Nunes Named Largest Drug Dealer Amid County Raids
In Huron County 23 suspects were arraigned after Tuesday drug raids. Manuel J. Nunes 39 and his wife Delores Goble faced seven and one counts of trafficking respectively, with bail set high due to Nunes’ 22 year record including armed robberies. Pretrial set for Aug. 10.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Common Pleas
J. Nunes
Sycamore Hills
Delores Goblemee
Robert W. Smith
Nunes
Smith
Nuneses
Dean Strimple
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Massachusetts
Strimple
Thomas Carabin
Sheriff’s Department
Ohio may lose 1.2 million on lodge contract decision
Ohio Inns Inc. faced a potential 1.2 million loss after a December 1965 contract awarded for operating state park lodges. The price gap with rival Gladieux highlights financial impact considered by the Joint Select Committee on State Parks. Begin to retire after 1981 elections and write a genocide and rebirth book. Cincinnati men set for October murder trials. Bell and Reed plead innocent, bonds set.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Menachem Begin
Begin
Prison inmate wins 14000 in damages over denied care
A Lucasville prison inmate named Jon Cummins was awarded 14000 by a federal court jury for alleged denial of medical care at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. He claimed officials including Superintendent Arnold Jago denied his glasses and forced him to pull a bad tooth with nylon string in isolation.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Lucasville
Southern Ohio
Jon Cummins
Arnold Jago
Cummins
Flynt to Undergo Surgery for Spinal Nerve Injury
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt was scheduled for surgery at Ohio State University Hospital to remove scar tissue from spinal nerves damaged when he was shot March 6 in Lawrenceville Georgia. Surgeons said they were optimistic about the outcome. the shooting left him paralyzed from the mid thighs down after two bullets struck his abdomen during a recess in his obscenity trial.
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Columbus
UPS
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Ohio State University Hospital
Lawrenceville
Flynt
Chang Lin diamond unearthed in Shantung field
A peasant girl found a 158,786 carat light yellow diamond in Shantung while working a commune field. The stone, named the Chang Lin diamond by CCP Chairman Hua Kuo-feng, is valued at about $1.15 million according to China News Service reports carried by Ta Kung and Wen Wei.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Shantung
China News Service
Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Ta Kung
Wen Wei
Coshocton Boss Attacks Panama Treaties in Bid Letter
William Timmons president of Yankee Wire Products Coshocton says he will cease dealings with Panamanian officials over the canal treaties. He attacked the Torrijos family, wishing large mosquitoes bite them, in a note he sent after a bid request for insect net contracts to the canal operator.
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Coshocton
Ohio
UPI
William Timmons
Timmons
Yankee Wire Products Co
Canal Zone
Panamian
Torrijos
Weather Ahead And Local Notices In Brief
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Sunny and mild Friday with highs in the upper 70s and a 10 percent to near zero percent chance of precipitation. Winds NW five to ten mph tonight. Temperatures Wednesday 89 to 67. No precipitation expected Wednesday. A year ago today 75 to 51. Sunrise 6 17 am Sunset 8 50 pm. Marriage license applications list Osvaldo C. Samet and Mary E. Glenn, and Curtis Petrey with Anita Roberts. Births note James and Rose Obermiller and Duane and Sandra Lenz among others. Albert Einstein’s brain autopsy noted at 2.64 pounds in 1955 study.
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Osvaldo C. Samet
Norwalk
Laborer
Mary E. Glenn
Huron County Bank to affiliate with National City Corp
The Huron County Banking Co. plans an affiliation with National City Corp of Cleveland at a proposed offer of 45 dollars per share. The move aims to free more funds for home loans and construction, while preserving local autonomy and management in Norwalk.
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Huron County Banking Co. N. A
National City Corporation of
Cleveland
Wilbur C. Edwards
Huron County Bank
Claude M. Blair
National City Corporation
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Edwards
Norwalk
National City
National City Bank of
National City Bank
Huron County Banking Co
Huron County
National City Corp
National Bank
Ohio
Ashland
Columbiana
Dayton
Elyria
Mentor
Sandusky
Blair
Huron County Banking Company
Morally indefensible yet legal bone marrow ruling
Allegheny County Judge John Flaherty rejected a court order forcing 43 year old David Shimp to donate marrow to cousin Robert McFall, calling the refusal morally indefensible but lawful. Doctors say McFall with aplastic anemia has limited life expectancy. Shimp’s attorney notes medical concerns and personal reasons.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Allegheny County Common Pleas
John P. Flaherty
Flaherty
David Shimp
Plum Borough
Robert McFall
Pleasant Hills
McFall
Simp
Shimp
John Studen
Ohio postal workers warn strike possible over contract
Thousands of Ohio postal workers voiced strong sentiment against the tentative national contract with the Postal Service. Local clerks reported ballots have not arrived for voting. Union officials in Cleveland expect about 6,500 workers to reject the pact, with strong opposition also in Cincinnati’s bulk mail center.
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U.S. Postal Service
Ted Ramian
Norwalk
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
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Charles Burdsall
Russell W. Bell
Wayne Reed
Bell
Reed
Curtis Petrey
Wakeman
Anita Roberts
Oberlin
James and
Rose Obermiller
New London
Fisher-Titus
Duane
Sandra Lenz
Monroeville
Fisher- Titus
Lawrence
Ann Geary
Albert Einstein
Launa Huff
Peter Mantey
Rodgers and Hart
Towne and Country Theatre
Rodgers and
Hart
Lakeside
Hoover Auditorium
Myers Band Shell
Paul Stafford
By Suzanne Viau
Kenneth McFall
Ohio Postal Workers
By Tim Miller
United Press International
Ohio Postal Employees
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