Bumper Beat Nickoli A 16 year old in ICU after rail crossing crash
A 16 year old student, Timothy Nickoli, remained in intensive care at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a Sunday night collision between his car and a train engine at Benedict Avenue. He had surgery for a collapsed lung. Nearby, a 92 year old woman, Mary P. Robinson, was treated for injuries from a separate crash on Eastwood Drive and released. Police cited both drivers for control failures and yielding violations in multiple minor collisions across Monroeville and Norwalk areas.
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Timothy Nickoli
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Benedict Avenue
Nickoli
St. Paul’s High School
E. Main St
Norwalk
Eastwood Drive
Mary P. Robinson
Fisher- Titus
Gene Widman, Inc
Mary Robinson
Railroad Street
Linwood Avenue
Hildamae Laughton
Woodlawn Ave
Lions Pursue Sight Projects In Norwalk Community
J W Kelley president of the Norwalk Lions Club outlines ongoing sight preservation and eye research efforts. The club has donated and recycled glasses, funded eye research and pilot dogs for the blind,with $4 403 spent 1975 to 1978 and a planned $1 250 for this year. It supports scholarships, the Fourth of July Parade, and various drives ahead including a bulb and broom sale May 15 17 and cornea bank development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Kelley
Norwalk Lions Club
Salvation Army
Buckeye State Sheriffs Association Seeks Members
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia announced a statewide drive by the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association to raise awareness of sheriff duties and fund the group. County sheriffs will request citizen associate memberships, with cards decals and bumper stickers for new members.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
State Association
Borgia
Ohio Faces Wave of School Levies Across State
About 136 Ohio school districts plan June 6 levy votes to fund operations and stave off cuts. In 25 districts failure could close schools or trigger teacher layoffs and program cuts. Cleveland and Columbus face large deficits amid desegregation pressures. Cincinnati expects a $10.1 million deficit with potential extended fall vacation.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Bob Grime
Ohio Education Association
Secretary of State
Grime
Cleveland City
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
Frank Battisti
Tom Moody
Parma
Bellevue
Erie County
Barberton
Warren
Tallmadge
Nordonia Hills
Portage County
Rootstown
James A. Garfield
Allen County
Allen East
Cincinnati
Area FFA'er Wins Award
Matt Bragg of Monroeville FFA won a state award in the Home and Farmstead Improvement Proficiency Program earning a $100 check from Upjohn Company of Kalamazoo. His regional competition will determine one of four national awards. regional winners receive plaques, $250, and travel partly paid to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City in November.
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Monroeville
Matt Bragg
FFA
Matt
Upjohn Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kansas City
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Ann M. Ritzenthaler
St. Clair St
Ritzenthaler
Ohio 99
U.S. 20
Virginia H. Kelley
Patten Tract Road
Robert Kiger
Holland
Virginia Kelley
Gary L. Barnett
Willard
Egypt Road
Ohio 61
Barnett
Norwalk High
St. Paul
Buckeye Sheriffs
W.F.W. Norwalk
By Rosemary Armao
Ffa’er
UT EU Discount
U.S. Rt
West
Norwalk, Ohio
Sm.l
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