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Norman
Arus
Coldwater
Mich
Makrakis
Sue Stewart
Arui
Home On Range Where Mice N Alligators Play
Don Inman of Norwalk collects animals as a hobby growing from two goldfish to sixty critters including white mice an alligator tropical fish a parakeet and a nesting monkey and parrot on the way. He feeds mice dog food and birdseed and the alligator beef. The 15-year-old plans to keep the menagerie while pursuing music at Norwalk High and shop profits from selling mice at 50 cents each.
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Mike Anderson
Bobby
Don Inman
Don
Elman
Animal Kingdom
Florida
Inman
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Norwalk High
P.S
Reckless Driving Charged After East Monroe Crash
Richard J. Signs, 21, of 19 Gibbs, faces reckless operation and squealing tires charges after a 11:40 p.m. crash on East Monroe Street. Police say he lost control near Prospect, jumped the curb, and damaged a lawn at 35 E Monroe. Owner Nick Dann, 15 E Monroe, reported damage. Minor damage also to a utility pole. A Ithaca New York driver Ann Marie Chaffee and a Curtis J. Horn, 21, of 24 Summit Street, were in a separate 6:58 a.m. collision at Pleasant and West Main Streets.
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Richard J. Signs
Gibbs
East Monroe Street
Prospect
E. Monroe St
Nick Dann
E. Monroe
Ann Marie Chaffee
Ithaca
N.Y
Curtis J. Horn
Summit St
Pleasant
West Main Streets
Free diabetes tests offered in Huron County
Free diabetes tests will be provided to residents at nine sites in Huron County from August 20 to August 30. The program is sponsored by the Huron County Medical Society and its Ladies Auxiliary with support from the Ohio Department of Health and the Huron County Health Department.
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Huron County
Huron County Medical Society
Ladies Auxiliary
Ohio Departments of Health
Western Reserve High School
Route 20
Wakeman
North Fairfield Grange Hall
Greenwich Intermediate School
Starr Road
Greenwich
St. Mary’s School
State Street
Norwalk
First United Methodist Church
W. Main St
St. Joseph’s
Broad Street
Monroeville
New London Grange Hall
Norwalk Church Seeks New Pastor After Health Setback
Members of the First Baptist Church of Norwalk continue search for a pastor as Rev. J Ray Heckert 41 of Wellsburg W Va declines due to health. Substitute ministers have led services since Jan 31 after Rev Floyd H Buckland left for the Ohio Baptist Convention. A separate incident reports a fire at Superior Coach Co extinguished by Norwalk police when an ignition box of filters caught fire. plant official Herbert Krogh helped extinguish with a hose.
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First Baptist Church of
Norwalk
J. Ray Heckert
Wellsburg
W. Va
Floyd H. Buckland
Ohio Baptist Convention
Granville
Superior Coach Co
Ralph Braker
Fred Lau
Jefferson Street
Braker
Herbert Krogh
Norwalk Post Office to Cut Saturday Window Service
Norwalk Postmaster Russell Grell announced no Saturday window service due to a congressional mandate to cut federal employment. Police investigated a separate report from John D. Ruffing at 3 North St. of a rock thrown through a home window breaking the pane and screen after a car left.
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Norwalk
Russell Grell
Grell
John D. Ruffing
North St
Ruffing
Wrinkled Fender Ends Test in Norwalk Area
Catherine Jean Weisenberger of Washington Street failed her driving test after her car bumped a parked vehicle belonging to Larry Rospert of rural Norwalk. The incident caused slight damage to the parked car as Weisenberger prepared to park. she said she would retake the exam next week.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Catherine Jean Weisenberger
Washington Street
Larry Rospert
Miss Weisenberger
Cleveland News Ban Lifted After Curfew in Riot Area
Mayor Carl B. Stokes lifted a ban on newsmen entering the Cleveland riot zone an hour after a curfew began. The Ohio General Assembly had protected press access in declared emergencies, but Stokes cited a ban amid the curfew. United Press International reported protests to the ban to Stokes and Gov. Rhodes.
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UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Stokes
House of Representatives
Joel Shurkin
United Press International
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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