Gun offering melted into crosses at Columbus church protest
About 17 handguns and similar number of toy guns were turned in by nearly 1,000 parishioners at St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church in Columbus. The guns will be melted at Poulton Foundry and cast into crosses to support gun control petitions, as police secured the donation and a TV presence covered the event.
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Columbus
UPI
St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church
Richard Engle
Engle
Columbus Police Department
Poulton
Bernie Leitwein
Leitwein
Leithwein
Dan Perkins
Poulton Foundry
Congress
105 Bridges Deficient on Interstate Roads GAO Study
The GAO counts 105 structurally deficient bridges and 741 functionally obsolete on the 20 year old Interstate system. Arkansas leads with 67 structurally deficient spans. Illinois, New Mexico, Texas, Virginia and others also show high counts. The report ties some figures to higher truck weights approved last year and cites broader highway tolls.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
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Congressional Investigating Agency
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New Mexico
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Virginia
Edward I. Koch
D.N.Y
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Check Overpasses For Rock Throwers
Ohio highway patrol monitors overpasses due to rocks bottles and other objects thrown onto traffic. Col. Frank R. Blackstone urges drivers with CB radios to report sightings on emergency channel 9 to aid patrols.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Frank R. Blackstone
Blackstone
Highway Patrol
Robbery Suspect Arrested in Oberlin Case
An 18 year old Oberlin man was arrested here late Friday night in connection with an attempted robbery of Matt's Carry-Out on U.S. 20 at the east end of the village on April 14. The cash register jammed and the suspect fled across U.S. 20 into nearby woods.
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Wakeman
Oberlinman
Matt
U.S. 20
California Suspect In Theft Pleads Not Guilty To Charge
Stanley Mackey, 23, arraigned in Huron County Court on grand theft for stealing $218 worth of recording gear from his girlfriend’s apartment while she was jailed. Bond set at 10 000 cash or 20 000 property. attorney Warren Ruggles appointed. Several others arraigned on indictments with multiple counts and bonds set or continued.
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Stanley Mackey
Vallejo
Calif
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Mackey
Robert W. Smith
Warren Ruggles
Ruggles
Joey Goodsite
Baker Sr
Fisher Music and
Berry’s
Goodsite
Douglas Emmons
B. Corwin Sr
Robert Laing
Greenwich
Neal Nabakowski
Karl Godfrey
Collins
Bond
Bret Salmons
New London
Nabakowski
Larry Knudsen
Howard Green
Bellevue
James Thornsberry
Willard
Religious Center Offers Daily Programs This Month
The Diocesan Religious Education Center at 249 W. Main St. announces weekly programs on Christian morality teachers concerns and prayer led by church staff. Monday evenings 8 to 10 focus on morality, Tuesday noon to 2 and 8 to 10 address elementary teachers, Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 covers Listening Prayer, Thursday sessions target high school teachers, and October 19 features the Christian Becoming workshop at St. Paul High School Norwalk from 10 to 4.
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Helen Francis Spears
Gerald Ceranowski
St. Mary Parish
Mansfield
John Blaser
Diocesan
Center
St. Paul High School
Norwalk
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