Wellington man dies by own hand on county road
Edward D. Romers 35 of Wellington shot himself in the right temple beside a responding Ashland County deputy on County Road 1101 southeast of New London. The deputy, after verifying a nonresident license, witnessed Romers with a beer and a gun, who then pulled the trigger after remarking Dont do it. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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New London
Wellington
Ashland
Here
Edward D. Romers
Union St
Ashland County Sheriff's Department
Baltimore and Ohio
Sheriff's Department
Buck Creek
Romeis
Eastman Funeral Home
Norton Funeral Home
City Won’t Reverse Wage Cuts On Ambulance Coordinators
City Councilman William Ream says funds to reinstate pay cuts and provide one way radios for ambulance coordinators John Short and Ralph Braker will not be available until 1978. The safety committee will reconvene in three weeks as work on the 1978 budget begins in July.
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William Ream
Council
John Short
Ralph Braker
Ream
Norwalk
St. Paul High Schools
Brett Hill
Tim Graham
Norwalk High
John Kacharsky
Matt Schmuhll
St. Paul
Thieves Use Ruse To Access House On Scottwood Ave
Two teenage males used a ruse to enter a Scottwood Avenue home, unlock a door, and steal over $130 after posing as appraisers. Debbie Rion admitted letting them in. belongings missing included four $20 bills, loose change, and a bag of gym clothes. Neighbors reported seeing the youths.
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Scottwood Avenue
Charles
Carolyn) Rion
Rian
Debbie
Stanley
Councilman Won't Resign In Milan Village
Milan James Seiling will stay on the village council finishing this term and may seek re election. He had planned to resign when a replacement was found but changed course after recent discussions. Councilman Richard Young’s review of building permit costs found revenues cover the department.
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Milan
James Seiling
Seiling
Richard Young
Wright State University Growshighspeed Model for Nation
Henry Ford II praised Wright State University in Dayton as a national model. Founded in 1964 with 3,200 students, it rapidly grew into Ohio’s fastest growing state university and now enrolls about 14,000 students.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Wright State University
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Wright State
Hio
Norwalk Implement Plans Move to U S 20 East Site
Norwalk Implement Co owner Loren Heckelman plans to relocate to land at the corner of U S 20 East and Laylin Road about a mile east of the present site. Bulldozers clear part of a 46.6 acre tract at the northwest corner of the U S 20 Laylin Rd intersection. The land is owned by Heckelman and his wife. The company holds a franchise for International Harvester equipment and several smaller product lines.
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Norwalk Implement Co
U.S. 20 East
Laylin Road
U.S 20
Laylin Rd
Heckelman
International Harvester Equipment
Milan
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