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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
13
In Dover Ohio a speaker argues the atomic age and population boom left public schools behind. Schools have seen tax mills rise from under 10 in 1948 to about 28.6 now while programs and facilities lag behind science and industry demands.
Reader asks who to contact about a hazardous one lane bridge on the Davis street road to Dover outside Dover town limits. Suggest Dover Township trustees as contacts and request guidance on improving access and plan details. Also asks where to write for information on the American Youth Master Assn and notes headquarters at 14 W 8th St New York NY 10011.
A reader asks where to obtain a fur repair glue for strengthening deteriorated leather and if a homemade mix exists. Another asks why a vacant corner lot owner isn’t required to mow, with policy on notifications and tax lien. A final question probes Elm disease rules and who enforces tree removals in Dover.
A widow with a small Social Security check can qualify for medical and travel assistance from the county welfare department if the welfare benefits would exceed her check. Under 65, visit the county welfare office on S Tuscarawas Ave Dover. 65 or older, contact Ohio Aid for the Aged Division at 152 N Broadway New Philadelphia.
Dover residents face a city ordinance banning burning rubbish from 7 p.m. to sunrise and prohibiting any fires at 7 p.m. each week. Violations should be reported to the police. The rule specifies no burning of rubbish at any time on Mondays.
In Columbus, educators pressed state officials to relax certification and teaching rules to address a severe shortage. Proposals include letting retired teachers teach more, hiring college seniors as student teachers, extending subject qualification leeway, and certifying by exam. Essex cites 1965 turnover at 12.2 percent and salaries far below neighboring states, with 1,600 to 9,000 teachers needed by September.
Hospital records show admissions and dismissals across New Philadelphia Dover Uhrichsville and other areas. Patients include Nover Joyce Barnes 3 RD album and Linda Ronald 7 Lakeview rd with several others named. a New Philadelphia admission to University Hospital Columbus for Mrs Maxwell at 915 2nd st SH in room 909.
Cadiz 7 year old Jack Jeffry Giacobbi son of John J. and Evelyn McDivitt Giacobbi of Cadiz died last night at 9 45 in Ohio Valley Hospital Wheeling after being struck by a car driven by Francis R. Mason 21 of 245 North Main St Cadiz. Police continue investigation. He is survived by three sisters Lorri Valli Kay and a brother Jodi J. Grandparents Anthony Giacobli Cadiz and Charles McDivitt Scio. Funeral services Monday at 2 p m at Clark Funeral Home Cadiz with calling hours Sunday and burial Cadiz Union Cemetery.
House and Senate leaders move toward action on a bill to order strikers back to work for 30 days with a 150 day extension, amid predicted chaos in the House. Airlines balk at increased offers while labor leaders warn the measure could be anti labor as lawmakers seek re election in November.
Mr and Mrs Arden Moore of Somerdale announce a daughter born Tuesday at Canton Aultman Hospital Mr and Mrs James Knecht of 120 W Slingluff Avenue Dover announce a son born at Canton Aultman Hospital Mrs Wilbur J Petrime of RD 1 Magnolia announces a daughter and Mr and Mrs Frank Dugan Jr of East Sparta announce a daughter born at Canton Aultman Hospital
Airman Ronald G. DeVore of Uhrichsville has completed basic training and is stationed at Cannon AFB New Mexico as a food service specialist with the Tactical Air Command. Army private Tinlin, 22, of SH Hast Sparta, is assigned to the 20th Finance Detachment in Vietnam after enlisting in May 1965 and completing basic at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Nineveh Grange fair stand committee meets Monday at 7 p.m. for a covered dish fellowship dinner. Members mas, hers, and spouses invited. Coffee and rolls provided. Final fair week lunch stand plans to be made and youth members to present a short program. July August September July birthday dinner follows Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the hall with ham rolls and beverages. David Lauers lead program Rev Lawrence Meek Zion Lutheran Stone Creek speaker.
Homer Scott of Dover announces a new part time security unit to replace the resigned Joe Bendetta. Eighty subscribers, some outside Dover, will be served. The guards will verify locked buildings and night checks, contacting police if issues arise. They plan 18-20 unlocked doors monthly and cover about 45 miles nightly. Scott stresses no law enforcement role. uniforms are grey and walkie talkies will link to police.
Complaints filed with Philadelphia police include a domestic assault claim by Charlene Moss against her husband Jerome at 2:35 AM and an unrelated fight on St Clair at 2:07 AM over a ring. Neil Roupe reports a multicolor bicycle stolen from his rear 2nd Street NE home.
London police issued arms and tear gas to some officers as they hunted the men who gunned down three unarmed policemen on a West End street. Authorities warned the killers likely would not hesitate to use violence to escape.
David Hoopingarner, 32, jailed by New Philadelphia police at 11 50 after three calls about a suspicious person. He allegedly tried to take children from Mrs Hoopingarner's home at 187 6th Dr SW while investigators tracked a prowler in the area. A witness described a fat man with a black beard firing on victims near a park, then driving a police car. Hoopingarner faces a mayoral hearing scheduled for 3 p.m. Monday.
Music round up notes Beatle single competition with Yellow Submarine outselling. Toys and Baby Toys chart top 10 with A Lover's Concerto and familiar melodies. Temptations Beauty Is Only Skin Deep praised as strong rocker. Solomon Burke Keep Looking eyed as teen hit. Manfred Mann Just Like a Woman from England debut. Gentry A Woman of the World strong new single. David & Jonathan to release 2 sided hit after hiatus. Michele Dee Jay Runaways upcoming double A side She's a Big Girl Now and He's Not Your Friend. Rocketing singles list includes Marvin Gaye Little Darling, Frankie Gallop Son of Irving, Major Lance The Beat, and others. Capitol’s LSD album release documented as teen-focused documentary on drug awareness.
Dennison police charged 31 year old John Zimmerman of 227 Deersville Avenue with reckless operation and speeding after a town chase that culminated at Bob and Jeans Restaurant on RD 1. Zimmerman, driving a pickup pulling a U Haul trailer, struck a unit and ran a red light while ignoring police sirens. He was jailed at 9 PM after reaching speeds of 60 miles per hour on Jewett Avenue.
Detective Sgt Christopher Tippett Head died shot in the head as he approached a parked car. Detective Constable David Wombwell was killed by a heart wound while aiding Head. Constable Geoffrey Fox, driving, was shot and his car ran over a officer. Police surrounded a North London house and questioned a former car owner. The incident recalls London's 1910 violence linked to Sir Winston Churchill then home secretary.
Prosecutor Harlan Spies Treasurer Vic Martinelli and Union Banking Co attorneys met Common Pleas Judge H Lamneck to resolve how 2050 from a sheriff's sale of a hi lo lift and bulldozer owned by the defunct D B Coal Co should be disbursed. Martinelli claims a first lien on the proceeds. judge ordered written briefs for a ruling.
A village drugstore advertises Rugon a new liquid formula claiming immediate relief from rheumatic and neural pains by reaching the source of pain. The ad cites a user who reported rapid improvement within hours and full relief after a week and urges readers to buy Rugon at The Village in Sugarcreek.
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