Tinney leads again as Granville fire unit elects officers
Granville Volunteer Fire Department elected officers for 1975 at a meeting last Thursday. Wade Tinney was named to his 16th term as president while Gary Renner became fire chief for the 10th year and also treasurer. Other officers include George Woody vice president Leroy King secretary and second lieutenant David Bean deputy chief Don Renner assistant chief David Hunt captain Melvin Joe Lewis first lieutenant and David Kerns sergeant. Last year the department answered 72 fire calls with 704 men responding, fires taking 1,583 man hours and 980 travel miles. The men logged 550 training hours and 890 building and truck maintenance hours. Tinney thanked the public for cooperation in reporting fires and expressed hope for continued support.
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Granville
David Kerns
Tinney
Stolen Vehicles Reported From City Parking Lots
Police investigated thefts from University Hospital visitors parking and Kroger Sabraton parking. A light green 1969 Camera with black racing stripes owned by Leon Vince was taken, and a two-tone green 1972 Ford pickup owned by Herbert Cale was taken. Both occurred about 4 p.m. yesterday.
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University Hospital
Kroger
Sabraton
Leon Vince
Rt. 4
University Trailer Court
Herbert Cale
Masontown
Army store hit by thieves on Pleasant Street
Thieves broke into the Army Store at 137 Pleasant St during Friday night, opened a safe and cash register, and took a small amount of cash. Entry came through a rear window, with police continuing the probe into a spate of recent break-ins. No suspects yet.
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Army
Pleasant St
River search continues for missing Buckhannon man
Buckhannon West Virginia police and rescue teams dragged the Buckhannon River Saturday for Ronnie Casto who vanished when his car plunged into the water near the city on New Year’s Day. Earlier, divers recovered the bodies of three other victims from the same accident before dawn last Wednesday.
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Buckhannon, W. Va
UPI
Buckhannon River
Ronnie Casto
Here
Arrest of alleged leader of cocaine aerosol smuggling ring
Federal agents arrest Donald Paul Stone in Los Angeles for organizing a ring that produced and smuggled at least 66 pounds of cocaine valued at $14 million into the United States via altered aerosol cans from Bogota. Other defendants face trials in Los Angeles and New York.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Colombia
Drug Enforcement Administration
Donald Paul Stone
North Hollywood
Calif
Stone
DEA
John R. Bartels Jr
Los Angeles
New York
Iami
Bogota
Brasilia
Brazil
Bartels
Abraham L. Azzam
Azzam
California
U.S. District Court
Fernando Pardo
New York City
Michael Chunn
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chunn
Pardo
Brando Gift Land Seen As 318000 Mortgage Debt
Marlon Brando donated 40 acres in northern Los Angeles County to the Survival of American Indians Association. A mortgage holder, John S. Hamilton Jr., says the debt totals 318000 and is due December 30, with foreclosure possible three months after. Brando’s attorney says the payment may not be required by the Indians.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marlon Brando
John S. Hamilton Jr
Rancho Palos Verdes
Calif
Agoura
Brando
Hamilton
Los Angeles County
Survival of American Indians Association
Hollywood
Liberty Canyon
Lawrence S. Kartiganer
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Granville Fire Unit
University Supply Co., Inc
University Ave
RDL Electronics Co
Samuel Hall
Chestnut Ridge Road
Donald G. Lazzelle
Custom
America
Cleearance
DuPont Dacron
S. University Avenue
Morgantown
W.va
Barwick
Masland
Cumuloft
Cumulloft
Bigelow
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