Huron Driver Killed In U S 6 Collision
A 39 year old Huron man Walter Colon died at the scene when his car drifted left of center and hit a tractor trailer driven by Richard Bursley 48 Wakeman on U S 6 a mile east of Huron Monday night. Colon was pronounced dead by Erie County deputy coroner Dr Richard Blackann. He died of a crushed chest and broken neck. Colon had lived in Huron 21 years and was born in Puerto Rico. Bursley sustained minor injuries. The crash occurred about 8 p m and the car was pinned for over an hour. Investigation continues.
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Huron
U.S. 6
Here
Walter Colon
Cleveland Road East
Richard Blackann
Erie County
Blackann
Colon
Richard Bursley
Wakeman
Ohio State Patrol
Berlin Township
Bursley
Puerto Rico
Jennings Named to 1976 National UN Day Committee
New London based Jennings and Churella Construction Co. president Royce Jennings was chosen as a member of the 1976 National UN Day Committee. A committee of business and labor leaders will guide the nationwide program, launched at a New York City dinner on June 21, with UN Day observed October 24.
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New London
Royce Jennings
Jennings and Churella Construction Co
New York City
United Nations
Elderly Man Hurt In Fall In Monroeville
A 76 year old Monroeville man, Arthur Henry, fell on Whittlesey Avenue and Monroe Street, cutting his head after hip surgery. He was transported by ambulance to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. A 21 year old Berlin Heights man, Robert Jones, was found unconscious on East Main Street and taken to the same hospital with breathing trouble.
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Monroeville
Whittlesey Avenue
Monroe Street
Arthur Henry
Henry
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Berlin Heights
East Main Street
Robert Jones
Monroeville approves seven percent teacher pay hike
Monroeville Board of Education approved a seven percent raise for next year pending ratification by the Monroeville Teachers Association. Starting salary rises to 8100 and top wages to 11664 for bachelors degree staff, with master degree top at 13284. A revised fair dismissal policy mirrors Ohio law, hearings become closed, insurance costs rise with the district paying 75 percent of premiums and a $10000 term life policy is added.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Board of Education
Monroeville Teachers’ Association
Donald Halsey
Sam Fornsaglio
Thomas Criger
Halsey
New London Seniors Win Music Awards at Spring Concert
Ruth Ann Cowie and Lisa McClaflin shared the Arion Foundation Award as top senior musicians at New London spring concert. Roman Rudy won the John Philip Sousa Award. Dan Jackson received the National School Choral Award. Pam Ferber earned the Bob Hardy Memorial Scholarship of 200 dollars.
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New London
Ruth Ann Cowie
Lisa McClaflin
Roman Rudy
Dan Jackson
Pam Ferber
Ruth Ann
Loren H. Cowie
Rochester
Lisa
Hale McClaflin
Clarksfield
Michael Rudy
John Philip Sousa
Dean . Jackson
Townline Road
Bob Hardy
Edward Ferber
First Street
Kelley Building Sold in Milan
Milan reports the Kelley stores and offices in a building occupying more than half a block on the east side, changing hands in a sale that reshapes local commercial space.
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Milan
Kelley
One Hundred Eighty One Radios Registered At County Fairgrounds
Huron County Sheriff's Department registered 181 citizens band radios Saturday at the county fairgrounds to curb theft. Additional registrations are set for June 5 at Greenwich and London Parks and June 12 at Willard Park from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Radio owners may also register at the county jail. Serial numbers will be etched on sets and windshield stickers issued. A separate note mentions a real estate transaction involving George Samaha and E.A. Meyers Co. Inc. and several stores, with details on a property sale timing.
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Huron County Sheriff's Department
Greenwich
London Parks
Sheriff's Department
George Samaha
E.A. Meyers Co., Inc
Richard Meyers
Youth Cited After Backing Car Collision on U S 250
A 17 year old Monroeville youth Burl Nesbitt was cited for failure to stop after his car struck another from behind on U S 250 just north of Norwalk. The other vehicle was driven by 39 year old Georgian Varga of rural Norwalk who was stopped for traffic.
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Monroeville
U.S. 250
Norwalk
Burl Nesbitt
Georgian Varga
Kirk Second In Speech Contest
Charles Kirk of Norwalk finished second in a district Toastmasters speaking contest held in Cleveland. He noted the winner, a woman, had a fantastic piece of material about a woman going blind from diabetes. Kirk, 38, president of Sandusky Toastmasters, would attend the regional contest in Montreal if the winner cannot go.
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Charles Kirk
Norwalk
Kirk
Washington St
Early Dismissal for Elementary Students in Norwalk
Dr. Albion V. Gotaas announced an equal early release for all public school elementary students at 2 p.m. Thursday to enable teachers to attend an inservice workshop on gifted education. The workshop is scheduled at Norwalk Junior High from 3 to 8 30 p.m.
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Albion V. Gotaas
Norwalk
Seniors Present Dogwoods at Norwalk High School Ceremony
Norwalk High School seniors will present two dogwood trees to the school in a Thursday morning ceremony on the front lawn at 10 45. Wilbur Edwards president of Huron County Bank will speak. Seniors collected 70 dollars for the trees and the event is open to the public.
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Norwalk High School
Wilbur Edwards
Huron County Bank
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League School
Karen Long
Oberlin
Miss Long
Tim Hohman
Cowie
McClaflin
Rudy
Jackson
Ferber
Arion Foundation
Sandy Frizzell
The
Music Parents Organization
Kelley Building
Willard Park
Samaha
Connecticut
Michigan
Meyers
Hartman's Department
Center Street
Erie County Bank
Huron County Diabeters Association
George Washington
Dogwoods
Benedict Norwalk
Terminix
Concord
Calcutta
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Hamilton
Grant
Huron County
National Association
FDIC
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