Wrecker Collision on Route 4 Injures Vehicle Tow Download
A wrecker and a car being pulled from a ditch were struck by a southbound vehicle on Route 4 at 8:25 p.m. 1.6 miles south of Route 99. Dale Carroll, 26, of Bellevue, was cited for failure to stop in a safe distance. Separately, a Fitchville mailbox was damaged when a semi trailer ignored a road closed sign on Route 250.
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Donald Ebert
Sandusky
George Gardner
Bellevue
Dale Carroll
Carroll
Fitchville
Henry H. McKee, Jr
Chicago
Church Plans Youth Series
Norwalk Alliance Church at 79 East Main St hosts a Youth Series starting Sunday with nightly 7 pm sessions through October 1. Kent City, Michigan performers the Rexfords present cow bells cluster bells glasses vibraharp, plus Suzy & Sidney talking dolls and Bible lessons using Black Light. public invited.
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Norwalk Alliance
East Main St
Rexfords
Uncle Bill
Marian
Kent City
Mich
Suzy
Sidney
Teachers Play Hooky In Dayton Protest
Dayton classrooms operated despite hundreds of teachers missing as the Dayton Classroom Teachers Association opposed handling of two incidents. The union's 1,400 members and 2,500 district teachers were roped into a dispute with Supt. Wayne Carle over five guidelines, rejected by the superintendent, with an emergency board meeting requested. In Karachi, two grenades were hurled from a court building roof at departing trial spectators injuring one person and three officers. two suspects were arrested.
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Dayton
UPI
Dayton Classroom Teachers Association
Wayne Carle
Dayton Board of Education
Low Bid Openings Highlight Huron County Projects
State Highway Department announced the lowest bids for two Huron County highway jobs. C P Calaway Inc of Maumee bid 102 920 to pave and build a bridge on U S 224. B and B Wrecking and Excavating of Cleveland bid 5 600 for building removal on Ohio 269.
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Huron County
State
C.P. Calaway, Inc
Maumee
U.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Taylor Named To Committee
Stanton Taylor RF. McCrillis, Inc. superintendent named to the Mayor's Human Relations Committee. He lives at 60 E. Elm and was appointed following recommendations from the Norwalk Grassroots Anti Poverty Organization, which had urged the mayor to appoint one of their members.
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Stanton Taylor
RF. McCrillis, Inc
Harold Finch
Taylor
E. Elm
Norwalk
Muskie Faces Heckler in Harlem Campaign Exchange
Senator Edmund Muskie invited a militant heckler to speak from a flatbed in Harlem as part of a listening effort during a Democratic campaign stop in New York. The exchange drew about 500 attendees with divided support, and Muskie said he won’t promise instant redress, calling himself human and willing to try. He then returned to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Heckler
New York
Harlem
Black Caucus
Freedom and Peace Party
Maine
Firelands Dedication Set With Tours and Donor Honors
The dedication from 2 to 5 p.m. will host a formal ceremony and tours of the buildings followed by a reception. Founding Fellow certificates for donors of $1,000 or more will be presented. All 346 Founding Fellows receive certificates and a printed program listing. A bound donor list will be placed in the branch library.
Bus Collision Kills Nine Nurses Among Injured In Egypt
A bus carrying three students collided with a second vehicle carrying nurses in Alexandria, Egypt, killing nine people and injuring 18 others on Tuesday according to UPI.
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Alexandria
Egypt
UPI
Stauffer Re-elected President of Firelands Campus Board
HURON Melvyn J Stauffer of Sandusky was re-elected president of the advisory board for Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University along with re-elections for Keith Pearson Marblehead Mrs Norman Ray Huron and Charles V Arnold Willard. Stauffer and Arnold were re-elected by university trustees on Sept 27 to six year terms expiring in 1974.
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HURON
Melvyn J. Stauffer
Sandusky
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Keith Pearson
Marblehead
Norman Ray
Charles V. Arnold
Willard
Stauffer
Arnold
Bowling Green University
Firelands Buildings Ready for Use at Bowling Green
Dr. J H McBride told the campus advisory board that the Firelands Campus East and West Buildings should be in use next week. The East Building library opened Monday with some books and equipment missing, while classes began in the West Building on Sept 25. McBride expects East Building administrative offices to be ready soon amid 708 branch students, up about 100 from last year. COED treasurer Dale Olsen summarized a $1,030,000 funds picture including $925,000 spent or transferred, $105,000 in CDs, $140,000 pledged, and $36,700 in investment income.
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McBride
Dale Olsen
Committee On Educational Development
COED
Olsen
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Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Erie
Chrislaw
Ay Peat Davis
Peter Lawford
United Artists
Dar East Mains
Donuts
Fireside Bakery
Benedict Ave
Church Plans
Karachi
Arnound
Cedar Point
Iron Horse
Lake Erie
Louisiana
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Michael Leak
S. Linwood
David Sweet
Clifton
Paul Crawford
Morley Drive
Kenneth Murr
Shell
North Main Street
Ferry Road
Route 60
Bernard Kean
Credit Union
International Credit Union
Tom’s Country Place
Avon
Lorain
White Dove Mattress Sale
W. Mains
United Fund
East Seminary Street
AVA
Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict
New Firelands Library
Olsen, McBride, McFall
Dobbs
Pohl
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