Hopkins Could Be Subject To Air Disaster Like San Diego
Cleveland officials and pilots warn that the air traffic mix over Hopkins International could produce a disaster similar to the San Diego crash. First Officer Vince Swinney of United, ALPA vice chairman, cites heavy jets and training aircraft sharing runways as a key risk and proposes corridors or restricted zones to separate traffic. He notes San Diego’s jet and light-plane collision killed many and urges action to prevent a repeat at Cleveland.
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Hopkins
San Diego
Cleveland
APS
Air Line Pilots Association
Vince Swinney
United Airlines
United Master Executive Council
ALPA
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Clevland
Swinney
United
Two Men Arrested For Liquor Sales To Minor In Norwalk
Ohio Department of Liquor Control agents arrested Robert West, 52, of Peru Center Road Willard, for selling malt liquor to 18-year-old Daniel Knupke, Ohio 61 Collins. They witnessed the 8:09 p.m. sale at Jo and Ed's Carryout on Whittlesey Avenue and booked the pair on charges. The case proceeds in Municipal Court with the State Liquor Control Commission in Columbus to hear later. Police also investigated a break in at Clarence Wisenbarger’s Norwalk home, with money taken from a piggy bank and one beer removed. he suspects a neighbor after leaving the house unlocked.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Toldec
Whittlesey Avenue
Robert West
Peru Center Road
Willard
West
State Liquor Control Commission
Columbus
William Pitts
Toledo
Pitts
Liquor Control Office
Knupke
Norwalk
Plymouth and Norwalk men receive suspended sentences
Charles R. Hicks, 20, of rural Plymouth, drew a six month suspended jail term and two years probation after a plea to the reduced charge of attempting physical harm. The original accusation of using a deadly weapon was dropped. Henry J. James, 45, of Marshall Street, received two years probation, a $500 fine and costs for theft of $150 worth of mechanic tools from Zelter Trucking Co. in Collins. Judge Robert W. Smith also suspended a six month jail term in James's case.
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Plymouth
Norwalk
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Charles R. Hicks
Huron County
Henry J. James
Marshall St
Smith
James
Zelter Trucking Co
Collins
Read a thon drives Norwalk students for MS research
Norwalk Junior High students tour neighborhoods seeking per book pledges for a Read-a-thon running until November 6 to benefit the National MS Society. Elementary students start their Read a thon next week. Ruth Kramer remains a Riverside Methodist Hospital patient in Columbus in room 559. Lucille Betschman is hospitalized in Greensprings at Villa Marie Hospital room 105 B 44836.
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Norwalk Junior High
National
Norwalk
Ruth Kramer
Ruth Stower
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Room For Everyone Practice Reflects Ecumenism Since 1974
Two young congregations have followed practical ecumenism as normal procedure since 1974. A UPI telephoto image accompanies the caption.
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UPI Telephoto
Ivy Chapel and Kol Am Share St Louis Worship Space
In west St Louis County Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ and Kol Am Reform Jewish congregation share a church building since 1974. They hold services in the same room for Rosh Hashana and weekly worship with programs for preschool Hebrew and religious education.
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Dennis Lindberg
Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ
Bruce Diamond
Kol Am
Ivy Chapel
Girl Scouts
Diamond
Lindberg
Monroeville Boy In Good Condition After Eye Surgery
Ten year old Darren Sanders of Monroeville remained in good condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky after eye surgery. He was injured Tuesday night in a dirt bike collision with another boy at the end of Manchester Street. Huron County Sheriff's Department investigated the accident with limited details.
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Monroeville
Darren Sanders
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Darren
Manchester Street
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Explorer Post To Meet Firelands Red Cross Unit
Explorer Post to meet at 6 30 p m Oct 12 at the YMCA Men s Club explore post 63 of the Firelands Chapter of the Red Cross invites high school age youths. Members outline disaster planning Red Cross and Scouting activities and canoeing camping trips. CPR first aid water safety and disaster relief training are offered with October events including a first aid film One Person Too Late and a CPR course starting Oct 9. Red Cross Volunteer recognition dinner is planned for Oct 10 and instructor training in safety services and disaster relief runs Oct 13–15 at the Red Cross Institute. Further nursing continuing education credits are available. Interested persons may contact Tim Balduff or Don Baum.
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Explorer
Firelands Chapter
The
Red Cross
Red Cross Institute
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Suzanne
Clarence Wisenbarger
Jefferson St
Holzaepfel
Adidas
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White Stag
Jelenk
Holzaepfel’s Sports
E. Main
Starview Drive
Burt Reynolds i
United Church OF Christ
Mis A. Lindberg
Church of Christ, Jewish Synagogue
Ndberg
Walgreen Agency
E. Main St
the Post
YMCA
Tim Balduff
Don Baum
Brookside
Bologna
PEPSI
R.C
Diet Rite
Pizza Post
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