FT Named In Erie Lawsuit Involving Fisher Titus Hospital
Norwalk area brief reports Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and FT being co defendants in a $250000 suit filed in Erie County last October. Simon Spendiarian MD of Sandusky named in petition for alleged X ray department negligence. Donna Bromley Kirkwood seeks damages for four children of Ronald Bromley. Separate items note murder charges and a gas station robbery suspect in Huron County.
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Norwalk City Hospital Association
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Simon Spendiarian
M.D
Sandusky
F T
Donna Bromley Kirkwood
Lancaster
Ronald E. Bromley
Fisher- Titus
Bromley
Kirkwood
County Officials Oppose County-Wide Voter Registration
Huron County commissioners oppose county wide voter registration citing cost to taxpayers and budget pressures. They notified the board of elections of their stance while the board awaits a final decision, with a June 19 meeting planned and projected $15 000 needed for start up.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
John Hogsett
Hogsett
Canada
Bellevue
New London
Willard Voters decide on two school levies tonight
Willard precincts stay open until 6 30 p m as residents vote on two school operating taxes a renewal for 45 mills and an extra four mills.
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Willard
Huron Soldier Terrance Mesenburg Dies of Wounds
Terrance R. Mesenburg of Huron died Friday from wounds received May 28 near Dong Tam 37 miles southwest of Saigon. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mesenburg were notified Sunday after earlier updates. Wheland Funeral Home to handle arrangements pending.
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Huron
Terrance R. Mesenburg
Walter Mesenburg
Norwalk
Dong Tam
Saigon
Mesenburgs
Wheland Funeral Home
Sunny Warmer Outlook With Isolated Showers Ahead
Weather summary for Norwalk area shows highs 75 to 80 near lake Er ie and mid 70s elsewhere. Lows 50 to 55 tonight. increasing clouds and lower 80s expected Wednesday. showers possible Thursday. southeasterly winds today turning southerly Wednesday. Births and marriage licenses listed among local notices. deaths Nellie Pennock and Elmer Bell reported.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
Charles Roth
F-T
Sex Education Protest Interrupts Ohio School Board Meeting
Several hundred protesters interrupted the state Board of Education hearing on elementary standards in Columbus. Opponents claimed communist influence and argued sex education should not be in curriculums. The board took no action, inviting written statements and reaffirming local control over health education and family life courses.
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Charles McCabe
Forestville
Martin Essex
Ohio
James F. White
TV Remark No Slur Says Judge Dismisses NBC Damage Suit
A 15 million suit by Fay and Forrest Young over an NBC That Was Week That Was remark was dismissed in Cleveland federal court. Judge Lambros ruled the statement caused no injury while the plaintiffs’ attorney indicated intent to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Cleveland
UPI
NBC
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Fay Young
Forrest Young
Katherine Young
Blood drive boosts Neil Smith to forty pints
Forty pints of blood were donated for Neil Smith, an Ohio State University senior injured May 22 in Columbus. Red Cross reported the goal of 15 pints reached quickly as donors from Norwalk to Cleveland Blood Center prepare to credit Smith at University Hospital. His condition remained critical with a rising liver infection. no additional surgery was scheduled.
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Neil Smith
Ohio State University
Columbus
Charles Edel
Firelands
American Red Cross
Smith
Red Cross
Norwalk
Cleveland Blood Center
University Hospital
Arthur Smith
Laylin Road
Victor
Neil
Norwalk Schools End Year With Gradings and Dismissals
Norwalk High School seniors graduate while other students return on Wednesday. Elementary pupils pick up grade cards Friday. St Paul Schools dismiss at 3 p.m. Wednesday and distribute report cards and awards that day. Seniors pick up report cards June 16 and classes for next year begin then for other grades. graduation was held Friday night. Religious summer school starts Thursday at 9 a.m. for all grades except fourth. A fourth grade teacher is not yet available.
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Norwalk
Norwalk High School
St. Paul
St. Mary’s
Nixon Asked To Take On Banks
Rep. Wright Patman urged President Nixon to act against banks after a nationwide rise in prime lending rates from 7.5 to 8.5 percent. The 8.5 percent rate sets a floor for other rates, likely driving up costs for homes, cars, and consumer goods.
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Nixon
Banks
Washington
UPI
Congressional
Wright Patman
D- Tex
House Banking Committee
Patman
Ohioan nurse first woman killed in action in Vietnam
Lt. Sharon A. Lane of Canton Ohio the first U S Army nurse and first woman in the U S armed forces killed in Vietnam died at Chu Lai when a 122mm rocket slammed into a field hospital Shrapnel wounds in the throat were reported along with 25 Vietnamese civilians wounded and a Vietnamese child killed Lane shared night duty with Lt Patricia E Carr of Louisville Kentucky Lane had written to her father she wanted to help in Vietnam and volunteered to serve in either South Vietnam or Korea
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Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
Sharon A. Lane
Canton
Ohio
U.S
Lane
Chu Lai
USS
Patricia E. Carr
Louisville
Carr
Miss Lane
John Lane
South Vietnam
Korea
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Paul E. Work
Joseph Butler
Gladys May Nelson
Lorain
Patricia Lawrence
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
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Tiffin State Hospital
John Borgia
Tiffin Hospital
Lawrence
Joseph Dash
Bellevue Area
Delphi
Larry Figley
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Gastown
Figley
Thomas K. Kearns
Dee
Donald
Long Beach
Calif
Kearns
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
South China Sea
Joe N. Stevens
Carpenter
Cynthia J. Bowerize
Beautician
Edward E. Courtney
Riverside
Sandra Lynn Meese
Collins
Gordon Beck
North Fairfield
Pamela C. Leber
Virgil L. Miller
Oberlin
Louise Fenner
James E. Hicks
Shelby
Sandra Kay Owens
Plymouth
David L. Fazio
Susan D. Link
James R. Loyer
U.S. Army
Constance J. Hotchkiss
James O. Wilhelm
Monroeville
Sandra Evans
Thomas E. Boyle
Susan E. Dobbs
David W. Thomas
Rosalee Stewart
Clarence L. Hall
Marilyn M. Miller
Nellie C. Pennock
E. Main
Elmer B. Bell
Ohio Association For Retarded Children
James Hughes
Ohio Citizens Committee For Special Education
Youngs
Young
Syracuse
N.Y
Conrad Morgenstern
The
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Ohio 88
Bristol Two
Frank Isabella
Warren
Jill Miller
Greenville
Sharon Ann Lane
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