Truck Driver Killed On Pike Near Exit 8
A 51 year old truck driver, Paul L. Foucks of Lisbon, died after his tractor trailer left the Ohio Turnpike and struck a light pole near the Exit 8 service plaza. He was trapped two hours and died at Lorain Community Hospital. It was the fourth Turnpike fatality this year. Cause of the crash is undetermined at this time.
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Castalia
Paul L. Foucks
Lisbon
Lorain Community Hospital
Foucks
Norwalk
To Buy Sell or Rent a House Classified Ad
Advertising line invites readers to place or respond to a house classified ad by calling 668 3771 for buy sell or rent listings. Contains a single contact number and service offer.
George George Fights for North Star Council in Columbus Hearing
Norwalk grants director Vernis George testified at a Columbus hearing on state guidelines for counties forming regional groups to seek federal funds. He urged North Star Council of Governments to stay unified and warned Erie Sandusky and Ottawa counties may be pressured toward TMACOG. George argued North Star counties share more interests with each other than with Toledo area alternatives and stressed the need to control their own regional agenda.
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Norwalk
Vernis George
North Star Council of Governments
Columbus
George
Erie
Sandusky
Ottawa
Toledo Metropolitan
North Star Council
Huron County
Gilligan
North Star
Science Projects Win Cash Awards in Huron County
Four Huron County students won cash prizes at the American Heart Association awards dinner held at First Presbyterian Church. Mary Beth Camardese, eighth grader at St. Mary's Norwalk, won with New Life for Dying Hearts and a coronary bypass display. she received a $25 bond. Tom Hawes was runner-up with a $10 prize. Honorable mentions went to Patricia Cavalier and Cheryl Steele. appreciation certificates were given to volunteers.
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Willard
Huron County
American Heart Association
First Presbyterian Church
Linda Cowling
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mary Beth Camardese
St. Mary’s School
Norwalk
Heidelberg College
Mary Beth
Tom Hawes
Patricia Cavalier
St. Francis School
Cheryl Steele
Thief Must Pay For Tires
Earl Haws of Wellington pleaded guilty to a reduced misdemeanor theft count in a tire theft from Bob Meyer Chevrolet. Restitution is required, with a six month suspended jail term and probation supervised by Erie County authorities. Charges in Huron and Lorain counties were reduced to misdemeanors. Erie County kept a felony.
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Earl Haws
Wellington
Bob Meyer Chevrolet, Inc
Haws
Bob
Local Price List and Sell Your Unneeded Items Ad
Wheat price 3.03 local 2.85 new. Corn 2.60 local 2.12 new. Oats 1.55. Soybeans 5.28 local 4.71 new. Extra money by selling your unwanted items. Call 668 3771 for details.
Nanette Comes to Towne and Country with Mother's Day Show
Towne and Country Players add a Mother’s Day performance to Nanette at 57 E. Main St Norwalk. Friday is sold out, Saturday and Sunday tickets remain. the run closes May 11. 54 actors and musicians on stage. tickets 2.50 adults 1 child.
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Towne and Country Players
Norwalk
E. Main St
Bank robber Jennings gets 20 years with added 20 for prior
Jesse Jennings, already convicted for another bank robbery, is sentenced to 20 years in federal prison plus a parallel 20 year term, totaling 40 years. He was convicted April 15 for the Firelands Community Bank heist in Berlin Heights, with a 13 000 dollar haul.
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Toledo
Jesse Jennings
Berlin Heights
Jennings
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Firelands Community Bank
Norwalk
Bellevue
Chesterhill
Ohio
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Aly
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Wilbur
Dutch) Spettle
Eagles Club
Steve Oblender
Spettle
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Jewelers
Diamond Specialists
THE
Manchester
Sealdon
Ixl-Westinghouse
Wolphan Your Lumber & Home Improvement Center
Bankamericard
MLE A
Nanette
T&c
Stephanie Smith
Clyde
Catherine Hines
Huron
Ib. Basket
Florida
Apples
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Boose’s
Rt. 61
East
Strolee
Strolee and Hedstrom
Layaway Bank Americard
Master Charge
Spector
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