Oberlin Municipal Court News Update
Local court notes report several intoxication charges and traffic issues. Names include Paul Smurwine, Willard Swope, Jobo Bryant, Robert Archer with fines ranging from 25 to 100 dollars. Court location cited as Oberlin with addresses in Lorain and Barberton.
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Hasriaon
Russia
St. Lorain
Paul Smurwine
Nova
Willard Swope
Sullivan
Jobo Bryant
Groveland
Robert Archer
Barberton
Avon to reimburse patrolman hospital costs and policy omission
Avon Council plans to consider reimbursing Patrolman Thomas Schmitz for 255 in hospital bills and waiving 22 in insurance premiums after his name was omitted from the Blue Cross policy. The move follows Finance Chairman William Snyder's report at a work session.
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Council
William Snyder
Thomas Schmitz
Schmitz
Blue Cross
Snyder
Louis Walker
Law
Troubled decades color Jacksonville and Jamaica medical note
Jacksonv ille residents recall the 1860s with Indian skirm ishes, a 1868 smallpox epidemic, a flood and fires nearly destroying the town. In Jamaica, Dr Beaubrun notes one in four medical students at the University of the West Indies is female, signaling an intellectual gap close.
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Jacksonville
Ore
UPJ
Chapel Hill
N.C
UPI
University of the West Indies
Jamaica
Michael H. Beaubrun
Beaubrun
St Patrick Guild Meeting Postponed to Feb 19
Wellington notes say the February meeting of St Patrick Guild is moved to February 19 at 8 p.m. in the church hall. The program will cover missions in India. Wellington First Methodist Church hosts a study panel on Japan religions Sunday at 3 p.m. featuring Sokai Gaku, a 250 year old religion. The whitebark pine is mature at about 250 years.
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Wellington
St. Patrick Guild
India
Chronicle-Telegram leads Elyria scene with local updates
Elyria Ohio morning edition reports on city news and events for February 1968. Key local items include civic developments, school notes, and community notices shaping daily life for residents.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Costly visits by firemen burden Japan firms
Japan's 719,000 business and manufacturing firms spent 1.65 billion dollars last year to entertain visiting firemen and foster goodwill. The amount exceeded the nation's education and school facilities outlays by 134 million dollars, per the National Tax Administration Agency.
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UPI
Japan
National Tax Administration Agency
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