New Cooker Tested in Local Roto Corp Venture
Kuhlman and Coulter describe an automatic chicken cooker prototype with 720 pieces per hour, potential to exceed 1200, and wide use across foods. It reduces labor and costs, improves temperature control, and can be operated by two people. The cooker sits in a 32 by eight foot area with scalable housing options. The Roto Corp financed by selling 200 shares at 100 dollars each to local residents. Directors include Lutts Key Waugh Mullenix.
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Kuhlman
Coulter
Roto Corp
Kuhlman and Coulter
Lyman L. Lutts
W. Wayne Key
Frederick F. Waugh
Stephen D. Mullenix
Greenwich Boy on Bike Struck. Driver Not Cited
David Ellwood Cole 11 of Greenwich is in good condition at Willard Area Hospital after a Sunday crash on State Route 13 when he and another rider failed to stop at a stop sign and were hit by Annie S. Gordon 41 of Mansfield. No citations issued.
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David Ellwood Cole
Greenwich
Willard Area Hospital
Cole
Ohio State Patrol
Annie S. Gordon
Mansfield
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Plank Road
State Patrol
Donald E. Staley
Old State Road
Staley
Car and Ambulance Collide in City Weekend Accidents
No injuries were reported in three city accidents over the weekend. Carl W. Copenhaver, 17, was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after rear ending Philip D. Bliss, 49, at Routes 18 20 61. An ambulance and car on Milan Avenue collided with no injuries. the driver of the ambulance was on the wrong side with siren on. Other incidents include Robert E. Reisig, 42, found at fault for failure to stop in a clear distance after hitting a parked car, and Richard L. Swartz, 49, veering off State Route 4 to avoid a bus, ending in a pole and cornfield. A deer was killed on U.S. 162 near New London after a collision with a passing car. Willard police arrested a suspect in a hit skip case. Harold Amburgy lost control on State Route 99 causing Myers to crash into a ditch before Amburgy fled.
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Carl W. Copenhaver
Old State Rd
Philip D. Bliss
Bliss
Copenhaver
Milan Avenue
Fred W. Hofer
Olive St
Theo G. Claytor
Glover St
St. Mary’s Street
Robert E. Reisig
Spine Ct
Reisig
West Main Street
Reisig Auto
Richard L. Swartz
Tiffin
Swartz
State Patrol
U.S. 162
Robert Eugene Barr
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Ohio State Patrol
Harold Amburgy
Dennis Myers
Two Norwalk accidents injure fifteen people
Fifteen persons were injured in two separate Norwalk accidents investigated Sunday by police. The first crash at Whittlesey Avenue and League Street involved Alvin L. Ward Sandusky and Martha Oakley Milan driving a pickup with Dora Marks Check Virginia as a passenger suffering severe facial injuries. The second crash at Benedict and Christie Avenues involved John Osterland New London James Reineck Sandusky and Barbara Churchill Sandusky with eight people treated and released for minor injuries. Ward faced a charge of running a flashing red light and Churchill a charge of failure to stop with an assured clear distance ahead.
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Norwalk
Alvin L. Ward
Sandusky
Martha Oakley
Milan
Whittlesey Avenue
League Street
Dora Marks
Check
Ward
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Fisher- Titus
Leroy B. White
Toledo
Oakley
Alvin Ward
Donald Scheiber
Dennis” Ritchie
Woodlawn Ave
Whittlesey
John Osterland
New London
James A. Reineck
Chatham St
Barbara Churchill
Fruen St
Osterland
Benedict and
Christie Avenues
Reineck
Churchill
Open House Set for New London Hospital Wing
Open house at New London Hospital is planned for Saturday and Sunday signaling a new era for the village. The event showcases a new wing with operating room, x ray, laboratory, seven patient rooms and a nurses station connected to the old building, and plans foretell the old section becoming a converscent wing.
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New London Hospital
Helen Payne
New London
Edith Lilly
Board of Trustees
Cleveland
Norwalk
Ashland
Sandusky
Wellington
Elyria
Prospect Street
the Hospital
Ray Sprague
McDonald doubts passage of education tax package
State House Minority Leader John C. McDonald of Newark voices very serious doubts the General Assembly will approve the administration's education tax package. He says the governor's proposal does nothing to shift the tax structure and calls it regressive in a television interview.
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Cleveland
UPS
State House
John C. McDonald
Newark
General Assembly
McDonald
EHOVE Grant Renewal Approved for Vocational Ed Project
The State Department of Education notified EHOVE Vocational School that its Title III ESEA project Demonstrating Innovations in Vocational Education was renewed for another year. EHOVE received an $89,800 grant to support continuing program activities at the county level.
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State Department of Education
Ehove Vocational School
EHOVE
Amburgy Arrested After Traffic Stop in Willard
Amburgy was taken to jail in Willard after being stopped while driving. Local authorities reported the arrest following the traffic stop and transfer to the Willard jail for processing.
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Amburgy
Willard
Holiday Lakes Queen Contest Set At Willard Resort
Next weekend the Miss Holiday Lakes contest will judge eight contestants including Joyce Wilson 1833 North Hester Willard residents Jacalyn Gardner Sandra Scheid Brenda Chronister Pamela Mohn and Debbie Styles at the Holiday Lakes Water Festival Judges include Willard mayor C M Grossman and others Pageant runs Friday Saturday Sunday at Holiday Lakes Lodge in Willard with free public access.
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Joyce Wilson
North Hester St
Miss Wilson
Virgil Wilson
Kent State University
Jacalyn Gardner
Willard
Miss Gardner
Jack Gardner
Willard High School
Sandra Scheid
Wakeman
Leland K. Scheid
Ashland College
Brenda Chronister
William Chronister
Shelby
Pamela Mohn
Jeff Mohn
Shelby High School
Debbie Styles
William Styles
Grafton
Midview High School
C.M. Grossman
Susan Werner
Norwalk
Dale Stanford
Boyer School
Akron
Springfield Township
Holiday Lakes Lodge
Vandals Caught Three Norwalk Juveniles
Three Norwalk juveniles were captured for vandalism at a local junior high. They will serve community service and face further action from school authorities.
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Norwalk
Greenwich Council Vacancy Remains Unfilled
The Greenwich village council notes the vacancy after Lloyd Patton left to become mayor. If unfilled in 30 days, Mayor Patton will appoint a new councilman. Police also report three youths spray painted a school building, ages 13 and 14, who must clean bricks after being lectured.
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Greenwich
Lloyd Patton
Patton
Anderson
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Charles Rhineberger
East League St
Paul J. Schaffer
Bellevue
Oswin Hermes
Schaffer
State
Brunow
Lais Road
Donna Brunow
Lyman Lutts
Myers
Townline Road
Peru Center Road
Douglas Henneman
State St
Hill- Burton Hospital
Paul Richard
NL Council
New London Village
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron University
Jim Smith
Kubach-Smith
North Fairfield
Flickinger Agency
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank Building
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