Willard Soldier Marcus G. Collins Receives Silver Star
Marcus G. Collins a 20 year old radio telephone operator in Company A Third Battalion 25th Infantry Division 22nd Infantry earned the Silver Star for bravery near Tay Ninh Vietnam on January 8 He exposed himself to sniper fire relayed smoke grenades and directed suppressive fire then helped destroy a machine gun position saving teammates and aiding the forward element.
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Willard
South Vietnam
Army
Marcus G. Collins
Green Collins
Collins
25Th Infantry Division
22Nd Infantry
Tay Ninh
Game Protector Receives Radio Link Via Sheriff Department
Huron County Game Protector Henry Tappel is equipped with a police car radio supplied by the Sheriff's Department. Sheriff John Borgia invites wildlife complaint calls to be routed through the sheriff's office or county jail and relayed to Tappel. Calls may also go to county police departments, as they can contact the Game Protector's vehicle designated Car 32.
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Huron County
Henry Tappel
Sheriff's Department
John Borgia
Sheriff's Office
Tappel
Cincinnati Woman’s First-Degree Murder Conviction Upheld
The first District Court of Appeals upheld Barbara Jean Shutt’s first degree murder conviction for the fatal shooting of her foster mother Dr. Jean Shutt nearly a year ago. Shutt, 24, was convicted by a jury October 6 and sentenced to life in the Women's Reformatory in Marysville after the jury recommended mercy.
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Cincinnati
UPI
First District Court of Appeals
Barbara Jean Shutt
Miss Shutt
Jean Shutt
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Mercy
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Western Reserve Dedicates Its New Middle School
More than 100 attended the dedication of Western Reserve Middle School where 10 classrooms a gym and library anchor the new building. The addition expands Western Reserve High School facilities hosting 456 students in grades five through eight with 15 full time and three part time teachers.
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Western Reserve
Ellis Dunmyer
Robert Seyfang
Barber- Normand, Inc
Ralph Brown
Roger (Landon
America
Brown
Western Reserve High School
Norwalk Students Earn Spots in All-Ohio Youth Symphony
Two Norwalk High School musicians Julie Ramsey and Randy Laycock named to the All-Ohio Youth Symphony, part of Ohio State Fair activities. Ramsey bassoonist and Laycock string bass player join two Norwalk boys Rob Slabodnick and Don Inman in the All-Ohio Boys Band. All selections based on applications. no auditions.
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Norwalk
Julie Ramsey
Randy Laycock
Miss Ramsey
James Ramsey
Ridge Road
Laycock
Paul Laycock
West Main St
Norwalk High
Rob Slabodnick
William Slabodnick
Don Inman
Eldon E. Inman
Whittlesey
Slabodnick
Inman
Wakeman Receives Flood Aid for Repairs
Wakeman village reports a 1542.40 flood aid check for July 5 damage. No street repairs yet. lone bid to be discussed by the Board of Public Affairs. Delays persist on traffic signals due to a truck strike. Residents complain about trash burning near Railroad Street and U.S. 20.
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Wakeman
Board of Public Affairs
U.S. 20
Thame Street
Railroad Street
Gerald Eaton
Fire Board
Wakeman Township
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Mrlole
Lifesaver
Whittlesfy Ave
the Radial Tire
Bfgoodrich
BFG
Briggs & Stratton
W. Reserve
Europe
United States
PTA
Daiseyfield
HAM
Eckrich
Rodacolor
Monroe Street
Monroeville, Ohio
Supt
Dunmyer
Seyfang
Leslie Keller
Beaver
W. Market St. Feick
Sandusky
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