Ginger Hurrican slams Carolina coast as thousands flee
Hurricane Ginger battered the North Carolina coast with 75 mph winds and tides up to seven feet. Thousands evacuated resort beaches while Red Cross centers opened to shelter the homeless as the storm’s core neared landfall near Cape Lookout.
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Wilmington
N.C
UPI
Ginger
North Carolina
Red Cross
Morehead City
Cape Lookout
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Oak Island
Long Beach
Yaupon Beach
Ohio Guardsman acquitted on conscientious objector claim
UPI reports Akron National Guardsman Raymond D. Silvey, 24, declared himself a conscientious objector after the Kent State shootings and was ordered discharged by U.S. District Judge William K. Thomas reversing an Army review board. Silvey cried and said he would not participate in killings. He was with the 1st Battalion, 145th Infantry, based in Akron, called to Kent to quell unrest.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio National
William K. Thomas
Army
Pvt. Silvey
Silvey
145Th Infantry
Akron
Kent
Ohio
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Disposable wealth and excess fuel shocker sparks debate
Mrs. Leonard Gearin recounts spending 200000 for four children in two years. Purchases included cars motorcycles a truck a 2000 hi fi and a house down payment plus cosmetic dental work and breast lift. A Lockheed Georgia executive defends cost overruns at a congressional hearing saying none of us are perfect. The New York Civil Liberties Union sues to let campus town students vote citing democracy and civic education.
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United Press International
San Pedro
Calif
Leonard Gearin
Washington
H. Lee Poore
Lockheed Georgia
New York
New York Civil Liberties Union
UPI
Death of Fred D. Rumbaugh of Homerville at 84
Fred D. Rumbaugh 84 of Rt 1 Homerville died suddenly Wednesday from an apparent heart attack. He lived in Homerville his whole life and was a farmer. Survived by two daughters Angel J. Rumbaugh and Mrs Orin Zemancik both of Homerville, two sons Roger of Homerville and Leon of Waldo Fla, five grandchildren. Preceded by wife Rose in 1955 and a brother George. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday Parker Funeral Home with Rev Robert Holmes of Homerville officiating. Burial at E Homer Reformed Church Cemetery CR 28 Homerville. Calling hours Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Fred D. Rumbaugh
Rt. 1
Homerville
Angel J. Rumbaugh
Orin Zemancik
Roger
Leon
Waldo, Fla
Rose
George
Parker Funeral Home
Robert Holmes
E. Homer Reformed Church
CR 28
September 29 Admitted and Discharged Patients
A hospital daily log lists admissions and discharges. Names include Ray L Bitting and Joseph R Lorfida admitted September 29 with others. births noted a boy to Meadows Seville and a girl to Blevins Medina. multiple discharges announced including Patricia Taylor Parker Metek Adams Skelton Skala and others. Additional admissions September 25 and 26 list Betty Emerson and Paul Heilman among the admitted with subsequent discharges. September 27 adds John Wantz admission and David Roberts discharge.
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Ray L. Bitting
Brunswick
Daniel L. Sage
Chippewa Lake
Floyd A. Hamilton
Medina
Joseph R. Lorfida
Jamie L. Perdue
Valley City
Elmore H. Hinman
Mildred G. Williams
Michele A. Larivire
Agnes M. Mihalovich
Lewis D. Meadows
Seville
Herbert L. Blevins
Patricia J. Taylor
Arbutis Parker
Karen K. Metek
Donna K. Adams
David M. Skelton
James M. Skala
Caroline M. Skala
Bella D. Tettlebach
Richard B. McClung
David S. Lee
Paul Heilman
Elyria
Elmer Miller
Berea
Gary Drestler
Irene Gallatin
Homerville
Florence Walters
Spencer
Rod Lewis
Lodi
Robert Bigley
Walter Sprinkle
George Rink, Sr
Hazel Barrett
Blanche Gary
Kathleen Simpkins
John Wantz
David Roberts
Warren Grills
Carpenter Having Bad Septembers
Spencer Clinton Carpenter recounts a string of fires in September. A bank barn burned to the ground while his milkhouse and grain elevator were spared. livestock and feed losses include 60 cattle housed nearby and 900 bushels of oats plus hay and straw. The Spencer Volunteer Fire Department saved the new milkhouse. Fire chief James Clement cites undetermined cause and no loss estimate yet.
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Spencer
Clinton Carpenter
Hunter Road
Spencer Volunteer Fire Department
James Clement
Carpenter
Former Lockheed worker vents waste in C5A cost hearing
At a congressional hearing in Washington, ex employee No 526798 testified that Lockheed Georgia's Marietta plant wasted millions on overpriced hardware. He claimed parts were misplaced and stored outdoors, with a bolt costing $65 for four bought, while study notes show rusted drill bits and steel rods discarded.
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Lockheed
Marietta, Ga
Durham
H. Lee Poore
Lockheed Georgia
Poore
Lodi Council Discusses Gas Rates
The Lodi Village Council reviewed a second reading of a natural gas rate ordinance. Gas rep Glenn Parman said rates would rise 13 percent in years one and two and 17 percent in years three and four. Council asked solicitor Ingraham to consult PUCO on proposed rates.
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Lodi
Wilbur Lance
Glenn Parman
Columbia Gas Company
Roger Ingraham
PUCO
W.G. Halley
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Kings Daughters
Don Dague
al Smolko
Lund Loni Circle
Medina Community Hospital
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Doris Kilbane
Grant
Bradford House
Medina Hospital
Lodi Hospital
Betty Emerson
Lucy Garman
David Sullivan
Madelyn Mooney
Elizabeth Cowgar
Thomas Fisher
Lodi Council
Ralph Tanner
Firemen’s Dependency Board
Max Yergin
Dale Kaylor
Tanner
Ingraham
Bank Street
Richard and
Mary Parker
Paul Gilbert
W. Parker Browne
Wooster
Robert S. Hale
Walter Zeigler
Robert W. Norris
Elmer Benjamin
George C. Rodgers
Charles Cox
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