DC-10 defect in other planes raises safety concerns
Columbus based Aviation Safety Institute head John Galipault says engine mounting defects found in the DC-10 may also exist in six other airliner models including the 707 737 DC-8 and B-727. He warns FAA monitoring is weak and cites reports of bolts cracking and pylon linkage problems linked to the Chicago crash that killed 273 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Aviation Safety Institute
Worthington
Chicago
John Galipault
Oan
Galipault
FAA
Flight Standard Service
Flight Standards Service Office
Ohio State
Braniff International
TWA
Ohio House approves liquor permit fee hike bill
The Ohio House passed a bill 72 to 13 raising liquor permit fees by 25 percent to fund alcoholism programs. The sponsor Rep. Francine Panehal cited 900,000 Ohioans in treatment and said fees haven’t risen since 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Senate
Francine Panehal
Cleveland
Judge Upholds 12 Indictments Against Sheriff and Deputies
Mansfield Ohio Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge Max Chilcote upholds all 12 indictments against Sheriff Thomas Weikel and seven present and former deputies. Six counts were dismissed and four amended to lesser charges for wording issues tied to Florida trips by the sheriff and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Richland County Common Pleas Court
Max Chilcote
Thomas Weikel
Chilcote
Florida
Ohio court orders return of Vietnamese girl to natural mother
The 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals ordered Nguyen Thi Hua to be returned to her natural mother Lan Baker. The child, who has lived with her adoptive parents as Kelly Scott since 1971, was part of Operation Babylift. Baker had petitioned for the return in October 1976. Also noted are Ohio Lottery numbers for this week: Gold 2, White 34, Blue 481, Win-a-thon 06144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Nguyen Thi Hua
Kelly Scott
Lan Baker
Joseph Scott
Ohio
Weather and life notes from early June 1979
Cloudy with possible showers and thunderstorms. highs around mid to upper 70s, lows near mid 50s. 40 percent rain today, 20 percent tonight and Saturday. Winds variable, then NW. Marriage license: Ricky Sexton and Sheila G Triplett. Births: Sayler couple’s son, Haupricht girl, Mohr boy. Deaths: Glenn Frakes, infant Michael Hahn. Hurricane names era notes list Ana and Bob among early season names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Sexton
New Haven
Sheila G. Triplett
Willard
Orville
Karen Sayler
Collins
Fisher-Titus
Herman
Kathy Haupricht
Greenwich
Christopher
Amy Mohr
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
Glenn Frakes
Plymouth
Michael Hahn
David Hahn
Lorain
Fanny Farmer strike halts Norwalk plant operations
About 400 Fanny Farmer employees walked off after a three year contract expired, halting production, packing and shipping at Norwalk's largest candy plant. Pickets at four entrances demanded higher pay and better benefits while management touted a 10 percent pay rise including partial dental coverage.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Norwalk
U.S. 20 East
Louis C. Trotta
Trotta
Smith
Jury Acquits Felony Suspect in Huron County Case
A jury in Huron County Common Pleas Court exonerated Lucas Shane Walery on charges of stealing automobile parts and gasoline, marking the first felony acquittal there since 1974. Walery, on parole for a prior theft, faced potential long prison time but chose trial with defense by Assistant Public Defender Russell Leffler. The eight men and four women jury toured the gas station scene during proceedings. Mrs. Leffler attended, calling herself her husband’s cheering section.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Russell Leffler
Huron County
Walery
Clark Brothers
New London
Leffler
Common Pleas Court
Reese Wineman
Ehove levy on Tuesday ballot seeks operating funds
Tax levies for Ehove Joint Vocational School at Avery and Pioneer at Shelby will be voted on Tuesday. Ehove asks .5 mill for five years to start in May next year, funded from January 1980 and producing about $325,000 yearly. Previous .1 mill for permanent improvements passed in 1971 and renewed once. Pioneer seeks renewal of 42 and an additional .56 mill, total .92 mill for 10 years, covering operating expenses and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Avery
Pioneer Joint Vocational School
Shelby
Ehove
Betty Wolfram
Ehove Board of Education
Pioneer
Huron County
Republic Street opens to ease Milan Gallup congestion
Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced the Republic Street extension opened about 4 p.m. Thursday on the east side of town. The project cost about $623,000 with 70 percent funded by the federal government and 30 percent by the city of Norwalk. A safety lane on U.S. 250 northbound near the railroad tracks to the Ponderosa restaurant was funded separately with most costs covered by federal funds.
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Milan
Gallup Avenues
Republic Street
Wayne Goodsite
Vernis George
Norwalk
George
Federal Safety Project
Norwalk High stages Charlie Brown play at 8 p.m.
Norwalk High School presents You're a Good Man Charlie Brown beginning at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with student cast and crew featured.
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Norwalk High School
Man
Charlie Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watchdog
Crawford County
Buycrus
Skylab
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Ely
Weather Bureau
Ana
Bob
Claudette
David
Elena
Frederic
Ubside Today
Henry Timman
Society
Dick Hobson
Reflector
Great Lake Packers, Inc
Afl-Cio
Rotary Printing
Wappler Instrument
West Baking
John Brown
West Baking Union
Great Lakes
Railroad
Franklin Street
Whittlesey Avenue
BFI
Allied Industrial Workers
America
Paul Statford
Fanny Farmer
Lucas Shane Walery
Grant St
Debbie
Marvin Webb
Webb
Norwalk City
Bellevue City
Monroeville
South Central
Western Reserve
Erie
Ottawa Counties
Willard City
Plymouth Local
Richland
Crawford
Morrow
Seneca and
Wyandot
S. E. Johnson Co
U.S. 250
Kmart
East Main Street
Goodsite
Grove Street
St. Mary's Street
Ontario Street
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