Huron County Faces Alarming Highway Toll For 1967
The article notes 26 traffic deaths in Huron County so far this year, the highest toll in five years, with 12 victims under 25. It cites crashes on various roads, one fatal at the Ohio 4 and U.S. 20 intersection, and calls for measures at railroad crossings and more patrols to curb accidents.
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National Safety Council
Huron County
Norwalk
U.S. 20
U.S. 250
U.S. 224
Frank Nedreski
Ohio State Patrol
Ohio 4
Columbus
Michigan
Olena
Highway Patrol
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Nedreski
Erie County
Erie
City postpones water main project in Grove Ontario area
Norwalk council authorized bidding for sewer projects on Ontario Grove and Williams Streets while delaying a planned water line. Morley Price said the water line funding is unavailable, citing limited funds in the water fund and an equalization board recommendation.
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Grove
Ontario
Grove-Ontario
Norwalk
Morley Price
Williams Streets
Price
Equalization Board
Complain About Rail Crossing at North West Street
North West Street crossing seen as poorly visible with frequent track blockages. Councilors Bud Fell and Howard Turnley push for warning system while Service Director Morley Price to consult New York Central Railroad to replace a broken crossing marker.
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North West Street
Fourth Ward
Richard Cunningham
Bud Fell
Howard Turnley
Ley Price
New York Central Railroad
Reclassification under 1967 Act for medical specialists
A medical specialist who registered under Selective Service was originally placed in Class V A due to being over 26 and lacking a 35 age extension. The 1967 act makes medical, dental, and allied specialists liable to 35, so the registrant is reclassified. Active service for volunteers equals 24 months unless released sooner. Local board stays with the jurisdiction of the register location.
Stranger Puts Auto In Ditch
A 1953 Chrysler lay in a ditch at Townline Road and River Road north of Willard after a driver lost the turn and struck a guardrail. The owner Anderson Willoughby, 64, of Willard, was found in the back seat with a stranger driving. No citations were issued and the car was moderately damaged.
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Highway Patrol
Townline Road
River Road
Willard
Anderson Willoughby
Willougby
Open Horse Show at Greenwich Sixth Annual Event Draws Riders
The South Central Athletic Boosters Club hosts the sixth annual Open Horse Show this Sunday at Greenwich Ball Park. Competition starts at 10 a.m. with five 4-H classes awarding five ribbons each, followed by 17 performance classes at 12:30 p.m. Top riders in each performance class win trophies ribbons and $20 cash. entries cost $1 for 4-H and $2.50 for performance. Proceeds fund bleachers for South Central High football.
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Greenwich
South Central Athletic Boosters Club
Greenwich Ball Park
South Central High
Boy Admits Two Thefts
An 11 year old boy admitted to two petty larceny thefts during police questioning on Tuesday. He claimed to have taken ten dollar bills from a Maple Street woman's purse and a ball from a downtown store while vandalism by him and two 13 year olds caused insufficient damage for Juvenile Court. He will be cited into Juvenile Court.
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Rose Avenue
Maple Street
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