Girls rescue two trapped kittens at local store
Vicki Bishop and Bonnie Smith helped free two kittens stuck between floors at the American Discount Store. One kitten, a six week old gray, was saved Friday with care from a co worker, while the second was given to the Humane Society. Both kittens were believed to have entered via air ducts and the girls hoped for good homes for both.
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Vicki Bishop
North Prospect St
Norwalk
Vicki
Bonnie Smith
Surrey Court
Monroeville
Bonnie
The
Humane Society
Gloria Bickley
the Humane Society
Wakeman area hits and tickets arise from weekend crashes
Multiple injuries and citations were reported after weekend crashes in Wakeman and surrounding towns. William Wythensinger of North Fairfield was charged after his car struck a parked vehicle near Wakeman Grill, with paint scrapings sent for analysis. Other incidents include two vehicle crashes on Route 18 at Laylin Road injuring a child passenger, a stop sign collision on U S 20, and a collision on Route 162 where a tractor stopped in the roadway contributed to injuries. Citations were issued for failure to yield and other infractions.
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North Fairfield
Wakeman
William Wythensinger
Greenwich-Milan Townline Rd
Cathy M. Elkin
West Main
Wakeman Grill
Wybensinger
Bureau of Crminal
Charlotte A. Cabell
Mansfield
Laylin Road
Norwalk
U.S. 20
Wakeman Townline Road
State Patrol
Jeffrey A. Wilson
Wilma M. Pienicka
Cleveland
Wilson
Dean A. Roach
Canton
U.S. 224
Randall P. Cremean
Sandusky
Roach
Cremean
Bryan K. Deppen
New London
Judith A. DeVoe
Wellington
Darla Devoe
Gary D. Miller
Rome
Greenwich Road
Old State Road
Miller
Police Blotter Reports Burglaries and Disorderly Conduct
Cash about 150 dollars vanished from Richard Carnal residence at 45 Key Drive after a Friday night break in. Burglary also touched a Wakeman bank checkbook and loose coins. A Norwalk woman cited for disorderly conduct after arguing with police over her husband at Maple Leaf Bowling Lanes. A break in at General Elastomer on 85 N Pleasant yielded 3 dollars in change from a pop machine. A finger biting incident and domestic dispute reports appear along with a scratched Pontiac Bonneville and a damaged door at a bowling venue.
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Richard Carnal
Key Drive
Carnals
Norwalk
Yvonne L. Burtscher
Peru-Olena Road
Maple Leaf
Wayne
Norman Swanson
Burtscher
Prospect Street
Betty Graves
Bank St
Tyson Jones
Jones
Ms. Graves
John Blackwood
Wedgewood Drive
Diesel sales boom in energy crunch
Diesel demand soars in the United States as buyers seek mileage and savings. U.S. diesel sales hit a record 22,552 last month amid long waits and rising prices, with GM, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and Peugeot expanding output. Mercedes reports high but unsustainable diesel share, while Ford eyes Moody diesel momentum and small turbo diesels.
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U.S
General Motors
Volkswagen
Mercedes-Benz
Peugeot
Tape highlights .22 caliber killings trial opens second week
CINCINNATI UPI The .22 caliber killings trial of Gary Lewingdon in central Ohio enters week two as prosecutors press a 50-witness case and prepare to play a four hour tape of a police statement. Lewingdon 39 of Kirkersville faces 10 murder charges from a December 1977 to December 1978 robbery spree. The defense led by James Kura expects its case to begin later this week. Authorities described seized items including two handguns a homemade silencer ammunition ski masks wire cutters and a flashlight found in Lewingdon's car. Autopsies reportedly showed multiple gunshot wounds. His brother Thaddeus 42 of Glenmont is already convicted of nine counts of aggravated murder.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Gary Lewingdon
Ohio
Lewingdon
Kirkersville
James Kura
Daniel Hunt
Thaddeus
Glenmont
Gary
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N. Pleasant
Detroit
Lansing
Mich
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Florida
Ford Motor Co
Ford
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Indiana
Bob Bement
Cheryl Copsey
Mark Key
Ality
Servictar
NASCO
Whittlesey Ave
Huron & Lexington
Redwood
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