Mock Hollywood Producer Flees Lexington Scandal
A man using the name Mel Greenberg arrived in Lexington Virginia posing as a Hollywood producer. He sought local riders dancers singers and actors for a Civil War musical and persuaded several women to pose nude before fleeing town. Local sheriff hunts the suspect.
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Lexington
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Mel Greenberg
Virginia
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Local man sought over fake film scheme and nude audition plot
Authorities pursue Greenberg on grand larceny by check and defrauding an innkeeper after a bogus film studio scheme. He offered parts for nude scenes paying up to 34 dollars daily to locals at a motel while locals describe chaotic auditioning and a bounced 180 dollar check. Enlisted: David M. Garrett joins the Marine Corps. Western Reserve Boosters elect new officers led by Bill Horton at Townsend Town Hall.
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Pasadena
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Multiple injuries and incidents reported in Norwalk area
Fisher-Titus treated three bite cases including a brown spider bite on Richard Cunningham and a rat bite on Laurie Reeves plus a dog bite on Kathleen Dunning. A two-vehicle crash on U.S. 20 and Ohio 4 injured two drivers who declined treatment. An auto theft case led to a 90 day sentence for Herbert Hyatt. Two-car collision near Norwalk left two injured. Gov Gilligan announced 13 crime grants totaling over 269 thousand dollars for state and federal programs.
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Richard Cunningham
Cortland St
Laurie Reeves
Spring St
Kathleen Dunning
Collins
U.S. 20
Ohio
Clayton J. Houck
Monroeville
Lawrence F. Schindley
Bellevue
Houck
Ohio 4
Michael R. Patton
Sandusky
Patton
Herbert James Hyatt
Jefferson Street
Hyatt
Arthur J. Stoll
E. Main St
U.S. Post Office
Norwalk
Collingwood Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Columbus
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John J. Gilligan
Bulletproof Vest Pays Off In San Francisco Standoff
Police say Robert Hooper, the citys only officer in a bulletproof vest, was shot at during a routine stop but unhurt as the vest stopped a bullet. The driver fled in a silver and black car while wearing a plantation hat.
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San Francisco
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Robert Hooper
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Norwalk Council Schedules Two Public Hearings and Zoning Review
Norwalk City Council plans two public hearings Tuesday on the annual appropriation ordinance and a rezoning request by Robert White for six Parsons Street lots to allow three apartment buildings. Second readings include two bids for two tennis courts and police transcription equipment, plus an appropriations ordinance. Work begins Monday on West Main Street sewer project with street closure from Greyhound Station to Ohio 61, while Betschman's Greenhouse access remains. Larry Thompson starts as draftsman with $2.50 hourly rate to draft Whitney Field changes for year-round pool enclosure.
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Norwalk
Robert White
Parsons Street
Council
White
West Main Street
Jim Widman
Olcott and
Ott
National Guard Armory
Greyhound
Ohio 61
Betschman
Classified Ads Offer Quick Cash Idea
A brief pitch encouraging quick cash by selling items you no longer need. It promotes using classified ads and provides a contact number 662 4241 to place listings.
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Dial
Man Fined 500 In Shooting Incident
William L. Howard 29 of Collins was fined 500 dollars and costs with a suspended 60 day workhouse term after pleading no contest to assault and battery in a December shooting at his apartment. He was accused of shooting his brother-in-law George Spence 35 of Sandusky with a rifle. Spence suffered a deep flesh wound and was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Howard received one year probation following the suspended term.
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Collins
George Spence
Sandusky
Spence
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Howard
Toledo
Medicare Part B premium rises to $6.70 monthly
Monthly premiums for the medical insurance part of Medicare will increase starting July 1 from $6.30 to $6.70 per month. Willard D. Wallick, social security district manager in Sandusky, notes the plan is funded by individual premiums and federal revenues and helps cover doctor bills and medical expenses.
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Sandusky
Retirement for Miss Louise Linder Ends 48 Years Service
Miss Louise Linder, longtime extension secretary for Huron County, retires July 1 after 48 years of answering agriculture and homemaking questions. A reception at the administration building honored her, and she received a grandfather clock from county residents.
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Louise Linder
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Huron County Cooperative Extension Service
Huron County Administration Building
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Linder
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Huron County Court House
Violet Suhr
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
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