Beach Owner Fights Edison Over Nuclear Plant Plan
Stanley Barylski of Huron opposes Ohio Edison plans for a nuclear facility near Berlin Township. He owns 15 acres along Lake Erie with 110 mobile homes at Queen of the Lakes Corp. and fears dredging and long pipe installation will damage recreation and property values. He argues socio economic and environmental impacts were not adequately considered.
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Barylski
Lee Barylski
Ohio Edison
Erie
Edison
Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Stanley Barylski
Berlin
Lake Erie
Queen of the Lakes Corp
Ohio Power Siting Commission
Wakeman Driver Injured In Rollover Crash
A Wakeman resident, 19, David G. Peabody, was seriously injured when his car rolled over Thursday on Fitchville River Road near Ohio 18. He was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and later transferred to Providence. In a separate incident, Benny Sweet, 27, of 258 Milan Avenue, swerved to avoid a deer on Ohio 61 and was treated at a hospital. Another one car crash on Scranton Road left no injuries after a left rear brake locked sending a vehicle into a ditch. A 16 year old Plymouth resident, Jeffrey Goines, was cited for excessive speed after losing control on Base Line Road and hitting a pole.
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Wakeman
David G. Peabody
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
Fitchville River Road
Ohio
Peabody
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Providence
Norwalk
Ohio 61
Benny Sweet
Milan Avenue
State Patrol
Scranton Road
Philip S. Meade
U.S. 250
City Refuses Sales Permit to Hope Chest Vendors
Norwalk officials deny a permit for an Indiana firm selling china and silverware after complaints about tactics. Three salespeople two men and a woman faced reports of approaching female students at home and not providing cancellation sheets. Police and the Service Director Melvin Shipley found the company legitimate but unprofessional and plan to withhold the permit.
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Norwalk
Service
Melvin Shipley
Shipley
Indiana
Ambulance Deadline Extended A Year
The deadline for ambulance training and certification was extended by one year after Gov. James Rhodes signed the bill on July 21. Firelands Ambulance Service officials, led by Richard Eastman, say the extension relieves pressure while awaiting a state grant decision to fund vehicles and equipment. Trustees await final health department approval and grant outcome before advertising bids. Eastman has run the service for over two decades.
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New London
Richard Eastman
Firelands Ambulance Service
James Rhodes
Board of Trustees
FAS
State Department of Health
Eastman
Antique farm equipment exhibit at Huron County Courthouse
Short Takes presents antique cast iron models and photographs of early farm work in the first floor display at the Huron County Courthouse arranged by the Agricultural Heritage group. The display outlines an 1876 farm layout plan and features loaned pieces from Ted Smith.
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Huron County
Agricultural Heritage Group
Huron County Fairgrounds
Ted Smith
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OPSC
Columbus
Ralph Nusken
Huron Playhouse
Brigadoon
By Helen Payne
Steven Fisher
Pitt St
Philip A. Kerr
E. Main St
Bob
Kerr
Fitchville
Ruggles
Troy
Joseppi
T-Bone
East Main
Fisher Music
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Federal Reserve
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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