Toymaker scales World Trade Center in daring climb
George Willig, a 27 year old toy designer, climbed the 110 story World Trade Center in about 32 hours using a home made device. He was booked for trespassing reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct and faces a $250000 lawsuit for police and rescue costs.
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George Willig
World Trade Center
UPI
New York
Willig
Lower Manhattan
Queens
The
Ideal Toy Co
City Hall
Ms. Willig
Ronald T. DiGiovanni
Manhattan
Box of 1891 cache opened after 86 years at Miami U
A copper cornerstone box from 1891 Western College on Miami University campus was opened during Alumnae Hall demolition. Inside were May 1891 Oxford News issues, a 1891 Cincinnati Gazette, coins totaling $1.96, campus photos, fundraising pamphlets, and archival records from 1884 to 1891. The loot includes a signed coin envelope by W W Smith and no personal letters.
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Rick van Sant
Oxford, Ohio
UPI
Bob Howard
Miami University
Western College
Howard
Oxford News
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Western
al Umnae
Western Female Seminary
James G. Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
W.W. Smith
Smith
City Woman Cited for Failed Stop After Milan Avenue Crash
Deborah Mummerman, 23, of 123 Newton St, cited for failure to stop after rear ending a pickup on Milan Ave. Dennis Stower, 28, of 53 E Elm St, was the struck driver. Several other Thursday traffic incidents include a power pole clip by a semi trailer at West Main and Church, a bike collision, and a left turn by Salyer after improper passing.
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Deborah Mummerman
Newton St
Dennis G. Stower
E. Elm St
Stower
West Main
Church Streets
Bowman Russ
Elyria
Church Street
Bonnie Pereira
Morley Dr
Steve Pigman
Fryen St
Salyer
U.S. 224
Huron-Seneca
Highway Patrol
Alvin Wilkerson
Ashland
Dale Newmyer
Attica
Newmyer
Wilkerson
Norwalk
Ohio 113
Milan Township
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Jesus Avila
Castalia
Donna Harris
Avila
Talks Open Milan MILAN-Negotiations Begin Between Teachers and Board
Talks opened Wednesday at the Milan Elementary Building as the Berlin Milan Teachers Association and the Board of Education submitted nine items each. The association seeks issues from sick leave to dental insurance while the board requests extended training and recognition of bargaining agent, with weekly meetings planned.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
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