Candidates Report Expenses in May Primary Campaigns
Arthur Leak and John F. Staples reported campaign expenses, with Staples at 239.58 and Leak at 147.28. Other county candidates filed zero expenses, being unopposed. Three issue committees filed reports, with others possibly due by Friday 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leak
John F. Staples
Staples
Leak
Board of Elections
Kenneth W. Reed
Robert J. Vetter
Common Pleas
Maurice B. Smith
Attica Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Drunken Driving
Pearl H. Patrick 49 of rural Attica sits for jury in Common Pleas Court facing a drunken driving charge. Arrested by State Highway Patrol on April 1 1969 she pleaded not guilty at arraignment and is represented by Norwalk attorney Phillip M. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Pearl H. Patrick
Attica
State Highway Patrol
Norwalk
Phillip M. White
Rocks Block Mine Rescue as 76 Bodies Remain Missing
Rock slides in underground passages threaten to halt recovery efforts for the 76 miners in West Virginia, potentially delaying body retrieval for up to two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
West Virginia
French Girl to Live Here in Norwalk Under Youth for Understanding
Christine David of Toulouse will live with the Brady family at 4 High Street in Norwalk this fall as part of the Youth for Understanding program. The 17 year old student, studying to be a surgeon, hopes to gain a realistic view of America during her one year abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Brady
St. Paul’s High School
Christine David
Toulouse
Norwalk
Thomas Brady
High St
Christine
United States
U.S.A
America
England
Ireland
Brady
Bradys
Mike
Patricia
Terry
Fire in Press Room at Columbus Dispatch Building
A fire of undetermined origin broke out early today in the press room of the Columbus Dispatch Building. The blaze started in a press not running at the time and was quickly controlled. Several people were treated for smoke inhalation. Several rolls of paper were destroyed, but today's 96 page edition would be published as scheduled. The Dispatch and the Columbus Citizen Journal are printed in the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
Morning
Columbus Citizen Journal
Planners Consider Special Agriculture Zone in County
The Regional Planning Commission voted to study a county wide special agriculture zone. Soil conservationist Lloyd Young presented a map showing soil types by acre to predict land-use reactions. The goal is to protect good farm land from industrial use, reclassifying undeveloped land as agriculture land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Planning Commission
Lloyd Young
Young
Norwalk
Robert Williams
Fireworks Building Explodes in Springfield Township
An explosion at the Miller Fireworks Co in Springfield Township Toledo area killed Phyllis Sue Stewart 27 and injured two others. She died when a cinder block struck her head while loading gunpowder. Injured were taken to a local hospital with undetermined injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
UPI
Miller Fireworks Co
Springfield Township
Lucas County — Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Phyllis Sue Stewart
Springfield
Harry Patton
Ralph Locke Honored As Norwalk Lion Of Decade
Ralph Locke received the Lion of the Decade Award as the Norwalk Lions Club installed officers. He was noted for promoting Lions activities and community service including aid to the blind and sight preservation. The meeting at the Ramada Inn drew forty nine Lions and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Locke
Norwalk
Lion of
Norwalk Lions Club
Locke
Clif Cross
Jorge Wenzell
Ashland
John Mitre
John Frank
Bernard Jarvis
Fred Hoyt
Ed Prior
Irvin Maxwell
Greg Maxwell
Roy Cooper
Richard Cook
Tom Collins
Kenneth Earl
Charles Murray
Vik van Hentenryck
Ralph Poth
van Hentenryck
Harry Gilbert
Arnold Elenbaas
John Borgia
Lions
Ramada Inn
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Clarence Ellett
Commission
C.B. Roscoe
Delaware
Marion
Wakeman Township
Marden Todd
Sandusky Aluminum Co
Hancock ST
Sandusky
Ohio
Duplex Valet
Ian
Pohl
Bancardchek
Oren
W. Main
General Electric
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