Auto Safety Changes Propose Ten 1969 Standards
Washington outlines 47 proposals from Transportation Secretary Boyd including ten new standards for 1969 models such as child restraint, hood ornament ban, pin point exterior protections, headlight release, emergency stops warning, safe radiator caps, windshields that resist cracking, visible license tags, hood latch safety, and brake lining performance with future ideas like tamper proof mileage meters and steering wheel locks.
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Washington
API
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
Manhunt Focuses On Indiana Cornfields For Escaped Killer
Police and FBI chase Arthur James Lewis a 29 year old Gary felon who escaped Pulaski County jail by disguising a soap pistol. The search spans Illinois Michigan Ohio and into Fowler Indiana after two shots were fired at a trooper in a field. Lewis previously fled from jail using trickery and remains at large with a National fugitive warrant.
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FBI
Lewis
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Fowler
Pulaski County
Milo Lewis
Frank Anderson Dillinger
Crown Point Ind
Juvenile Convicted in Series of Break-Ins in Huron County
Kenneth Henthorn a 17 year old from Ashland was convicted at a Huron County Juvenile Court hearing of breaking and entering tied to several southern county burglaries. Judge Russell T. Antrim sentenced him to three years at Mansfield Reformatory, suspended with four years probation including staying out of Huron County paying court costs and making restitution.
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Kenneth Henthorn
Ashland
Huron County Juvenile Court
Russell T. Antrim
Mansfield Reformatory
Huron County
New Supervisor Named By FHA In Norwalk
The Farmers Home Administration in Norwalk names Maynard T. McFadden as county supervisor replacing Bert Marshall. McFadden, from Medina, will oversee Huron Erie Crawford and Richland counties guiding a program of farm ownership loans housing in rural areas and rural facilities including water disposal and recreation centers.
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Farmers Home Administration
Norwalk
Maynard T. McFadden
Medina
McFadden
Medina High School
Ohio State
University
Tiffin
Seneca
Bert ©. Marshall
Bellefontaine
Huron
Erie
Crawford
Richland
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Bellevue Driver Fined in Tuesday Morning Accident
Driver MILAN Beulah Phelps aged 90 of Bellevue was fined 200 dollars and given a three day jail sentence after an accident Tuesday morning.
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Beulah Phelps
Bellevue
Local Grange Delegate Heads 95th Ohio Session in Akron
Myron Allgood of Wakeman will represent Huron County as a delegate to the Ohio State Grange banquet at the Sheraton Akron Town Centre during the 95th Annual Session where U S Senator Frank Lausche will speak. Norwalk cops cited drivers for speeding and other infractions. a bike theft was reported near St Paul s Parish House. Norwalk Mayor Court dispositions included fines for various offenses. A new Plum Brook Station drive through feature offers a 16 minute film and a chance to inspect a Centaur and Agena rocket. Northwestern Ohio Education Association meets October 27 across multiple locations including Toledo and Findlay.
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Wakeman
Huron County
Ohio State Grange
Sheraton
Akron
Allgood
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Grange
Sandusky
Ohio
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Plum Brook
Northwestern Ohio Education Association
Sylvania
Rossford
Bowling Green
Oregon
Lima
Toledo
Shawnee
Findlay
Ottawa Hills
Statewide aid boosts non public school transport in Ohio
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced a statewide distribution of 2 159 543 to cover transportation costs for non public elementary and high school pupils. Huron County received 20 951 dollars to meet local transportation needs.
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Huron County
Roger Cloud
Monroeville PTA to discuss renewing operating levy
The Monroeville PTA announces a Monday panel on the necessity of renewing the current operating levy, inviting community members to attend and hear support for renewal.
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Monroeville
PTA
Norwalk Reflector-Herald Subscription Rates
The Norwalk Ohio daily publishes prices for carrier and mail subscriptions. Local rates include 4sc per week or $15 per year by mail in Huron and Erie counties and rural areas. Nationwide annual rate is $23.40 with payment in advance.
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UPI News Service
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
South Central Board approves pay boosts and replacements
South Central Board of Education raises substitute teacher pay to 20 dollars daily for bachelor's degree holders and 18 dollars for two to three years of training. A new cafeteria server, Mrs. Betty Walker, replaces Gwenolyn Orwock. Home economics appliances will be replaced by Smith Electric over five years, with 270 dollars first year depreciation. State funds cover two thirds of the two new buses after July 1, 1968, with the rest to follow, based on a March needs survey.
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Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
Betty Walker
Rural
East Greenwich School
Gwendolyn Orwock
Smith Electric
Willard
South Central
George McNamara
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