South Central Expects Deficit at Year End
Greenwich The South Central School District foresees a 1972 year end deficit of 70000 dollars with a 2900 mill levy renewal likely to pass. The general fund budget is 620640 dollars, expenditures total 690985, and income includes property taxes state funds and other sources. Budget plans anticipate start date September 7 and final dual bus routing times pending audit.
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Greenwich
South Central
Lowell Etzler
Etzler
State Foundation
County Board of Education
Livestock market sharply higher on cattle hogs steady
Cleveland cattle market gains up to a quarter as prime steers reach 24.50 to 32.50 with large spreads across grades. Calves steady with choice dealers 37 to 44. Hogs rise about 50 cents with 200 to 220 pounds at 21 to 21.50 and 220 to 240 pounds at 30.75 to 21.25. Cows 20.50 to 21.50. sows 13 to 15.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cape Town Performs First Combined Heart Lung Transplant
Adrian Herbert, 51, South Africa's first combined heart and lung transplant patient, remained in satisfactory condition at Grote Schuur Hospital. The bulletin confirmed the operation on Sunday and stated the heart and lungs were functioning perfectly adequately. Surgeon Christiaan Barnard led the procedure. Herbert, a colored dental mechanic from Lansdowne, Capetown, had been bedridden for about two years and needed constant artificial oxygen before the operation.
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Cape Town
UPI
South Africa
Adrian Herbert
Grote Schuur Hospital
Herbert
Christiaan Barnard
Capte Town
Lansdowne
Church Stereos Stolen From Main Street Church
Custodian Ernest Portner reported more than $500 in stereo equipment stolen from the First United Methodist Church at 60 E Main St. About six record players, four church property, disappeared from the second floor between July 18 and July 21. No basement screens were damaged.
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First United Methodist Church
E. Main St
Ernest Portner
Benedict Ave
Partner Thursday
Rain Delays Local Carnival For Muscular Dystrophy
Harold and Nancy Simon planned a neighborhood carnival at 10 a.m. Saturday at 27 Woodlawn Ave to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. Rain forced cancellation but organizers will retry next Saturday. Contact 662-4241 for classifieds.
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Harold Simon
Nancy
Harold
Norbert Simon
Woodlawn Ave
Norwalk Court Dispositions Include Fines And Bond Forfeiture
In Norwalk Mayor's Court Robert W. Windnagle of Monroeville paid 10 dollars fine and 7 dollars costs for trespassing. Robert J. Schepers of 39 S Garden St faced 10 dollar fine and 7 dollars costs for failure to yield. Robert A. Bonner of Wakeman forfeited 17 dollar bond for failure to yield. Terry L. Anderson of 128 Pleasant St was fined 25 dollars for drag racing. A synchronized swimming show organizational meeting is set for 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Norwalk City pool with Patti Arlin and Toni Theisen in charge, planned for late August. A Willard man jailed for failing to pay traffic fines in Huron County Court must obtain a driver’s license within 30 days after Keith W. Wilson, 18, was fined 50 dollars and costs.
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Norwalk
Robert W. Windnagle
Monroeville
Robert J. Schepers
S. Garden St
Robert A. Bonner
Wakeman
Terry L. Anderson
Pleasant St
Patti Arlin
Toni Theisen
Willard
Huron
Keith W. Wilson
Local court deals with drunken driving and family support
Leon Case pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to drunken driving, receiving a $200 fine, three days in jail, and a 30 day license suspension. A Willard man faced probation after admitting failure to support his family. Carlos D. Jones was given a suspended six month sentence and five years probation. In Columbus, Civil Defense announced Huron County received $53,142, part of nearly $3 million to Ohio communities, with Gov Gilligan and Adjutant General confirming totals.
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Leon Case
Collins
Case
Common Pleas Court
Willard
Carlos D. Jones
Columbus
Federal
Office of Civil Defense
Huron County
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Dana Stewart
Bowling Green Firelands scholars named for 1971 72 awards
The Sandusky Knights of Columbus Firelands Shrine Club and Singara Grotto sponsor six $100 scholarships at Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University for 1971 72. Recipients include Sandusky High School graduates Steven Fuhr Alan Green and Kathleen Wood plus Michael Cullen Wayne Golob Perkins and Pamela Ruemmele from St Marys and Margaretta respectively.
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Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Sandusky Knights of Columbus
Firelands Shrine Club
Singara Grotto
Sandusky High School
Steven Fuhr
Alan Green
Kathleen Wood
Michael Cullen
Margaretta
Wayne Golob Perkins
Pamela Ruemmele
St. Mary’s
Man Arrested For Abusing Officer In Norwalk
Norwalk resident Daniel L. Bowers 21 of 18 S Garden St is accused of shouting pig at Patrolman Gary DeWalt as he turned from West Seminary onto Church Street. Bowers later returned to the cruiser and offered a fight before being charged and jailed for failing to post 500 dollars bond. His Mayor's Court hearing is scheduled for tonight.
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Norwalk
Ptl
Gary DeWalt
Daniel L. Bowers
S. Garden St
West Seminary Street
Church Street
DeWalt
Bowers
Brunswick Couple Injured In Route 303 Crash
A Brunswick couple were injured Sunday night when their car skidded off Ohio 303, rolled into a drainage ditch after sliding down an embankment. Frank S. Miegal, 63, and Mary R. Miegal, 57, were treated at Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin.
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Brunswick
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Frank S. Miegal
Wakeman
Miegal
Mary R. Miegal
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Man Found Unconscious Near Friendly Corners Tavern
Lorain man Elmer R. Gibbs aged 26 was found lying on his back near the south side of Friendly Corners Saturday night. Police said he was unconscious with no visible injuries and was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital where he was discharged Sunday.
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Friendly Corners
Elmer R. Gibbs
Gibbs
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List From Fisher-Titus
Hospital records show numerous admissions and discharges across Norwalk Greenwich Wakeman Milan New London Huron and other towns. Names include Cynthia Ringel Gary Saxton Elmer Gibbs Pedro Rodriguez Teresa Forster Julia Wolfe Paul Kuhn and more with multiple patients discharged to home or other care. Have something to sell Advertise It Here Call 662-4241.
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William Saladin
Norwalk
Vernard Powers
New London
Margaret Johnson
Corrine Brainard
Charles Milkie
Monroeville
John Bomar
Huron
Martin Brasch
Milan
Lenore Ewell
Mark Chase
Sue Ruggles
Denise George
Rene Woodward
Greenwich
Jeannette Kreeger
Victoria Hearne
Pauline Cring
Jean Carnal
Wakeman
Esther Crist
Rena Batt
Lydia _ Hillman
Richard Lawrence
Norwalk Girls Hurt In Crash
Police investigated a Sunday night Old State Road accident in Norwalk that injured two teenage girls Celeste A. Casselberry and Rosann Meyers treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The car owner was Richard V. Hipp with the front end badly damaged.
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Old State Road
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Celeste A. Casselberry
Olive St
Rosann Meyers
Homewood Ave
Richard V. Hipp
S. Pleasant St
Keith Rakosky
Foster and
Main Streets
Charles _ Hill
Collins
William Harkness, Jr
Glover St
Stafford Viar
Glover
Howard Helms
New London
Cline Street
Arthur F. Petarka
Mary Ann Hug
E. Main St
Miss Hug
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Patty Leimeister
Western Reserve Marching Corps
Debbie Todd
FBI
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Mayor’s Court
Terry
RT. 250 North
Star View Drive
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