Six die in school bus crash in Florida
BRONSON Fla AP a school bus carrying handicapped children home from Williston Middle and Bronson Elementary was struck by a logging truck at a rural intersection killing six on board and injuring 17. The dead were the bus driver four boys and a girl. The truck driver and aides among the 17 injured were transported to Gainesville area hospitals with two in operating rooms late Friday night.
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Bronson
Fla
Levy County Sheriff’s Department
Ola
Florida Highway Patrol
Theresa Allen
Williston Middle
Janice Zipperer
Levy County
William Franco
Franco
Harrell Hemingway
Gainesville-area
Anonymous Good Samaritan Saves Baby At Store
A man in his early 20s, described as Lone Ranger by Voigt, saved a baby by performing mouth-to-mouth and consoling the child before disappearing as paramedics arrived. The infant, Angela, was later released from Elyria Memorial Hospital after doctors diagnosed a virus linked to several county cases. The man declined thanks when asked for his name and phone number.
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Voigt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Phares
Angela
Livermore Board Back Bone Comment Sparks Open Meeting
Livermore Board President Martha Wise praised Livermore and her department as the back bone of the school district during a Friday meeting. She said the board relayed total support and would hear Halver son’s side. Board member Sonya Moreno called the session beneficial as officials discussed differing perceptions of the same circumstances.
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Martha Wise
Livermore
Wise
Halverson
Sonya Moreno
GM plant closure shapes post merger union outlook
Union leaders voiced no bitterness after GM announced the Lowell Street plant closure in December. Horton said life after GM would be uncertain as other plants nearby shut down. Local 780 president Larry Tanner had left town but was expected back Tuesday. Tanner had argued wage and benefit concessions worth 14 million could save the plant. The union plans no talks with Johnson Controls. Plant manager Baker warned reversals hinge on dramatic new revelations. GM Chairman Roger Smith agreed to meet Fisher Guide officials after Rep. Pease pressed GM during a rally in Elyria.
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Horton
Larry Tanner
Tanner
Lowell Street
Johnson Controls Co
Larry 0. Baker
Roger Smith
McKee
Fisher Guide
Detroit
Rep. Pease
Lorain Chronicle-Telegram Staff Roster August 29 1987
A list shows staff roles including Publisher Editor Marketing Director Managing Editor Editorial Page Editor Advertising Director Classified Advertising Manager and board chairman with office in Elyria Ohio. The item is a publisher masthead from August 29 1987 No 241.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Imothy M. Lowecke
Arnold Miller
Charles J. Hostetter
Jack E. Weaver
George Miller
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Otto B. Schoepfie
Arthur D. Hadnatt
Help Someone Back From Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
A Firelands Centre ad explains that addiction often stems from dependency and antisocial behavior, offering a proven treatment method tailored to the person. It encourages family and friends to seek support, noting contact numbers 1 800 334 3562 and 419 626 7795 to start helping someone recover.
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Firelands Centre
Firelands
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