Norwalk Huron County Airport moves toward ADAP funds plan
The Norwalk Huron County Airport Authority voted 5 2 to hire KZF Inc to craft a 20 year master plan needed to access the federal Airport Development Assistance Program funds. The plan faces local matching cost and environmental review hurdles before a grant is secured.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Cincinnati
KZF, Inc
Huron County Commissioners
City of
KZF
Robert Chapin
Richard Chase
Willard
Chapin
Chase
Environmental Protection Agency
William R. Bertsch
Bertsch
Zoellner
Jack Fynes
Fynes
Redford Attends Private OSU Talk Behind Closed Doors
In Columbus Ohio State University photographers and cinema department quietly arranged a private discussion with Robert Redford Tuesday night. About 2 000 students and townspeople gathered outside and inside the packed auditorium as Redford entered on all fours to avoid the camera bonanza. He quipped that he liked the informal gathering.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Ohio State University
Department of Photography and Cinema
Robert Redford
Redford
Skeptic notes claims of blood flowing from Christ portrait
In Roswell an archdiocese official questions the blood flow claim, urging isolation to rule out tampering after four Seymore family members reported seeing blood beneath Jesus portrait. In Washington, Carter warns of summer gasoline shortages and delegates odd-even rules to governors to curb supply strains.
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Roswell, N.M
UPI
Archdiocese of
Santa Fe
Jesus Christ
Ronald Starkey
Willie Mae Seymore
Christ
Seymore
Washington
Carter
Ohio Rep. Gradison presses delay on Zimmer plant license
U.S. Rep. Willis Gradison of Ohio said he will ask the federal government to withhold an operating license for the Zimmer nuclear power plant until evacuation and radiation monitoring procedures are established. He toured the $650 million facility with three NRC members and pledged to formalize his request in a letter to the NRC.
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Moscow
Ohio
Variable clouds bring showers and warm midweek forecast
Lely area weather shows scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with highs mid 70s and cooler near Lake Erie. Thursday brings 40 percent to 70 percent precipitation chances, highs mid 70s, winds mainly south to southeast around 10 mph. Birth notices: Hapfield couple Norwalk welcome a boy at Fisher-Titus. Bauckman couple Greenwich welcome a girl. Death notices: Harriet Farrar 75 Plymouth. Catherine Aumond 66 Shelby. Madge Newcomer 60 Sandusky.
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Lake Erie
Harriet A. Farrar
Plymouth
Catherine Aumond
Shelby
Madge Irene Newcomer
Sandusky
Lincoln’s Lincoln-era band played Dixie after Lee surrender
On the afternoon of Lee’s surrender in the Civil War era the president ordered a band on the White House lawn to play Dixie asserting the Union had fairly captured it. The moment underscored the war’s end and Lincoln’s celebratory response.
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Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
White House
Knife charge filed in Willard man threat
Gary Lee Lacey, 20, of 222 Motson Street Willard, was charged with aggravated menacing after deputies responded to a Scottwood Road Willard dispute at Harold Adams residence. Adams reported a knife at his throat during the argument. he was not injured.
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Willard
Huron County
Gary Lee Lacey
Motson St
Harold Adams
Scottwood Road
Adams
Lacey
Sheriff's Department
DC-10s resume service after engine mount checks nationwide
Flights began returning to service after FAA clearance of DC-10s, with National Airlines reporting four airborne and American Airlines restoring limited DC-10 operations. FAA chief Bond cited grave deficiencies in engine mounting and ordered supervised inspections, while inspectors prepared to test metal fragments from the O’Hare crash to determine design or material faults.
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Washington
UPI
National Airlines
Laker Airlines
Chicago
O'Hare
American Airlines
Los Angeles
FAA
Denis Feldman
Feldman
United Airlines
World Airways
Oakland
Calif
O'Hare International
National Transportation Safety Board
Safety Board
Ed Slattery
Bond
Family files $15.75 million suit over DC10 crash
Relatives of a Flight 191 victim sue American Airlines McDonnell Douglas and General Electric for $15.75 million alleging faulty design and unsafe promotion of the DC-10. The Cook County suit follows the O'Hare disaster that killed 273 and possibly more, with gates and schedules disrupted as the FAA grounded all DC-10s for safety checks.
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Chicago
UPI
Cook County
American Airlines
O'Hare International Airport
Inge Maria Kahl
Eisenstadt
Austria
Hans
American
McDonnell Douglas Corp
General Electric Co
Grounding of DC-10s Causes Airport Chaos and Relief
United Press International reports mass confusion at major airports as the FAA grounds 134 DC-10 jets after a fiery crash at Chicago O'Hare. Lines jammed, travelers scramble for alternate flights, with some expressing relief once cancellations are confirmed. passengers express fear and mixed emotions amid the disruption.
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FAA
Chicago
O'Hare International
American Airlines
Los Angeles International
New York
Atlanta
Boston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
San Francisco
Man held for drugs and reckless chase in Monroeville
The Huron County Sheriff's Dept charged Paul D. Traxler a Monroeville man with possession of marijuana and disorderly conduct after a high speed chase from U S 20 through Monroeville. Traxler driven truck a westbound lane and into a bank parking lot causing damage then fled. He was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and cited for reckless operation. Two Doberman Pinschers were relocated to the dog pound after escaping.
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Huron County Sheriff's Dept
Monroeville
Broad
Hollister Streets
Traxler
Hollister
Union Bank and Savings Co
ODOT chief cautious on tax despite highway savings claim
In Columbus, Ohio, ODOT Director David L. Weir would not back a 4 percent excise tax pushed by House members. The plan aims to raise budget by 569 million while promising 160 million in annual gasoline savings for motorists through smoother roads, though Gov. Rhodes opposes new taxes.
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Columbus
UPI
David L. Weir
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio
Weir
Ohio House
Frederick H. Deering
Monroeville
House
ODOT
Deering
American Automobile Association
James A. Rhodes
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U.S. 20
Cher Industries of
Birmingham
Ron Zoellner
OSU
Lely
Mark
Laurie Hapfield
Fisher-Titus
John and
Sherry Bauckman
Greenwich
Isi
Slattery
Federal Aviation Administration
Bob Buckhorn
Robert J. Stein
United Press International
Robert Muchanic
Thomas Russell
Rochester, N.Y
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