Multiple Route 250 crashes prompt patrol probe
State Highway Patrol found no charges in four of five crashes reported Thursday. The fifth case remains under investigation. incidents included a rear collision on South Norwalk Road U.S. 250 involving Melba Brant and Mary Bleile near Norwalk. a tractor-trailer leaving State Route 303. a falling hammer striking a car on State Route 61. a single car roll on State Route 60 near New London with Marcus Jones Jr. treated and released. and a two-vehicle collision on U.S. 20 near DeRussey Road with Pamela Appeman injured though not treated.
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Laurel Drive
South Norwalk Road
U.S. 250
Mary L. Bleile
Norwalk
Emil Kokenburg
Monon
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Hanford Road
Plymouth
Kenneth Pry
Shelby
Jean Rice
Willard
Marcus Jones, Jr
Adams St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
New London
Jones
Pamela Appeman
Townline Road
Wakeman
U.S. 20
DeRussey Road
Miss Appeman
Gary Jones
Angling Road
Collins
Lorain Man Changes Plea in Car Theft Case
Raymond Dale Greene, 18, of Lorain, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court and received three years on probation after being arrested in Illinois for stealing a car near Clarksfield. He had faced a 2000 cash bond and was released to Lorain police after the plea. He allegedly stole another car in Lorain and wrecked it near Clarksfield the same day.
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Raymond Dale Greene
Lorain
Illinois
Clarksfield
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Greene
Bunker Arrives in Vermont for September Consultations
Ellsworth Bunker US ambassador to South Vietnam arrives from Paris to spend September at his Vermont home for several days of consultations in Washington with officials.
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Washington
UPI
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
Paris
Vermont
Agnew and Cabinet Wives Tour Universal Studios
Mrs Spiro T Agnew and the wives of 11 Nixon cabinet members toured Universal Studios. At the makeup department they viewed a plastic and rubber head resembling President Nixon used in a movie scene showing the President watching television.
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Hollywood
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Universal Studios
Ex-Councilman Starts New City Job At Filtration Plant
Former city councilman Russell Cunningham began work this week as a boiler feed water technician at the city water filtration plant. The resignation from Council was reported Aug. 22 after a 12 year tenure in the second ward. He left Maxie Tire and Supply Co where he had worked 16 years.
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Russell Cunningham
Cunningham
Maxie Tire and Supply Co
Nearly 11 000 register to vote in Huron County
Nearly 11 000 county residents have registered to vote according to the Huron County Board of Elections. Registration in this first county wide effort stands at 10 998 with estimates of eligible voters about 27 000.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Madge Earl
Board of Elections
Huron County
Truck Snags Wires in Norwalk Crash Raises Hazard
A truck trailer tore down telephone wires near League Street School in Norwalk Thursday morning. Driver Howard Trautman of Sandusky, 44, said his southbound trailer top caught wires, pulling them loose as officials cited low clearance. Police noted several low wires posed hazards and Northern Ohio Telephone was notified. A separate incident saw Shirley Oates of Arcade Road break a bridge crossbar while freeing a stuck truck under the Linwood Bridge.
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League Street
Howard James Trautman
Sandusky
Prospect Street
Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
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Arcade Road
Linwood Bridge
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Norwalk City Hospital Association
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Ohio Nursing Home Association
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Westinghouse
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