Student Describes Iceland Trip And Family Exchange Ties
Eva Leimbach reports on Helen Wheeler’s year in Reykjavik Iceland as an exchange student. She details Icelandic life from housing and farming to sheep rounds and pony rides, noting climate, fishing, and architecture plus the Wheeler family’s hosting partners Baldur Valgeirsson and Margretta Olausson. Helen plans to study Language and Political Science at Antioch College beginning September 29.
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Wakeman
Helen Wheeler
David Wheeler
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Iceland
Helen
Uaves
Melen
Baldur Valgeirsson
Wheelers
Western Reserve High School
Margretta Olausson
Sweden
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Greenwich Police Chief Robert Seidel Resigns
Greenwich Village council unanimously accepts the resignation of Police Chief Robert Seidel effective September 13. Seidel cites inability to satisfy the mayor and council after roughly 12 years in uniform. Acting chief is expected to be Sgt. John Coover pending next council actions.
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Keith Sparks
Seidel
Park Board
Sparks
John Coover
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Willard City to hear patrolman appeal Friday
Willard City Manager R Keith Armstrong will chair a closed 4 p m hearing in the council chambers to hear the appeal of suspended patrolman Charles Lindsay who faces a 15 day penalty for alleged departmental rule violations. Lindsay and his attorney Phillip White will attend along with Police Chief Calvin C Fillings and possibly the city law director Robert Thornton. Armstong says council members may attend but will not participate. If upheld Lindsay may appeal to the city council. The suspension was announced August 21 and took effect August 25.
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R. Keith Armstrong
Willard
Charles Lindsay
Lindsay
Armstrong
Calvin C. Fillings
Phillip White
Robert Thornton
FDA seeks destruction of flam mable X 33 water proofer
The Food and Drug Administration asked state and local health and safety officials to remove from commerce the mislabeled X-33 water repellent, a highly flammable masonry coating linked to three deaths and over 30 injuries by flash explosions. Up to 1,200 shipments may remain in stores. authorities urge destruction under local fire supervision.
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Food and Drug
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FDA
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Markets Update From Cleveland Livestock Prices
UPI reports steady livestock and hogs with hog prices 400 and cattle around 12 to 26 cents. Prime cattle listings include choice steers 25.50 to 26.50 with cows 10 to 16 and calves 12.50 to 30. Local grains show soybeans at 2.49 per bushel and rice at 1.18.
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Cleveland
UPI
Police testimony in Hampton apartment fire investigation
The report describes a ladder outside a window, burned matches in the basement and a fuse from the fuse box on the floor. Roger Robinson, formerly with Willard Police and now Wakeman police chief, was with the witness in Hampton's apartment and testified late this morning.
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Willard Police Department
Wakeman
Hampton
Robinson
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