City-Area Briefs Report Waste Dumping Halt
City officials announced landfill dumping by Leon Riley has stopped following a threat to revoke the site's license from the Huron County Board of Health. Riley operates the city landfill and ships liquid wastes from various industries under contract.
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Adam Brickner
Leon Riley
Huron County Board of Health
Riley
Spencer-Kellogg Co
Bellevue
Leon Riley Excavating Co. On U.S. 250
Yellow Freight reports third quarter earnings rise over prior year
Yellow Freight System inc reports third quarter net income of 5,039,000 dollars or 1.44 dollars per share. This compares with 5,289,000 dollars or 1.51 dollars per share in the same period last year. The Norwalk Truck Line rights acquired by Yellow Freight contributed a satisfactory profit. President Donald L. McMorris released the figures.
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Kansas City
Norwalk
Yellow Freight System, Inc
Donald L. McMorris
McMorris
Auxiliary policeman Edward Meacer in critical condition
Edward Meacer an auxiliary policeman and meter man remained in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Hospital after a heart attack. His wife Mrs. Meacer credited the ambulance crew for their prompt response and transfer home to the hospital, noting he had prior heart attacks.
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Edward Meacer
Fisher-Titus Hospital
County Nurses Start TB Skin Tests in Schools
Huron County Health Department nurses begin annual school visits to conduct tuberculosis skin tests. Health Commissioner Dr George Linn said tests will occur in South Central and Norwalk through the week, with Monroeville New London Willard and Western Reserve scheduled. Tests target first eighth and twelfth graders with mandatory for younger students and voluntary for seniors. Readings follow the initial testing in the next week.
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Huron County Health Department
George Linn
South Central
Norwalk
Monroeville
New London
Willard
Western Reserve
Linn
Rural resident jailed for drunken driving in Willard
Lovetta Reeves aged 27 from rural Willard is serving three days in Huron County Jail after a drunken driving conviction in Willard Mayor's Court. Millard E. Proctor aged 40 from rural Collins pleaded guilty to public intoxication in Common Pleas Court, fined $25 and costs after previously entering a not guilty plea on Oct 10.
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Lovetta Reeves
Willard
Huron County
Millard E. Proctor
Collins
Common Pleas
Two youths arrested in Norwalk on minor delinquency charges
Norwalk police arrested William A. Bursley and George H. Carter Jr. on Sunday for contributing to the unruliness of minors. The two 18 and 20 year olds, from Williams Sr. and rural Norwalk, face Juvenile hearings after allegedly causing two Norwalk girls aged 14 and 15 to leave home last Monday night.
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Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Norwalk
William A. Bursley
Williams Sr
George H. Carter, Jr
Greenwich Man Admits Forgery
Harlan E. Jewell pleaded guilty to forgery in Common Pleas Court after a $100 check, arrested Oct. 1 by Greenwich police. He must restitution within 60 days and was placed on five years probation. Jewell, formerly of Nankin, stayed at Mrs. Marcella King’s Greenwich home when the forged check was written. he has remained in Huron County Jail on a $2,500 cash or $5,000 property bond.
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Harlan E. Jewell
Jewell
Greenwich
Marcella King
Nankin
Huron County
Norwalk City Council Agenda Debates Zoning Change
The Norwalk Ohio City Council's 7:30 p.m. meeting includes prayers pledges and roll call. A proposed ordinance would rezone St. Peter's Lutheran Church property from R-1 one family to R-3 multi family district followed by road improvements on Gallup Road and other new business.
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Norwalk
Ohio
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
John S. Sawyer
Gallup
Former Baseball Star Leads White House Religious Service
About 350 attendees heard Bobby Richardson former Yankees second baseman deliver the sermon at the White House service Rex Kern Ohio State quarterback who led a 28-8 win over Minnesota read a Bible passage John Erickson former Wisconsin basketball coach and Republican Senate candidate gave the opening prayer Jay Wilkinson Duke football alumnus and son of Bud Wilkinson delivered the benediction along with another Republican congressional candidate in Oklahoma
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Washington
UPI
White House
Richardson
University of South Carolina
Rex Kern
Ohio State University
University of Minnesota
John Erickson
University of Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Dwis
Jay Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Duke University
Bud Wilkinson
Preliminary hearing set for railway obstruction case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 24 in County Court for Norfolk and Western Railway charged by the city with obstructing a railroad crossing. Police observed the train blocking North West Street for 15 minutes Tuesday morning and filed the charges. City Solicitor Frederick Waugh said the charge could be read in Mayor's Court but past practice has been to file suits through county court.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
North West Street
Frederick Waugh
Ministerial memo waste prompts call to cut papers
Sir Michael Cary, permanent secretary at the Ministry of Public Building and Works, urged his employer to reduce memo output saying there is too much wastage. Cary made the appeal in a memo.
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London
UPI
Michael Cary
Ministry of Public Building and Works
Cary
Hollywood film to shoot in Moundsville extras paid
A Hollywood company films Fool's Parade in Moundsville using local residents as extras at 16 dollars per day. Residents with a 1935 model car in running order receive 30 dollars per day for use of the vehicle.
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Moundsville
W. Va
UPI
A_ Hollywood company
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Indiana
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Clarksfield
Firelands Museum
Greenwich Man
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
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Vanity Fair
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