Coast Guard ex-amines captain in lake deaths ruling
A Coast Guard civilian examiner ruled Captain Burris W. Wolters negligent for not giving adequate aid to two drowning men in the Detroit River. Wolters faces possible revocation of his 38 year captain’s license. The 1970 incident involved the coal carrier Sylvania in Canadian waters under U.S. jurisdiction.
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Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Burris W. Wolters
Sandusky
Ohio
Robert ¥. Richard
Detroit Marine Inspection Office
Wolter
Thomas O. Murphy
Cleveland
Thomas L. Mackin
Mackin
Boston
Murphy
Richard
Wolters
Sylvania
Detroit River
William Caminiti
Gibraltar
Mich
F. Bruce Lebold
Trenton
U.S. Coast Guard
United States
Insurance on water damage coverage and policies
Insurance guidance explains water damage depends on loss circumstances and policy type. Covered cases include damage from firefighting and wind-driven leaks, with Broad or Special Farm policies offering accidental leak coverage, while sewer or floodback water is usually excluded. Standen Guthman EST Building Elyria offers assistance.
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Standen & Guthman
Elyria
Ohio allows Sunday liquor sales for first time statewide
Ohio moves into a new era as Sunday liquor sales begin with 1 pm to midnight hours. North's Place owner Roman Stucke in Osgood expects about 100 patrons, while MAX SHELL at North Coventry Inn in Columbus anticipates a packed day with 1500 diners and drinkers. City and county officials attended a Steubenville ceremony. Major Cincinnati hotels and Netherland Hilton received permits as Ohio expands alcohol hours after legislative action.
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Osgood
Ohio
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Roman Stucke
North’s Place
Stucke
Max Shell
North Coventry Inn
Shell
Hellriegers Inn
Steubenville
Kocheder
Jefferson County
Nixones to honor late Georgia senator Russell in Georgia
President and Mrs. Nixon travel to Atlanta to view Richard B. Russell’s state coffin at the gold domed Capitol then fly to Washington. Russell, 73, longtime senator and former Georgia governor, died after lung infection at Walter Reed. Burial set for tomorrow near the Russell homestead in Winder.
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Nixon
Richard B. Russell
Russell
State Capitol
Washington
Senate
Georgia
Winder
U.S. Senate
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Air Force One
Dorothy Zablotney
Armed Services
Sen
John Stennis
Ohio state universities seek home rule amid campus unrest
Akron University President Norman P. Auburn urged the state legislature to grant each of Ohio's 12 state universities its own administrative autonomy. Students said the campus disorders act fuels alienation while subcommittee hearings in Akron and Kent State probe the wider unrest with no formal conclusions yet.
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Akron University
Norman P. Auburn
Ohio
Auburn
Harry Brown
Kent State
Brown
Robert Rogers
Military Veterans Club
Kent State University
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