Ridgeville adopts crime ordinances to align with state law
Ridgeville council Monday night added three state defined offenses to the city codified ordinances: second degree homicide by vehicle, sale or possession of master car keys for illegal purposes, and interfering with emergency responders. Each carries a maximum $300 fine and up to six months jail. The measure also updates concealed weapons and reckless operation provisions to mirror state law to ensure enforceability and city revenue from fines.
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North Ridgeville
Roy A. West
West
Richard J. Noll
Noll
Federal prison population rises as youthCommitments grow
Sharp gains in narcotics and draft law convictions push the federal prison population up reversing a five year decline. Average age falls from 29.5 to 28.5 as longer sentences are handed out. Draft law violations and religious objections among Jehovahs Witnesses fuel the rise. narcotics, robbery, and homicide cases also climb.
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Washington
Bureau of Prisons
Jehovah's Witnesses
United States Courts
Pancreatic Injury in Children From Stomach Blows
A health column warns parents that abdominal blows to children can injure the pancreas with delayed symptoms. Early signs include restlessness and pain, vomiting, and needing doctor evaluation with possible X rays. Early detection and surgery may improve recovery. such injuries are rare but serious.
Keystone approves 1968 general fund appropriation increase
The Keystone Board of Education approved a 1968 general fund appropriation totaling 792,313 dollars, up from 436,000 dollars last year due to salary raises. The Chronicle-Telegram notes more details.
Amherst Women Plan May Arts and Crafts Bazaar
The Amherst Women's League invites individuals and organizations to join an arts and crafts bazaar on May 3 from 1 to 8 p.m. and May 4 from 12 to 6 p.m. at the Amherst fire station. Tables are available to exhibitors, with proceeds supporting a permanent shuffleboard at Maude Neiding Park.
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Amherst
Amherst Women’s League
Harry Parham
Ways and Means
Maude Neiding Park
Parham
Fifteen Local Reservists Promoted by Naval Center
Fifteen naval reservists in Lorain and Erie counties receive promotions at the U S Naval Reserve Training Center. Certificates were presented Sunday by Lt Cmdr Thomas A. Johnson to Surface Division 4-105 (M) members. Promoted were ten Elyria Lorain Amherst Sandusky and Sheffield Lake personnel with new ratings including torpedo man third class, boatswain mate third class, engine man second class, and hospital corpsman second class among others.
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Lorain
Erie
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Cleveland Blvd
U. S. Naval Reserve Surface Division
Thomas A. Johnson
Avon Lake
Elyria
Allen J. Boris
North Ridge Rd
Columbus Brook
Parmely Ave
Theodore D. Kish
Jan Si
Lloyd E. Tester
Walnut St
Quartermaster
Louis G. Campana
East Erie Ave
Electricians
Robert A. Gajdos
Four Deputies Appointed in Holiday Lakes Area
Four Huron County deputies and special deputies were named to duty in Willard Holiday Lakes. Deputies William Zirkel and Kenneth Jones will be armed with bonds. Dora and James Zirkel are unarmed special deputies. All serve without pay under the Sheriff’s control.
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Norwalk
Holiday Lakes
Willard
Huron County
John Borgia
Wiliam Zirkel
Kenneth Jones
Dora
James Zirkel
Huron County Sheriffs Department
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