Vacation Bible School Opens at First United Methodist
More than 200 boys and girls aged three to seventeen attend the first day of Vacation Bible School at New London First United Methodist Church. Classes run daily 9 to 11 30 a m through Friday with a closing service for children and parents Friday at 7 p m. Director is Mrs Virginia Myers and Pastor Rev Al D Amato leads the church.
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New London
First United Methodist Church
Virginia Myers
al D’amato
Man Charged After Monroe Street Crash
John P. Syron, 58, of Youngstown, faces three counts after his car struck a parked vehicle in front of Union Bank on Monroe Street. Police Chief Richard Goetze, who witnessed the crash, arrested Syron for drunken driving reckless operation and having an open flask in the car.
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Monroeville
Youngstown
Union Bank and Savings Co
Monroe Street
John P. Syron
Richard Goetze
Syron
Delinquent teenager sentenced for school bomb threat
A 16 year old freshman at Willard High School was ruled delinquent after writing a February bomb threat letter. He appeared before Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim and was placed on probation after a March hearing. The note prompted a four day school closure and police search. no bomb was found.
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Willard High School
Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk Man Arrested for Public Intoxication on Main Street
A transient man, Karl H. McGinn, was arrested Monday night on Main Street for public intoxication. He was jailed in $100 bond and will appear in Mayor's Court Thursday. Police said city solicitor Frederick Waugh approved the bond because McGinn has 34 prior arrests on the same charge.
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Norwalk
Main Street
Karl H. McGinn
Frederick Waugh
McGinn
Trucker Charged With Drunken Driving After Crash in NC
North Carolina trucker Wilbur D. Trenner, 50, was charged with drunken driving by the State Highway Patrol after his semi went off U S 250 into a ditch Monday afternoon. Passenger Jack Whitman, 52, }no injuries}
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North Carolina
State Highway Patrol
Wilbur D. Trenner
Charlotte
N.C
Trenner
Norwalk
Jack Whitman
Milan and Berlin Heights Libraries Announce Summer Hours
The Milan Public Library and Berlin Township Public Library will start summer schedules Thursday with hours of 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The libraries will be closed Sundays.
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Milan
Berlin Township
Berlin Heights
Seek Hospital Levy for New London Township Renewal
New London Township Trustees consider a 1.4 mill renewal levy for five years on the November ballot. The levy funds the township general operating fund and supports the New London Hospital. A state wildlife authority note ends use of abandoned cars for erosion control. Next meeting moves to July 12 due to holiday.
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New London
New London Hospital
Ohio State Wildlife Authority
Willard Panel Recommends Vote on Tax Extension
A blue ribbon citizen panel urged voters in November to extend the one half per cent city income tax for up to five years, saying the city needs the revenue. The panel, chaired by Norman Smith, also urged regular public accounting of tax funds and recommended sewer rate increases to support improvements.
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Willard
Norman Smith
Jones and Henry, Ltd
Toledo
Frank
Ludban
Smith
Wilcox Taylor
Monroeville High Names 1971 Top Honor Students
The Class of 1971 at Monroeville High School held a combined baccalaureate and commencement in the elementary gym. Elaine Marie Stein was valedictorian and Armstrong scholarship winner. Jeanne Marie Wilhelm was salutatorian and Viola Link scholar. Kathleen Rose Martin won the EHOVE Alumni Association scholarship. Juanita I. Leiby scholars were Kevin John Bores and Sandra Jean Gerber.
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Monroeville
Monroeville High School
Elmer W. Armstrong
Elaine Marie Stein
Edgar Stein
Viola Link
Jeanne Marie
Plaza cites press freedom as vital human right
Galo Plaza secretary general of the Organization of American States says denial of freedom of the press is a denial of a core human right. He warns that absence of press freedom creates a vacuum where rumors spread and mislead public opinion in a statement released by the Inter American Press Association.
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New York
UPI
Galo Plaza
Organization of American States
Plaza
Inter American Pre - Association
New London Board Accepts Five Resignations and Hires Two
The New London Board of Education accepted five resignations including elementary principal Donald W. Babcock who moves to Lucas School District and high school teachers Robert Lavengood Donald Hart Terrence Gledhill and Larry Keillor. It approved one year contracts for Roger Knight and Patricia Tester and hired Thomas Williams for a summer driver education class.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Donald W. Babcock
Lucas
Richland County
Robert Lavengood
Donald Hart
Vermilion
Terrence Gledhill
Larry Keillor
Ashland College Seminary
Roger Knight
Patricia Tester
Thomas Williams
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Norwalk Cyclist Injured In Service Station Collision
An 18 year old Norwalk man James R Turnley received leg and hip injuries when his motorcycle hit a car at a Milan Avenue service station. Cecil Queen the other driver was cited for failure to yield and pulled in front of the cyclist. Turnley was treated and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Norwalk
Milan Avenue
James R. Turnley
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cecil Queen
Queen
Colonial Hotel
Arthur M. McCarty
New State Road
Huron County Banking Company
Anderson, Ind
James F. Kohout
Benedict Avenue
Elm
William A. Mofford
Huron
Mofford
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Jeanne
Kathleen
Kevin
Sandra
Cite
Oban
Scotland
Ian McIntyre
Atlantic
Robert MacEachern
MacEacharn
Thomas N. Strong
Baker St
Strong
Milan Ave
George Moore
Burt Myers
James Dotson
Glover St
Dotson
Falcon
Mead Motor
Benedict Ave
Royal Buffet
Snyder's
House of Distinctive Furniture
Norwalk, Dic
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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