Fremont man jailed for bank crash in Bellevue
Leonard Rosas 20 received a three month sentence from Bellevue Municipal Court for driving without a license after crashing a car into the First National Bank in Bellevue on Feb 18. He had no insurance and a temporary 20 day plate. police arrested him after the incident. A Norwalk family sues dog owner for 50000 in Huron County Common Pleas Court for injuries to Mary Theresa Coles 17 from a 1973 attack. father Sonny Coles Sr seeks 5000 for medical costs.
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Fremont
First National Bank
Bellevue
Huron County
Leonard Rosas
Walter Butz
Rosas
Butz
Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Mary Theresa Coles
Sonny Coles, Sr
Adams St
Gilbert Nickoli
W. Willard Sr
Coles
Nickoli
Miss Coles
Herbert R. Freeman
Scientists Find Compounds That Slow Fruit Aging
Washington officials of the Agricultural Research Service report a group of endl-ether amino acids that interfere with aging of harvested fruits. One compound, rhizobitoxine, was first found in a diseased soybean plant and studied as a potential weed killer.
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Washington
UPI
Agricultural Research Service
Rolls-Royce Camargue Goes On Sale At $70,200
Rolls-Royce unveiled its two door luxury Camargue priced at 70 200 including tax. Orders flood in from the Shah of Iran and American businessmen with 120 deposits already placed for the carpeted leather clad model reaching 17 feet. The car promises 14 miles to the gallon.
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London
UPI
Rolls-Royce
Iran
France
Weather Summary and Marriage License Notices
Increasing cloudiness and not as cool tonight with lows in the upper 20s or lower 30s. Thursday cloudy with a 20 to 50 percent chance of precipitation and possible snow mix. highs in the 40s. Marriage license applications list four couples: Louis A. Markel and Wanda M. Farley. Hershel Shepherd and Venice Gayheart. Kenneth E. Chrislip and Kathy E. Benefiel.
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Louis A. Markel
Eden
N.C
Wanda M. Farley
Monroeville
Cook
Hershel Shepherd
Harsister
Venice Gayheart
Willard
Kenneth E. Chrislip
Norwalk
Kathy E. Benefiel
Olena
Local VD clinic debated in Huron County health plan
The Huron County Health Department argues a venereal disease clinic is needed where victims, mostly young people, can receive help without informing families. A question circulated Tuesday asking the public if they favor a local VD clinic.
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Huron County
Huron County Health Department
Public Health Talk Divides Huron County Opinion
A Norwalk survey shows 79 percent urging action to push residents to seek medical care while 21 percent blame individuals for trouble and resist public health measures. Respondents discuss doctors reporting venereal disease to curb spread and prevent infections.
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Huron County
Norwalk
City council hears deregulation could boost gas supply soon
On Tuesday the council heard that removing wellhead gas price controls might yield ample supply within two years but would keep prices rising. Residents were urged to vote yes or no by calling numbers provided and by midnight.
Ohio lawmakers push to finalize Rhodes four amendments
Ohio General Assembly races to complete four Rhodes proposals before the June 3 ballot. Secretary of State Brown will stay open to midnight to receive amendments and could face court challenges if timing slips. Negotiations seek tax relief details, bond levels for transportation and public works, and a sales tax increase in exchange for labor support.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Secretary of State
Rhodes
Senate
Gas Rate Hike Seen With No End In Sight
Columbia Gas Co. will raise rates by four cents per thousand cubic feet in April, joining a series of increases totaling 30 cents in 1974. Local manager Charles Sneddon told Norwalk City Council that deregulation could ease price pressures within two years, though inflation would add costs. He urged residents to contact lawmakers and warned of ongoing rises in the near future.
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Columbia Gas Co
Norwalk
Charles Sneddon
Sneddon
Congress
Southwest
Council
Richard Sipple
Richard Cunningham
Columbia Gas
Columbia
Car rebate ending hurts February auto sales surge
Dealers report February sales rose on rebate deadlines but fear a post rebate drop. GM Chrysler and AMC fell versus last year while Ford posted gains. Imports like Volkswagen Toyota and Datsun climbed, but buyers stall after rebates end and await price cuts or tax refunds.
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Detroit
UPS
Dan Harlan
Geary Ford
San Francisco
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Ford Motor Co
AMC
Volkswagen
Toyota
Datsun
Mike Sarachman
Clarence
N.Y
Los Angeles
Bill Hall
Nugent Chevrolet
Information Please Costs Slash Directory Assistance Requests
Cincinnati Bell began charging 20 cents for directory assistance calls beyond three free per month. January 1974 data show local calls dropped from 66 000 per business day to 18 000, a 73 percent decline, while combined local and 513 area code calls fell about 45 percent. Richard T. Dugan, president of Cincinnati Bell, said results exceeded expectations.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Bell
Richard T. Dugan
Dugan
Tragic Collision Claims Bellevue Man's Life
A rural Bellevue man, Thomas A. Hosang 31, died when his panel truck was struck by a Norfolk and Western train on Sand Hill Road. He was en route to work at 8:30 a.m. and dragged a quarter mile after impact. Hosang worked with his uncle Gene Hosang Construction Co. He is survived by his wife Karen and four children Ricky Michael Jeff and Sherry. Funeral services are being arranged by Foos Funeral Home.
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Bellevue
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Sand Hill Road
Here
Thomas A. Hosang
Bellevue Hospital
Hosang
Gene
Hosang Construction Co
Karen L
Ricky
Michael
Jeff
Sherry
Foos Funeral Home
Milan Couple Denied Rebate In Nine Year Overcharge
Milan village board refuses to credit $275 to $300 charged for an apartment that did not exist in the Stierts home. They argue no legal or moral responsibility, while the couple consults an attorney after being informed the village need not verify monthly apartment status.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Raymond Stiert
Stierts
Harold Albright
Lee McDermond
McDermond
Preacher Tests Faith With $1000 Parable Gamble
Seminary student David Finestead of Lake Lotawana United Methodist Church used his own $1000 to teach the Parable of the Talents. Bake sales mowing lawn lessons and other efforts raised over $3300 returned to the church with 33 new members since the start. The pastor says the simple approach boosted church trust and recruitment.
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Lake Lotawana
UPI
David Finestead
Finestead
Lake Lotawana_ United Methodist Church
Kansas City
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