Four Hurt as Driver Ignores Stop Sign at U S 224
At 5 15 p m Wednesday a driver ran a stop sign at the U S 224 and Ohio 60 intersection causing four injuries two critical. James A Zunt 55 Leroy Zunt 12 and Francis Angelo 12 were in the car. Richard Lanning 45 driving the westbound truck to a steel tubing load. Zunt in Akron General Hospital critical Angelo in Akron Children’s Hospital critical Leroy in Ashland Samaritan Hospital fair condition. Truck debris blocked traffic until cleared.
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U.S. 224
James A. Zunt
Vermilion
Leroy
Francis Angelo
Lorain
Richard Lanning
Bettsville
Zunt
Akron General Hospital
Young Angelo
Akron Children’s Hospital
Leroy Zunt
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Lanning
Cattle Rustling Charged After Dead Calf Found
Clarence F. Stein of Monroeville RD reported two missing cattle to the Sheriff's Department last weekend. One dead calf with a leg mark was found in a field. deputies doubt any skinning attempt and say the calf had been dead for some time. The second calf remains unfound.
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Sheriff's Department
Clarence F. Stein
Monroeville RD
Stein
Robert Stein
Fourth of July Dance Plans in Norwalk Committee Meeting
The Norwalk Fourth of July Committee outlined plans for a July 2 dance at the National Guard Armory. The event runs from 9 to 1 with music by Bob Montgomery and his orchestra. LOOKING FOR BARGAINS in antiques in the Classified Columns.
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Norwalk
National Guard Armory
Bob Montgomery
Kennedy Seeks Camp Perry Rifle Matches End
Sen Edward Kennedy urged canceling the Camp Perry rifle matches amid criticism of Defense Department support for the NRA. Rep Charles Vanik backed redirecting the Ohio site to an underprivileged children camp, citing costs and wartime budget pressures.
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Washington
UPI
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Camp Perry
Vanik
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Defense Department
National Rifle Association
NRA
Kennedy
Lake Erie
Milan Board Adopts Salary Scale After Rejected Offer
Milan non teaching staff who turned down a proposed salary schedule ended up with the board approving the same plan. Superintendent Lindecamp and union leader Em ery Lewis reported mixed views while Doreen Garner cited small raises for some workers. The board will allow future negotiations and hired all personnel, with no change to current contract policy.
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Milan
Board of Education
Charles Lindecamp
Emery Lewis
Ohio Public School Employees Association
Doreen Garner
Lewis
Berlin Heights
Frank Garwood
Supt
Lindecamp
Kintner Quits White House Post for Eye Surgery
Former NBC president Robert Kintner resigns from White House staff to undergo eye surgery. President Johnson accepts the resignation with deep regret and appreciation for Kintner's contributions as special assistant over the past year.
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Washington
Teacher resignations and new hires at Milan-Berlin schools
MILAN The Berlin-Milan Board of Education received four resignations and one leave of absence request on Wednesday. Resignations came from Charles Hoffman Vita Light Dini Shaw Royal Turner of Berlin Heights and Joyce Horman of Milan. New hires include Vaughn K Ullman Bowing Green grad with four years experience to teach high school math Donald K Dorner Bowling Green grad with one year contract for math health and PE and William Shevock Duquesne grad to teach math. The board added drivers training staff James Eckenroad Vincent Vartorella and Martha Vartorella.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
Donald KE. Dorner
Bowling Green University
William Shevock
Duquesne Univeristy
Lindecamp
Berlin Heights
Donald Ruck
James Eckenroad
Vincent Vartorella
Martha Vartorella
Airport plans near Norwalk face approval vote today
The Legislative Board of Control is set to approve the Huron County Airport project this afternoon, unlocking 100000 dollars in state funds for runway construction and lighting. T. L. Paffenbarger, president of the Huron County Airport Authority, met officials in Columbus to finalize last details, with a late afternoon decision anticipated.
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Legislative Board of Control
Huron County
Norwalk
T.L. Paffenbarger
Huron County Airport Authority
Columbus
Division of Aviation
Paffenbarger
Monroeville girl hurt in road accident after dodging dog
A 19 year old Monroeville woman Linda J. Meikle was hospitalized with facial cuts after her eastbound convertible on Route 547 swerved to miss a dog and hit a tree. The incident was part of seven State Highway Patrol investigations in 13 hours, with four injuries reported.
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Monroeville
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Fisher-Titus
Linda J. Meikle
Elmer Hicks
Hasbrook Road
Thomas Takacs
Reed St
David Shadle
Central Blvd
Berlin Heights
State 61
Gerald Brant
Margaret H. Jackson
Monroe St
Twaddle, Mantz and
Haupricht
Brant
Milan
U.S. 250
Ohio Turnpike
Peter Williams
Mildred K. Ray
Minervia
Williams
Plymouth
Birbage Howell, Jr
Howell
Jerry Kilgore
Willard
State 99
Wilard
Lt Doane Quits to Move South
Orin Doane of Huron County Sheriff's Department resigns effective Tuesday after 20 years in the Norwalk police force where he retired as captain. He and his wife Jane plan to move to Daytona Beach as son Lee, a 1967 Norwalk High graduate, will enter junior college. Sheriff John Borgia granted a two month leave of absence.
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Orin Doane
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Doane
Jane
Lee
Daytona Beach
Norwalk
John Borgia
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