Multiple Ohio road crashes reported near Fitchville and Norwalk
State Patrol logs detailed several Sunday incidents. Ernest Foster, 47, faced a failure to stop charge after his semi tipped steel coils onto US 250 north of Fitchville. A three car crash on Ohio 162 near New London involved James Greaves and George and Robert Patchen with Greaves cited for driving with no licensed driver and yield violations. Other crashes cited vanished drivers, a driver cited for an insecure load after a pallet fell from a truck on US 20 west of Monroeville, and minor injuries to Daniel Loyer after a Norwalk collision.
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Ernest RR. Foster
Minerva
US. 250
Fitchville
State Highway Patrol
Foster
Ohio
New London
James H. Greaves
George A. Patchen, Jr
Collins
Robert W. Patchen
George Patchen
Greaves
Robert Patchen
Ohio 18
Ohio 60
Fayette Road
U.S. 250
Michael A. Cooper
Harris Street
Norwood Avenue
Henry Street
Daniel J. Loyer
Norwalk
Loyer
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jack V. Chevalier
Marion
Monroeville
Margaret M. Walsh
Lakewood
Miss Walsh
U.S. 20
Edward Howard
Bellevue
Jerry K. King
Clyde
King
Cyclist Poor After 113 Crash Near Milan
Christopher Welfle a 17 year old of Old Plank Road was in poor condition after his motorcycle was struck by Mahlon Couglin 56 of Berlin Heights while travelling on Ohio 113 two miles east of Milan. Welfle suffered broken left hip and leg and right wrist plus facial and hand lacerations and was treated first at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital then Elyria Memorial Hospital. Couglin was charged with failure to yield the right of way by the State Highway Patrol.
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Christopher Welfle
Old Plank Road
Ohio 113
Milan
Andrew Welfle
Welfle
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mahlon Couglin
Berlin Heights
State Highway Patrol
County Receives 23425 for Welfare Programs
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced quarterly fund distributions for county general relief and local welfare administration. Huron County will get 23 425 of 6 961 483 statewide and federal funds are not involved. The state covers about 80 percent of county welfare and relief costs. counties cover the rest.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary
James A. Obermiller of 41 Parsons Street cited for speeding with a $57 bond forfeiture. Douglas M. Risner of Monroeville cited for speeding with a $17 bond forfeiture. Patricia A. Roeder of Monroeville cited for failure to yield with a $17 bond. Edward J. Myer Sr. of 22 South Garden Street fined $10 and costs for crossing railroad tracks with flashers on. Ronald C. Houghdlen of Monroeville cited for speeding with a $42 bond forfeiture. Richard L. Peters of Rural Nova fined $10 and costs for intoxication. Claude Hamilton of New London fined $50 and costs with $40 suspended if not charged again within two years. Wilfred J. Maestas of 54 Milan Avenue fined $200 and costs and 30 days in jail with $150 jail time suspended if not charged again within three years.
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Norwalk
James A. Obermiller
Parsons St
Douglas M. Risner
Monroeville
Patricia A. Roeder
Edward J. Myer, Sr
S. Garden St
Ronald C. Houghdlen
Claude Hamilton
New London
Wilfred J. Maestas
Milan Ave
Robinson Seeks Full-Time Mayor Over City Planning Gaps
Norwalk mayoral candidate Melvin H. Robinson accuses the city of lacking long-range plans and a full-time leadership approach. He cites a deteriorating municipal power plant and an unused water well as examples and says a new charter will bring a full-time mayor. He faces incumbent Wayne C. Goodsite and Democrat Charles Sweet in the election.
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Norwalk
Melvin H. Robinson
Robinson
Norwalk High School
Huron County Highway Department
City Charter Commission
Wayne C. Goodsite
Charles Sweet
Juveniles Found In Parking Lot Near TJ's
Two 16 year olds on probation from Juvenile Court were picked up Sunday in TJ's parking lot at 71 Jefferson St for violation of probation in a missing juvenile case. They were released to their parents with court notification to follow.
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Jefferson St
Norwalk
Curtiss Lucas
Southgate Dr
Marian Newton
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Bangkok river raid clears gambling parlor patrons
Police raided a riverside casino in Bangkok on a Sunday night. About 30 officers clashed with roughly 100 patrons and 56 gamblers were pulled from the water while others fled.
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Bangkok
UPI
On demand publishing shakes up college textbooks
The disappearance of hardcover textbooks fuels a revolution in on demand publishing. Custom short run volumes, six by nine inches, compile articles from various sources and sell for about 5 dollars a 200 page book. Authors and original publishers receive royalties, with professors earning on campus sales as well.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Ondemand Publishers
Marc
Susan Strausberg
MSS Information Corp
the Strausbergs
MSS
William Casey
Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
Xerox Corp
International Business Machines Corp
Simon & Schuster
Willard Man Held On Statutory Rape Charge
A 21 year old Willard man charged with statutory rape of a 15 year old girl. The girl reported the incident to Willard police Friday. Charles R. Allen, Willard, was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff's Office Saturday on a prosecutor issued warrant. The girl and her mother were contacted and she was treated at Willard Area Hospital.
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Willard
Charles R. Allen
Huron County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Willard Area Hospital
Used fur coat wants ad dialed in hurry
In a hurried classified note a seller promotes a quick fur coat want ad with a contact phone number 662 4241 for fast results.
Relatives Protest As Police Make Arrest
In Norwalk a Lakewood man arrested for intoxication and vandalism faced relatives protest as officers tried to place him in a cruiser after a reported break in at Key Estates. The man resisted, was sprayed with Mace, and later charged with resisting arrest and released on bond.
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Norwalk
Lakewood
Key Estates
Chandler
Wildlife Artist Ray Harm to Address Audubon Meeting
Ray Harm, noted wildlife artist and son of a West Virginia woodsman, will speak at the Firelands Audubon Society meeting on Wednesday. He is artist in residence at the University of Kentucky and a conservation advocate. The event supports the society’s membership drive and environmental education efforts at Edison High School, Milan, at 8 p.m.
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Ray Harm
Firelands Audubon Society
Harm
West Virginia
University of Kentucky
Cleveland
Edison High School
Milan
James Bond Sentenced to Two Years for Burglary
James Bond, 50, was sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of attempting to break into a bungalow in Stoke on Trent. He was stopped by police when he smashed a window but could not enter due to a back injury from a prior incident. Police said he was once a clever criminal but has recently fallen into petty crime.
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Stoke-On-Trent
England
UPI
James Bond
Bond
Hilary Gosling
Thomas Adams
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Ohio Northern University Board of Trustees
Helen H. King
Billy W. Chandler
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