Storms Bypass Ohio. 90 mph Gusts Shatter Windows
Tornadoes high winds and thunderstorms sweep Ohio with gusts up to 90 mph in downtown Toledo blowing out dozens of store windows. United Press International reports widespread damage across several counties.
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United Press International
Ohio
Toledo
Tornadoes, high winds strike Ohio towns injure and disrupt
A western Hancock County tornado moved east toward Findlay touching down several times with no injuries. A Columbus tornado tossed Richard Graves 27 in Dublin injuring him lightly. Toledo Edison crews faced 60 plus power line outages as high winds troubled Toledo area boats and power. Williams County saw severe crop damage and a woman sustained minor injuries when a trailer rolled. Defiance County reported multiple tornadoes with minor damage but no injuries. Weather Service noted 27 warnings in five hours and expect more showers as warm humid air returns.
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Hancock County
Findlay
Columbus
Richard T. Graves
Dublin
Graves
Jack Nicklaus
Toledo
National Weather Service
Williams County
Riviera County Club
Bob Bragg
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Defiance
Defiance County
Jim Woodring
Motorcycle struck as truck backed on League Street
A motorcyclist William F. McClellan 49 North Fairfield was run over by a backing truck driven by Ralph W. Likes 30 Huron near Pearl Street during resurfacing work. In other incidents a New London teen driver 16 John D Ferber collided with Richard E Walker 51 Willard on Hester Street and Janet L Jones 18 Norwalk struck a tire on Frederick W Missig’s vehicle. Charles J Ward 27 Milan cited for speeding after hitting a power pole on Plank Road south of the Erie County line. Ward injured but not treated.
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League Street
William F. McClellan
North Fairfield
Pearl Street
Ralph W. Likes
Huron
New London
Hester
Monroe Streets
John D. Ferber
Hester Street
Richard E. Walker
Willard
Walker
Ferber
Heights
Berea
Thomas S. Tomoko
Oberlin
Church Street
Janet L. Jones
Norwalk
Frederick W. Missig
Missig
Monroeville
Charles J. Ward
Milan
Plank Road
Erie County Line
Highway Patrol
Ward
Super Sewer Planned to Protect Lake Erie
Cleveland plans a nationwide first super sewer system with computerized controls and internal dams to store and regulate sewage flows in a nine mile pipeline. Led by Raymond Kudakis the project aims to cut daily Lake Erie overflows to about once per decade with a $23.2 million EPA grant. Construction starts in November and should finish early 1979.
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Cleveland
UPS
Lake Erie
Rocky River
Raymond Kudakis
Cleveland Regional Sewer Authority
Kudukis
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Norwalk Girl Joins Air Force Begins Basic Training
Evonne Schultz of Norwalk joins the United States Air Force and leaves August 9 for Lackland Air Force Base Texas to start basic training. A 1972 Norwalk High School graduate she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ray Schultz and has been employed by the Northern Ohio Telephone Co in Norwalk.
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Evonne Schultz
Norwalk
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Miss Schultz
Ray Schultz
Norwalk High School
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
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