Doctor Opens NL Office in New London Hospital
Dr. Clyfe W. Muter of Warren will open an office on the second floor of the New London Hospital Wednesday from 1 to 4 PM. His staff-application is pending approval. He served in City Hospital New York 1938-40 and was a U S Air Force major. He and his family live in Warren and he will likely continue practice there. A separate incident involved an 11-year-old boy struck during a fight with an older youth on Bouscau Avenue. the boy was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with a bruised leg and his mother and sister were involved.
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New London
Clyfe W. Muter
Warren
New London Hospital
Muter
Donald O'Dell
Hospital Board of Trustees
O’ Dell
City Hospital New York
United States Air Force
Warren Board of Education
Gary W. Hamilton
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Bouscau Avenue
Hamilton
Plane Rebuilds Grounded Piper Tri Paced by one Young Pilot
Hedrick, a two year flyer from Monroeville, bought a 1955 Piper Tri Pacer for 1300 dollars. He stripped the craft to its frame, treated the fuselage, and is installing new covering and a top engine overhaul. The project, backed by FAA licensed help, could end with a 4000 to 5000 dollar value. He attends Firelands Campus at Bowling Green State University and may keep or sell the plane based on partners and alternate aircraft.
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Janet Conway
Bill Hedrick
FFA
Lorain County
Hedrick
Paul Riley
Brown Road
Eric Magnuson
Federal Aviation Administration
Piper
Monroeville
Mazda May Build Cars in United States After 1978
Mazda officials say rising American sales of the Japanese built car could lead to U S manufacturing in Ohio after 1978. Negotiations are underway for subcontracting in Cleveland Ohio as part of a potential shift to U S production.
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United States
Mazda
Ohio
Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions Summary
Thomas T. Stewart 33 Bouscau Ave excessive noise fined 10 dollars and costs. Fred L. Kluding rural Norwalk failure to set emergency brake while parking on slope 17 dollar bond forfeited. Robert O. Runion 56 Jefferson St intoxication fined 10 dollars and costs discharging firearm fined 25 dollars and costs. Judy P. Matthews 37 Bouscau Ave bad checks fined 50 dollars and costs 40 suspended on restitution of 3 and 8 to North Side Gulf. David Perry 37 Grand Ave squealing tires fined 50 dollars and costs 40 suspended violation of probation fined 40 and costs. Charlotte M. Resor 25 Gibbs Road failure to yield right of way 17 dollar bond. Linda A. Steffanni 61 Norwood Ave traffic light violation acquitted.
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Norwalk
Thomas T. Stewart
Bouscau Ave
Fred L. Kluding
Robert O. Runion
Jefferson St
Judy P. Matthews
North Side Gulf
David Perry
Grand Ave
Charlotte M. Resor
Gibbs Road
Linda A. Steffanni
Norwood Ave
Willard City Council Hearsenior Citizens Protest Sewer Hikes
In Willard, a senior citizens group pressed against a proposed sewer rate increase during a Monday council meeting. The discussion, lasting about an hour, featured questions on exemptions and rising treatment costs while the city weighs storm sewer plans and possible federal aid updates. Bonds totaling 112000 for 20 years at 5 percent were approved for downtown improvements.
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Willard
City Council
Geneva Haynes
Council
Walter Leonard
James Slosser
Ohio
Huron River
Wilcox Taylor
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