Polacheck freed on $6000 bond after rape charge
John Michael Polacheck Jr., 19, of Cleveland, released from Huron County jail on a $6000 pro perty bond after Feb 27 statutory rape arrest. He pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court March 1 and was bound over to the Grand Jury. George P Wakeman, 89, formerly of Fitchville and Elyria resident, died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a life as a farmer. survived by wife Nellie.
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Mansfield
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President Johnson Calls Expanded Crime Fight Proposals
The president urged a new crime commission to study law enforcement and recommended bans on mail order sales of firearms to individuals. He pressed governors and mayors to review laws, keep lethal weapons from the wrong hands, and raise age limits for handgun, rifle, and shotgun sales. He outlined drug control reforms and an expanded war on organized crime with details to follow.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Bliss resigns as Ohio GOP state chairman
Columbus Union of Republicans reports Ray Bliss resigns as Republican state chairman after holding the post since 1949. The GOP state Executive Committee will select a successor at the meeting. Bliss will become national chairman on April 1.
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Columbus
UPD
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Akron
Hospital Admission and Discharge List Mixed Names
Admission list includes Bob True at 1751/2 W Main Norwalk area with multiple patients from Norwalk Milan Monroeville and Berlin Heights. Discharge list includes Debra Stein Brenna McClure Ruby Lawrence and others from Norwalk Monroeville Milan and Wakeman.
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Monroeville
Jenny Humm
Berlin Heights
Master Russell
Michael Hammons
Milan
Debra Stein
Brenna McClure
Ruby Lawrence
Burr Silliman
Cordie Brashear
Norwalk
Mable Schild
Janet Williams Collins
Claral Simonson
Nova
Merrill Teats
Greenwich
Cherry Eldridge
Donna Eldridge
Robert Finlay
Collins
Willard Hayman
Elizabeth Ring
Pearl Draper
George Fingulin
Wakeman
Memorials or Gifts Planned in Heart Fund Honor
Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Emma Chorpening Melbourne Fla a son Stephen L of Elyria four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Friends may call at the Gerber and Son Funeral Home Wakeman where services will be held at 230 pm Tuesday the Rev Elwyn Owen officiating. Burial will be in Wakeman Cemetery. The family asks gifts to the Heart Fund. Hugh E Barnes Graveside services at 10 am Thursday in Woodlawn Cemetery Maplewood NJ. He had lived in Maplewood a retired banker survived by a daughter Betty Applebee five grandchildren two great grandchildren a half sister Lorna Kay Barnes Florida and a half brother Charles Cleveland. His wife Mary preceded him in death. Heuston Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
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Emma Chorpening
Melbourne
Fla
Stephen L
Elyria
Gerber and Son Funeral Home
Wakeman
Elwyn Owen
Wakeman Congregational Church
Wakeman Cemetery
Heart Fund
Hugh E. Barnes
Norwalk
Woodlawn
William Brown
First Methodist Church
Barnes
Maplewood
N.J
Betty Applebee
Lorna Kay Barnes
Florida
Charles
Cleveland
Mary
Heuston Funeral Home
Byproducts Are Key to Profit in Meat Operations
Jim Armstrong of McClain Grocery Co. told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that meat by products mark the difference between profit and loss. He noted a packing firm once lost six million on fresh meat yet profited from by products. He cited uses from bone charcoal to gelatins, curled hair for upholstery, dried blood as fertilizer, and many meat products in pharmaceuticals.
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Jim Armstrong
McClain Grocery Co
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Markets Report Cleveland Livestock Prices
Livestock markets show hogs 650 steady to weak with classes from 200 to 280 pounds priced 16 to 18.75 per hundredweight and sows 12.25 to 15. Cattle 650 steady with steers 21 to 25 and heifers 18 to 23. Calves 175 steady with primes 30 to 35 and commercial 20 to 25. Sheep 400 steady with wool lambs 25.40 to 25.50 and common 15 to 20. Soybeans listed at 2.94 per bushel with limited confidence in other figures.
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Cleveland
UPI
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