White wins County Court No 2 judge seat in official tally
Phillip M. White Jr. defeats incumbent Robert A. Wiedemann in County Court No. 2 by 6 108 to 6 009 after an official count corrected a 100 vote error at one precinct. Governor Rhodes will appoint the successor to Judge Clifford Brown, with Wiedemann traveling today.
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Phillip M. White Jr
County Court No. 2
Robert A. Wiedemann
White
Wiedeman
Huron County Board of Elections
Wiedemann
Clifford Brown
Sixth District Court of Appeals
James A. Rhodes
Widemann
Board of Elections Office
Huron County
Building Crumbles in Brazil as 17 Die 14 Are Injured
A 15 story provincial building in Piracicaba Brazil split and half collapsed into the street killing 17 and injuring 14. Crews search rubble as death toll could rise to 40. The other half remained standing but feared to fall. Mayor declared public calamity as 8000 tons of reinforced concrete spilled into the street.
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Piracicaba
Brazil
UPI
Paiz de Queiroz
Luciano Quidoti
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Cloudy north this morning but sunny and mild today with highs 56 to 62 north and 62 to 68 south. Tonight warms with increasing clouds and lows 42 to 48. Sunday cloudy with light showers 50 percent in the south and 20 percent in the north. Marriage license issued Melvin W Love less and Rosemary Hartman both of New London. Births Elmer and wife of Clifton 23 Clifton. Deaths Mary Rosa Wakeman Harry A McGuckin Sr 82 Collins Mary Zakan 74 Sharpsville Anna Matilda Lund 82 Milan.
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Mary Rosa
Wakeman
Harry A. McGuckin Sr
Collins
Mary Zakan
Sharpsville
Anna Matilda Lund
Milan
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