New London Lines up Junk Law and Water Deal
The council approved the first reading of an ordinance banning junked vehicles and detached parts, with notices issued 72 hours after observation and a $50 daily fine. They also agreed to a water supply pact with John Marquis’s property if wells run dry, tied to Marquis land sale completion. Bids were authorized for resurfacing village streets.
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New London
John Marquis
Townline Road
Board of Public Affairs
Marquis
Price Opens New Sand and Gravel Plant Near Here
Price Sand and Gravel Co plans a 250000 dollar plant west of Norwalk near Route 61. Owner Robert C. Price says machinery work is finishing and operation will start this week with six workers under manager Harry Palmer, a former Johns Manville executive.
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Price
Norwalk
Robert C. Price
The
Price Sand and Gravel Co
Harry Palmer
Johns-Manville Co
Avery
Dunlop Tire Co
London
UPI
Ita
Trucker cited after jackknife on Norwalk bypass
Celina trucker Laverne F. Homan, 26, was cited for speeding after his tractor trailer jackknifed into a ditch near the Norwalk U.S. 20 bypass. The accident damaged five construction barrels and occurred about 2 a.m. No serious injuries. A second early crash damaged a Winterville man’s 30 foot trailer near Fitchville. no injuries or citations.
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Celina
Norwalk
U.S. 20
Ohio State Patrol
Laverne F. Homan
Homan
Winterville
Daniel F. Sanders
Ohio 162
Fitchville
Highway Patrol
Sanders
Power blackout hits Denton in bright sunshine
Denton Texas reported a citywide power outage affecting about 30 000 residents during daytime hours. Reporter Bill Orton described the event from KDNT radio noting the unusual contrast between darkness and daylight.
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Denton, Tex
UPD
Bill Orton
KDNT
Orton
North Texas College
Norwalk Elderly Patient Attempts Suicide at Rest Home
A 70-year-old Norwalk resident at a local rest home tried to slash his left wrist with a razor Tuesday. He nearly severed an artery but avoided major damage. a physician treated the wound with 25 stitches.
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Norwalk Rest Home
Norwalk
Mosher Supports Draft Extension Despite Call for Reform
Charles A. Mosher, representative for the 13th District, voted Tuesday to extend the military draft law. He criticized the law, saying reform is needed but that Tuesday’s action will not bring major changes.
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Charles A. Mosher
13Th Congressional District
Congress
Mosher
Monroeville Buys New School Bus And Schedules
Monroeville School District board approved a 66 passenger bus body from Superior Bus Sales and Service for 3365 dollars plus options 19458 dollars. A GMC chassis bid from Monroeville Truck Sales 4162 dollars with 400 dollar trade in and state allowance 3190 dollars. If allowances hold the bus costs 76506 dollars. The district also plans eight faculty hires including a principal and specialists. A proposed double bus run would shift class times for high school and two elementary schools.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
Superior Bus Sales and Service
Lexington
Ohio
Ronald Willard
Norwalk
Joyce W. Myers
Albert H. Holb
Howard (. Sparks
Ottawa County
State Department of Education
Holb
Ray Scheerer
Delbert South
Prin
Cipal
George A. Schmit
St. Joseph's Parish
Leo P. Williams
St. Alphonsus
Peru
Proposal Flops in SPENNYMOOR Sleep Apart Plan
SPENNYMOOR Ireland health councilman Ernest Brauer 58 proposed a sleep apart campaign for married couples to use single beds to ease work stress and prevent colds. He argued modern homes with smokeless zones central heating still cling to the danger of the double bed.
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Spennymoor
Ireland
UPI
Ernest Brauer
Brauer
Monroeville Girl Named Recreation Commissioner
Kathleen Ann Eberly of Monroeville has been appointed Recreation Commissioner in the Buckeye Girls State program during the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary's 21st Annual Session. She is a National Honor Society member sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary 547. the Girls State session ends Saturday.
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Columbus
Kathleen Ann Eberly
West Broad St
Monroeville
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
Buckeye Girls’ State
Kathleen
Nationalist Party of Girl’ State
W. C. Eberly
Hobart
Lawrence County
National Honor Society
American Legion Auxiliary 547
Shoestring Players Postpone A Thousand Clowns
The Shoestring Players delay A Thousand Clowns set for June 23 25 due to lead Mary April illness. Director Dave Ballard and the cast plan a September reopening as the first production of the new season. They cite summer commitments making earlier performances impossible.
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Dave Ballard
Wheat loan rate set at 1.25 for 1967 in Huron County
The Ohio ASC announces a price support loan rate of 1.25 per bushel for 1967 wheat stored on farms in Huron County. Only wheat from farms in the 1967 ASCS program is eligible.Warehouse loans incur small deductions. producers may store wheat in warehouses or on farm.
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Huron County
Patrick J. Nolan Jr
Huron Asc County Committee
Ohio Asc
ASCS
Nolan
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Erie County Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Py Eee
Meek’s Bakery
Linwood
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
Qonkhohs
ReLuctan
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Syingm
Dean Alain Martin
Deton Technicolor
East Main ST
Michael Caine
Alfie
HUD
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Pearl
Woodbine
Willard
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