Ohio State Primary Official Vote Totals by Candidate
Unofficial final tabulations from Ohio state primary show Republican Taft leading U S Senate with 467 866 votes over Rhodes 464 701 Metzenbaum 427 294 and Glenn 414 848 in Democratic and other party races Cloud leads for governor with 462 591 while Gilligan tops Democrats 544 648 In the attorney general Democratic W Brown 344 789 and Auditor Republican Tracy 627 591 head the ticket results continue with various totals for secretary of state treasurer and other races.
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U.S. Senate
Taft
Rhodes
Metzenbaum
Glenn
Clement
McAlarney
AIP
Kay
Cloud
Lukens
Brown
Sealy
Gilligan
R. Sweeney
McElroy
Lawton
Annable
John W. Brown
Calabrese
A. Sweeney
Miller
Nolan
Gill
Hagan
Mason
Herbert
W. Brown
McDonald
Boyd
Marvin
Tracy
Barton
J. Ferguson
Rugg
S. Ferguson
Ted W Brown
Kennedy
Cecile
Turner
Perk
Holcomb
Davis
Baldwin
Donahey
Bell
Thompson
Residents Raise Stink Over Leon Riley Lagoon
County seeks injunction to stop Leon Riley Excavating Co. from dumping liquid wastes in a lagoon on U S 250 South near Norwalk. Residents described strong odors as nauseating and burning while Riley testified the material originated from Spencer Kellogg Co and was last dumped earlier in the year.
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Leon Riley
Norwalk
He County
County Health Department
Common Pleas Court
Spencer Kellogg Co
Bellevue
C. W. Lucas
Southgate Drive
Robert Berry
Unity Lane
Riley
Paul Miller
Ronald F. Freeman
Roger Dixon
Clarence Ellett
Dixon
Spencer Kellogg
Norwalk City
Airco Industrial Gases
Huron
Kent State campus quiet after deadly guard shooting
Kent State University in Kent Ohio remains closed as National Guardsmen police and sheriff’s deputies search for clues after four students were killed during an antiwar demonstration. Investigators probe whether a sniper fired on troops and if federal law was violated.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Kent State
Robert I. White
Washington
Justice Department
National Guard
Robert Canterbury
Art Leak defeats Staples in GOP County Board race
Incumbent Huron County Commissioner Arthur M. Leak won the Republican primary over challenger John F. Staples 2438 to 1770 and will oppose Democrat Maurice B. Smith in November. Smith was unopposed in the Democratic primary with 1764 votes.
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Huron County
Arthur M. Leak
John F. Staples
Leak
Maurice B. Smith
Smith
Staples
Norwalk
New London
New London Township
Clarksfield
Fitchville
Fairfield
Wakeman
Bronson
Art Leak
Voter Turnout Totals in Huron County Election
County officials reported a solid turnout with 8 019 voters casting ballots Tuesday. Republicans led with 4 881 votes and Democrats had 2 753, while 27 votes were in the American Independent Party primary and 358 ballots were on issues only.
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Huron County
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Several Ohio Institutions
The record lists admissions and discharges for Fisher Titus Memorial, Good Samaritan, Sandusky Memorial, and Willard area facilities. Notable entries include Mrs. Mary Louise Marks and Mrs. Alva Hinckley among admissions, and Mrs. Ruby Robbins and Mrs. Kathleen Martin among discharges, with multiple patients from Norwalk and surrounding towns.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mary Louise Marks
New London
Alva Hinckley
Norwalk
Earl Seibold
Dora Barman
Carl Beam
Wakeman
Thomas Inge
Adolph Stein
Monroeville
Myrtle Caswell
Ruby Robbins
Kathleen Martin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harold Sprague
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Glenn Sannin
North Fairfield
John Riley
Denny Bauer
Willard Area Hospital
Stella Brooks
Clarence Means
Harry Meyers
Robert Hauser
Edman Pugh
Cora Vance
Meredith Prater
Minnie Sherman
Salvatore Pargalito
Willard
Cynthia Stevens
Elsie McIntosh
Mable Blackburn
Plymouth
Debra Robertson
Wilma Pettit
Greenwich
Mary Langjahr
Attica
Ralph Weaver
Donald Robinson
Cansala Slone
Joyce Dean
Mary Alt
Janice Vanderpool
Charles Hole
Clyde Phillips
Mary Shank
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Early Trends
UPI Cleveland notes no clear trend on cattle and calves at auction. Cattle estimates show primes at 31 to 31.75, choice 29.50 to 30.75, goods 28.50 to 29.25, cows 21 to 23, bulls 24 to 30, calves 40 to 48. Hogs gain 50 cents with 200–220 lb at 25.75 to 26.25 and sows 19 to 20.75.
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Bellevue
Norwalk
Willard
Bronson
Clarksfield
Fairfield
Fitchville
Greenfield
Greenwich
Hartland
Lyme
Plymouth
N.L
New Haven
N. L
Norwalk-Milan
Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
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Columbus
Milan Avenue
Richard L. van Wilerah
Louis DuChane
Viola Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Moonwalker
Neil Armstrong
Ohio
Ohio Mother’s Committee, Inc
Roger Cloud
Chevrolet
America
Nova
Chevy
Monte Carlo
New America
Kent
John Gilligan
Cincinnati
Katie
Palm Beach
Pohl
BankAmericard
Lince
Martha
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