Hank Aaron speaks in U.S. House on Flag Day
Hank Aaron the Atlanta Braves slugger and home run record breaker spoke from the House podium delivering a four minute Flag Day address. He praised the American flag, received a standing ovation from a crowded chamber, and drew parallels between baseball and Congress while expressing pride in his 20 year career.
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Washington
UPI
Hank Aaron
U.S. House of Representatives
Atlanta Braves
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Carl Albert
Phone Company Takes Toll Poll
Donald Schwarzentraub of General Telephone Co explains a Milan area survey on toll free service. Residents could pay 50 cents monthly and businesses $1 for extended area service to Berlin Heights and to Huron. current Milan to towns rates are 14 cents first minute direct and 40 cents with an operator. Chamber directors favor EAS.
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Milan
Donald Schwarzentraub
General Telephone Co
Norwalk
Milan Chamber of Commerce Board
Berlin Heights
Huron
EAS
Juvenile Court cases in Huron County
Thomas B. Hardman of 3 North St was fined 38 dollars and costs for speeding. Donald W. Graham of rural Willard was fined 30 dollars and costs for speeding. William C. Allman of rural Willard was fined 34 dollars and costs for speeding. Lenny W. Dauch of rural Wakeman was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding. Russell D. Goodsite of 24 W. Washington St was fined 50 dollars and costs for permitting an unlicensed minor to drive, 10 dollars and costs for no muffler, 10 dollars and costs for an unsafe vehicle. Mark B. Fritz of rural Bellevue was fined 42 dollars and costs for speeding. David K. Mullany of rural Willard was fined 10 dollars and costs for no driver's license. Gari Spino of 2 Central Blvd was fined 15 dollars and costs for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Michael L. Spalsbury of 66 Corwin St was fined 46 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Huron County
Thomas B. Hardman
North St
Donald W. Graham
Willard
William C. Allman
Lenny W. Dauch
Wakeman
Russell D. Goodsite
Washington St
Mark B. Fritz
Bellevue
David K. Mullany
Gari Spino
Central Blvd
Michael L. Spalsbury
Corwin St
Administrators Receive Raises in South Central Board Meeting
The South Central Board of Education approved salary increases for administrators. Supt. Lowell Etzler will earn 18 500 after a 1 500 raise. Nathan Baker becomes high school principal on a two year 16 500 contract. Walter Hiller, elementary principal, receives 700 raise to 15 200. The board also accepted four resignations and hired four new teachers.
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Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
Lowell Etzler
Nathan Baker
Baker
James Walters
Walter Hiller
Kent State University
Danielle Sommers
Utah State University
Receptions Planned for Two Departing Priests
St. Pauls Catholic Church announces farewell receptions for the Rev. Gerald Stein and the Rev. William Bodart, who are leaving the parish. A newly ordained associate pastor the Rev. Dennis L. Gray will begin his assignment. Receptions set 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Marys Wakeman and St. Pauls Toledo area.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Dennis L. Gray
Gerald Stein
William D. Bodart
Father Gray
Toledo
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s Parish
Tiffin
Father Bodart
Father Stein
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Wakeman
St. Paul’s
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Martha Kleinfelter
South Central High School
Christine Baumler
Bowling Green State University
EMR
Annette McCoy
St. Mary’s Social Center
St. Paul’s Social Hall
Ladies of the Rosary Altar Society
Gray
Li. Lindsay
Lindsay
E. Main St
Ene Lindsay
King
Green & White
Sim
Duran
Martinsville
REGAL
W. Main
Simmons
Superfirm
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