Tracks In Good Shape Norwalk Rail Mainline Declared Safe
Norfolk and Western officials and a retired track inspector say the Norwalk to Brewster mainline is in good condition despite daily tanker traffic. They cite welded rails, ongoing safety upgrades, and regular inspections while warning of curves and grades requiring slower speeds and a built in safety brake at crossings.
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Toledo
Brewster
Ohio
Florida
Tennessee
Cleveland Railway
Melvin Shipley
N and W
Shipley
Benedict Avenue
Ralph Braker
Huron County
Robert Hauser
Sandusky
Roanoke
Transplant patient dies amid heart kidney failure in Houston
A 21 year old oil field worker, Kirk Russell Martin, died in Houston after living two weeks with a heart transplant that included a donor kidney. An autopsy will verify cause of death, officials said the kidney failure likely caused his death.
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Houston
UPI
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kirk Russell Martin
Pilot On Last Flight Crashes
A Cincinnati pilot in the final flight of his career died after a crash. The incident follows last May’s Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that claimed 165 lives, with Barbara Thornhill among the late survivors.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Barbara Thornhill
Carl Schneider
Anne
el Cajon
Calif
Dave Clapp
Indian Wells
Charles E
Gene”’ Hersche
el Paso
Texas
Bob Serling
Continental
Rick Dare
Heavy Snow Warning For W central Ohio and state rest
A heavy snow warning covers west central and southwestern Ohio with up to six inches expected by midnight. A winter storm watch spans the state for potentially heavy snow through Friday as a major storm moves from Arkansas into northern Alabama and then Ohio. Temperature records were shattered in Cleveland Toledo Columbus and Akron Canton as subfreezing readings were logged.
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Arkansas
Alabama
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Akron Canton
Towne and Country Theatre Opens Diary of Anne Frank
The Towne and Country Players present The Diary of Anne Frank opening at 8 tonight. Performances run at Towne and Country Theatre with cast and crew promoting the stage adaptation this evening.
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Towne and Country Players
Diary of Anne Frank
Towne and Country Theatre
Winter storm watch and weather notes for tonight and Friday
A winter storm watch is in effect tonight and Friday with snow likely and possible heavy bursts. Lows drop to teens, highs Friday near mid to upper 20s. Precipitation probabilities are 80 percent tonight and 70 percent Friday, southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Also includes marriage license application for Joseph E. Roaker and Linda K. Nelson of Willard, a Greenwich birth in the Willard area, and deaths of Paul A. Sipp and George L. Harris.
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Joseph E. Roaker
Willard
Linda K. Nelson
Gary and
Sheryl Lacey
Greenwich
Willard Area
Paul A. Sipp
Wadsworth
George L. Harris
Ashland
Missile Throwers Disrupt Cleveland School Concert
In Cleveland a concert for 2000 school children was canceled after sixth graders hurled paper clips and hair pins at Cleveland Orchestra musicians on stage. Resident conductor Matthias Bamert said tuning had not begun when objects hit the stage, endangering performers and instruments. About 20 percent of students were from Cleveland schools. others came from suburban districts.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Orchestra
Matthias Bamert
Bammert
Orchestra
Lakewood
David Levenson
Transition Center Aims To Help Mental Health Patients In Huron
The Transition Center in Norwalk and Willard offers community based aid to acute care patients moving from state hospitals. Director Nancy Adolph guides a dozen clients aged 18 to 62 through support, social interaction, and reintegration to avoid the revolving door of care and isolation.
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Huron County
Ohio
Transition Center
Salvation Army
Norwalk
Trinity Lutheran Church
Willard
Nancy Adolph
Ralph
Alice
Tiffin Mental Health and Retardation Center
the State Hospital
Tiffin
George
Meet Nancy Udolph the Transition Center director
Nancy Udolph, 25, began helping youths with family problems as a university sophomore at Illinois. She earned a psychology bachelor, a master’s in social work from Wisconsin, and joined Huron County’s mental health program in summer 1976. Born near Chicago, she lives in Ashland with husband Mike, who works in production control for a fire alarm systems maker in Shelby. She earns 13500 annually as director of the Transition Center.
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Nancy Udolph
University of Ilinois
Shelby
Ashland
Udolph
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