Willard Burglary arrest tied to Taverns Nov 9 thefts
Willard police arrested 22 year old Thomas John Pugh of 523 Fink St on charges linked to a November 9 burglary at Larrys Tavern. About 20 in quarters was stolen. Four other local burglaries remain under investigation.
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Willard
Larry
Thomas John Pugh
Fink St
Huron County
Glenn Seiple
Pugh
Maple
Laurel Streets
Seiple
eWillard Ready Mix
Laurel St
Cisco Supply
eSmeltz
Sohio
Ash and
Tiffin
eThe Chessie Rat Lounge
Ford Practiced Without Helmet
Former President Gerald Ford, touring the College Football Hall of Fame, viewed film of his 1935 College All-Star practice against the Chicago Bears where he and some teammates wore no helmets. He recalled the 5-0 loss to a tough Bears lineup led by Bronco Nagurski and noted he turned down pro offers from the Lions and Packers.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Gerald Ford
Lyndon Johnson
Ford
Chicago Bears
Bears
Bronco Nagurski
University of Michigan
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Fatal Truck Crash Kills Minerva Driver on Ohio 601
Minerva driver Joseph C. Marchenka, 33, died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after his truck swerved into a power pole on Ohio 601 and overturned. The rig, carrying 6,800 gallons of hot asphalt, pinned him as the cab submerged. Ray Mulder Corp. driver was en route from Medina to Avery. about a dozen homes lost power until late morning per Ohio Edison.
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Minerva
Ohio
Joseph C. Marchenka
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Marchenko
Marchenka
Ray Mulder Corp
Canton
Medina
Avery
Ohio Edison
Paul Stafford
Attorney seeks venue change for two clients in Norwalk case
Norwalk attorney Phillip M. White Jr. asks Huron County Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith to move trials for two defendants due to inflammatory newspaper coverage. He requests that Jack Elliott, 36, of New Haven, be tried in a neighboring county, with the filing made today in common pleas court.
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Norwalk
Phillip M. White Jr
Change of venue sought in two Huron County cases
Court records show attorney White moving for venue change to ensure fair trials. Indicted defendants Thomas G. Snodgrass and Elliott face firearm and concealed weapons charges, amid cited inflammatory local coverage. White also seeks suppression of evidence and cites named newspapers and incidents in Norwalk and Greenwich.
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Elliott
Plymouth
White
Norwalk
Wilford Stover
Stover
Tiffin State Hospital
Thomas G. Snodgrass
Ashland
Snodgrass
Huron County Grand
Chatterbox
Greenwich
Smith
Immunization Clinics Planned at Huron County Health Dept
Two immunization clinics are planned at the Huron County Health Department on Wednesday. They run from 1 to 3 30 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at 180 Milan Ave lower level Administration Building. Clinics serve children 18 and younger who must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
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Huron County Health Department
OSBA Pushes Pupiled Funding Based On Need In Ohio
Ohio School Boards Association delegates propose a pupil-weighted state funding plan to base aid on student needs rather than local wealth. The plan would set a 20 mill base with state aid to cover costs beyond that and allow districts to raise taxes locally if needed to meet funding gaps.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Ohio School Boards Association
Association
Abrams Ottolangli
Worthington School Board
Bryce Kendall
OSBA
John S. Rue
Cincinnati Board of Education
Crash Hurts Three As Stop Sign Crash Occurs
Three people were injured when a pickup ran a stop sign at the Scranton Road and Greenwich-Milan Townline Road intersection Monday. Lora L. Gaddy, 20, Kathy L. Waldron, 29, and Donna S. Case, 21, were treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital. Joe J. Stamper, 22, of Mansfield, driving south on Greenwich-Milan Townline Road, was cited for failure to yield after his truck struck Gaddy’s eastbound car.
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Scranton Road
Greenwich-Milan Townline Road
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Lora L. Gaddy
Jefferson St
Kathy L. Waldron
Donna S. Case
Highway Patrol
Joe J. Stamper
Mansfield
Ms. Gaddy
Scranton
Stamper
Ambulance Log From Norwalk Run to Fisher-Titus
A Norwalk ambulance responded Monday to an emergency involving Donna Sue Case of Scranton Road Norwalk. The run started at 4 30 p m and ended at Fisher Titus Hospital after an accident on Greenwich Milan Townline Road and Scranton roads.
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Norwalk
Donna Sue Case
Scranton
Greenwich
Milan Townline
Fisher-Titus
Open Burning Prohibited in City Limits
Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin states open burning within city limits is banned under a 1974 ordinance, with violators facing up to a $50 daily fine. Contractors remain misinformed about burn allowances despite multiple complaints and EPA approval rules.
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Elmer McGuckin
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
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Carl D. Obenauf, M.D
Fisher-Titus Medical Park
Anita Mills
Mildred Peabody
New London
Hazel Sweet
Shirley Springer
Matthew Ritchie
Monroeville
Guy Burdue
Marshall Kramer
Peter Fritz
Johann Myers
Kathleen Pheifer
Collins
Arthur Newman
Travis Springer
Berlin Heights
Dorothy Sholes
Richard Smith
Feather Party
Ny Way
Maytag Jet Clean
Maytag
Carl
Benedict Ave. Ph
Milan Ave
Hampstead
Aero Decor Collection
S. Prospect
Municipal Clerk of Courts
John Finch
Finch
Good Earth Trading CO
W. Seminary St
RUG Town
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky
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