Local man pleads not guilty in manslaughter case
Charles Biddinger aged 19 of Route 162 North Fairfield was arraigned in Huron County Common Pleas Court on second degree manslaughter charges connected to the May 23 two car crash that killed 6 year old Brian Williams. He posted a $1 000 bond and was released.
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Charles Biddinger
North Fairfield
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Brian Williams
Willard
Brian
Paul V. Faulkner
Biddinger
Rome-Greenwich Road
Hospital Open House At Fisher Titus Memorial
The public can tour the new Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with medical staff guiding tours. A Sunday session from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. targets medical professionals and related fields. The facilities include an emergency suite, pharmacy, classrooms, meeting room, medical records, admitting suite, offices, locker room, EEG lab, and a speech clinic.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William Slabodnick
Weather and Births and Deaths Notice
WEATHER Sunny and mild high 73 80. Low tonight 54 59. BIRTHS Mrs and Mr John Sweeting North Fairfield son Mr and Mrs Bernard Niedermer Attica daughter Mr and Mrs William Shepherd Greenwich DEATHS Mrs Emma Short 80 Willard Jesse Story infant Huron James Combs 18 Plymouth RO Marriage License Issued Clayton Ott Nor walk construction worker and Mary.
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Clayton &, Ott
Norwalk
Mary
Schindley
Tellevue
John Sweeting
North Fairfield
Bernard Niedermer
Attica
William Shepherd
Greenwich
Emma Short
Willard Jesse Story
Huron
James Combs
Plymouth
McCenney Martin downplays pessimistic readings of remarks
Federal Reserve chairman William McChesney Martin Jr says some interpretations of his recent speeches were overly pessimistic. He noted his Columbia University remarks were misread as recession warnings, while his St. Louis address stressed risks of inflation or deflation and cautioned against overreacting to price fluctuations.
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New Brunswick
UPI
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin Jr
U.S
Columbia University
New York
Martin
Viet Nam War News Highlights Violence and Setbacks
Communists renew monsoon offensive with two major attacks in South Viet Nam. Government losses heavy as a tank carries U S Marines falls into water and a floating restaurant bombing toll reaches 42 with 12 Americans dead. U S jet strikes North Viet Nam from clouded skies as Tau Malong area overrun by 1000 to 1500 Viet Cong. British Prime Minister Wilson calls for cease fire initiative, Johnson appeals to the United Nations, and defense budget questions arise in Washington.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Amerl
Viet Nam
Tau Marong
Highlands
Glasgow
Scotland
Harold Wilson
Commonwealth Nations
Johnson
San Francisco
United Nations
Washington
John Stennis
D - Miss
Senate
Dominican Republic
Jouth Dies In Rollover Near Willard
James Combs eighteen died after a Route 598 crash near Route 224 in Huron County. Frank Nester eighteen and Charles Hicks eighteen were injured. Nester cited for speed in excess of conditions. Combs was the son of Franklin Combs of Salt Lick Kentucky and the body will be shipped to Martin Kentucky for services.
Patrol Transfers at Norwalk and London Posts
The Norwalk Post changes include Patrolman James A. Leslie transferring to the London Post and Patrolman Raymond Flowers succeeding him in Norwalk. Flowers, a Columbus patrol academy graduate and Kenton native, is married with two daughters.
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Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
James A. Leslie
London
Patrol
Raymond
Flowers
Leslie
Patrol Academy
Columbus
Kenton
Willard Council Approves New School Sewer Plan
Willard leaders end a two hour meeting approving sewer construction for the new Willard Junior High. Bids opened for sewer district 1 as officials passed ordinances for paving and emergency measures. Objections cited over Route 224 business assessments and timing of full district sewer work.
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Willard
Willard Council
Assessment Equalization Board
Arthur Stearns
Stearns
Kenneth Fogt
Fogt
Last Years Hightown Toll Exceeded in Huron County
Huron County recorded its twelfth traffic fatality of the year and exceeded by one the traffic death toll for the entire year of 1964, Friday night, when James Combs, 18, Plymouth RD 1, died in an accident on Route 598 north of New Haven. The 11 deaths in 1964 were the county's lowest since 1958. The Norwalk Post investigated a minor accident Friday on the Greenewich Milan Townline Road, one mile south of Route 18, where Martha Kozak, Norwalk RD 1, was learning to drive and backed onto the road, struggling to start forward before the car moved toward the roadway.
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Huron County
James Combs
Plymouth
New Haven
Norwalk Post
Greenewich - Milan - Townline
Martha Kozak
Norwalk
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Birmingham
James H. Brock
John C. Brock
Birmingham RD 1
Air Force
Fly Toro Marine Air Base
Camp Pendelton
Calif
Dennis Tackett
Cleveland Clinic
Mae
Philadelphia
Teamsters Union
Cleveland
UPD
Pennsylvania
Cuyahoga County
Edward James Icenhour
Elmer Gene
Monaca
Beaver County
Sebring
Youngstown
James Puffinberger
Rochester
Ohio
Port Clinton
Elizabeth Barnhelser
Marysville
Honolulu
Tokyo
Pan American World Airways
Woo Soo Ching
Canton
China
Los Angeles
St Banking
Martyon Sur
Inier Graduate School of Said
Rome
Fiet Cong
Korea
Maxewell D.taylor
Jouth
Rollover
Plymouth RD
Combs
Willard Municipal Hospital
Frank Delno Nester
Nester
Charles Hicks
Shiloh
Hicks
Willard Hospital
Franklin Combs
Salt Lick
Bourma Brothers
Celeryville
Louis Combs
Fink
Martin, Ky
Lesli
Oks
Clifford Stahs
Hightown
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