Six Teens Lose Driving Privileges In Court Action
Juvenile judge Harlan Spies suspended licenses of teen traffic offenders and barred new license applications until three months after each 16th birthday. The list includes Eugene Eberly 18 of Dover street, who lost six months for excessive speed after reaching 110 mph in a 50 mph zone. Others, like Richard Norman 17 and Timothy Flickinger 17, received suspensions for speeding and related failures. Additional cases include Richard Breting 18 and William Lute 17 with five week suspensions, plus Ronald Edelberry 18 with a three week suspension. Ronald Leggett 15 was ordered not to apply for three months after his birthday. The report notes a broader Tri-County Health Committee workshop on health careers with registration details and keynote by Dr. Mabel Riedinger.
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Harlan Spies
Eugene Eberly
9Th St
Strasburg
Eberly
Dover
21St St
Dover Township
Richard Norman
Rayav
New
Philadelphia
Highway Patrol
Rt. 43
Malvern
Timothy Flickinger
Prospect Sr
New Philadelphia
Richard Breting
E. Loth St. Dover
E. Slingluffay
William Lute
Belmont County
Ronald Edelberry
James Kilchenmann
Kilchenmann
Barnhill
Ronnie Leggett
RD 2
Tri - County Health Co
Reers
Health Ca
Aultman Hosby Strasburg
Hospital School of Nursing
Ton
Tri-County
Mabel Riedinger
Akron State University
Dover Woman Hurt in Crash
Frances O. Jarvis, 44, of 716 E Front St Dover, treated for neck whiplash and back strain at Union Hospital after a 1:30 p.m. crash at Front and Woosteray. Her eastbound car was broadsided by Trene L. Sharp, 64, of New Philadelphia, who allegedly ran a red light. Sharp to appear before Mayor LeMoyne Luthy. Impact spun Jarvis’ car, ending westbound on E Front St. Both vehicles heavily damaged.
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Front St
Dover
Union Hospital
Front and
Woosteray
Jarvis
W. Front St
Trene L. Sharp
Chester In
New Philadelphia
LeMoyne Luthy
E. Front St
Ohio Union Groups Dues to Increase
Ohio's 600000 AFL CIO members will pay an extra nickel monthly starting November to fund COPE. At a one day convention in Cleveland 1689 delegates voted for the increase, with more than 100 local unions supporting raising the per capita payment.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Delepares
Lorain County Man Guilty in Bank Holdup
A 36 year old Amherst man pleaded guilty in U S District Court to taking 1100 dollars from a National City Bank branch in a July 27 hold up. Sentencing was deferred pending a probation report from the U S Probation Office.
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Cleveland
Amherst
Lorain County
U. S
National City Bank
Richard N. Wan Jgersen
Probation Office
Ohio grain prices rise on reported futures gains in markets
Ohio Dept of Agriculture grain prices show No 2 red wheat near 1.35 to 1.85, No 2 yellow corn around 1.07 to 1.06, No 2 soybeans about 2.45 to 2.53, with various bids and premiums in Columbus markets. Prices edged higher across several classes amid market activity.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Rain Threatens Third World Series Game in St Louis
Gloomy fog and scattered showers threaten the third World Series game in St Louis as fans brace for rain gear. Forecasters say a frontal system will bring showers midafternoon while Nelson Briles starts for the Cardinals against Gary Bell of the Red Sox in a 2 p.m. EDT kickoff.
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ST. Louis
Weather Bureau
St. Louis Cardinals
Nelson Briles
Gary Bell
Boston Red Sox
NASA Man Seaman Resigns Amid Moon Program Setbacks
NASA deputy administrator Robert Seamans resigns effective January for personal reasons amid Moon landing delays NASA budget cuts. The Apollo program faces schedule slips and leadership shakeups as Saturn V and lunar module issues threaten future flights and layoffs ripple through aerospace contractors and centers.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fra
Robert C. Seamans Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
NASA
Seamans
Congress
RCA Missile and Electronics and Control Division
James E. Webb
Richards Names Old Friend Harris Braves Manager
ST LOUIS AP Paul Richards and Sam Harris longtime teammates choose Harris to manage the Atlanta Braves as Richards declines bench duties Harris, formerly of Richmond, signs a one year contract while Richards remains GM and focuses on building the minor league system More fallout from a troubled season includes injuries to Denis Menke Felipe Alou and Joe Torre as the club shifts leadership and discipline plans
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St, Louis
Paul Richards
Sam Harris
Atlanta Braves
Richards
Braves
Harris
Atlanta
Richmond
Denis Menke
Theeam
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Atlanta Board
Bill Bartholomay
Paul
Bartholomay
Luman
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
Houston
Astros
Station Attendant Is Killed in Holdup
In Toledo Ohio a service station attendant named C D Ellis 28 was shot to death during a holdup at a ponded gasoline station at Sherman and LaGrange on the north side He died at St Vincent's Hospital according to police reports The incident occurred early Saturday and is under investigation by authorities
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Sherman and LaGrange
C.D. Ellis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Movie Critic Son Death Probed In Cleveland
Roger Marsh aged 45 was found dead from a gunshot at his Hud son Ohio parents home. A .25 caliber pistol was found nearby and the coroner would rule. Marsh was the sole child of Mr and Mrs W Ward Marsh the elder Marsh being the Plain Dealer movie critic. Franklin D Dolin 30 of Ramage West Virginia was jailed in Dover awaiting a mayor court appearance on reckless driving charges with potential blood alcohol test results. Colin was arrested around 8 PM on Hustav after highway patrol requested alert for a drunken driver heading toward town on Route 8.
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Son
Cleveland (Ap
Roger Marsh
Hudson
Marsh
W. Ward Marsh
The
Plain Dealer
Franklin D. Dolin
Ramage
W. Va
Dover
LeMoyne Luthy
Colin
Hustav
Highway Patrol
Rt 8
Feeder Pig Unit Meeting Slated
SUGAR CREEK The sixth meeting of the Sugarcreek Area Feeder Pig Improvement and Marketing Assn will convene Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Sugar Creek Livestock Auction. A free barbecued ham dinner will be served. Committeemen for 3 year terms will be elected. Dr Earl R Seaman will discuss costly swine diseases with pictures. Local and national agri business reps will host exhibits. Open to feeder pig business interests.
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Sugarcreek
Buddhist Leader Thich Quang Begins Hunger Strike In Saigon
Militant Buddhist monk Thich Quang has started a hunger strike outside the presidential palace in Saigon. Up to 1,000 monks and nuns plan a Sunday march despite a government ban as Hoa Hao leader Nguyen Tan Dat mediates over a charter recognizing a rival faction as South Vietnam’s official Buddhist representative. Quang has declared a “fast until death” though ate small amounts previously. he ended a similar protest after 100 days last year.
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Saigon
Thich
Tri Quang
Hoa Hao
Nguyen Tan Dat
South Vietnam
Trn Quang
An Quang
Romney Warns Riots May Escalate Into War
Nashville AP dispatch reports Michigan Governor George Romney, a 1968 Republican hopeful, warning that riots in Detroit Watts and other cities are early skirmishes that could develop into a national conflict. He urged drastic shifts in federal spending, more aid for urban needs, cuts in public works and urban renewal, and tax credits for housing providers over contributors.
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Nashville
Tenn
Detroit
Watts
Michigan
George Romney
America
Romney
Johnson
National Conference of
Editorial Writers
Harlem
Sea of Tranquility
Weapons Count Session Delayed in Dover case
Harold F. Indorf of rural Dover and John F. Woods of Ashland were charged Monday with carrying concealed weapons. The arraignment is delayed until their attorneys contact the court. bonds are set at $1000 professional. Deputies stopped their car after following a truck into Dover Transportation Co. on Davis Street early Monday morning.
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Disttrict
Harold F. Indorf
Dalton
John F. Woods
Ashland
Charles Eckert
Morday
Dover Transportation Co
Davis St
Dover
Woman Believed Killed in Rt 22 Crash
Wintersville state troopers investigated a traffic fatality on Rt 22 about a mile east of Wintersville at 8 30 this morning. An East Liverpool woman is reported dead and her husband was taken to St John’s Hospital in Steubenville after their car overturned.
Wainwright Man Cited After Auto Incidents
Police cited 55 year old James Fotheringham of Wainwright after he pulled from a Sunoco Station into the path of 51 year old Dolore Morris in a minor collision at Trenton and Ramig. In a separate rear collision on N Water Street extension, 43 year old Renate Barnabi was stopped for a dog when her car was hit by 17 year old Marlene Brewer, with passenger Karen Hizer reporting a shoulder injury.
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Uhrichsville
James Fotheringham
Wainwright
Cottrell
Sunoco
Trenton
Ramig St
Dolores Morris
Wardell St
Renate Barnabi
McCrea Av
Dennison
N. Water St. Ext
Marlene Brewer
Karen Hizer
Ward St
Auto Recovered After Night Vehicle Report
Holliday avenue resident Don Tharp reported his car missing from 202 North Water Street. The vehicle was found at The Crossroads. Police answered two calls, one at 10:35 p.m. on Sixth Street and another at 3:10 a.m. in the 900 block of Eastport Avenue. No suspects or persons were located.
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Whrichsville
Don Tharp
Holliday Av
Water St
6Th St
Eastport Av
Building Permits for Dover Residence Window Change
Phillip Heid of 709 E Front St Dover seeks a building permit to remove two front windows of the residence and replace them with a picture window.
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DOVER _ Phillip Heid
Obituary notices for Contini and others in Dover and region
Obituary notices list Constance M. Contini of Dover died last night in Union Hospital after a one day illness. Survived by husband Rocco J and 7 children, 41 grandchildren, and numerous siblings and in laws. Burial at Toland Herzig Funeral Home with services at St Josephs Church. The second obituary notes Gladys O Baker of Cooperdale died after a long illness, with burial at Union Cemetery Warsaw and services by Rev Langley Gullop. Also mentioned are Forrest C Jones of Uhrichsburg and additional services pending at Uhrich Hostettler Funeral Home.
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Constance M. Contini
E. Ith
St. Dover
Union Hospital
Italy
Sulpizio
Laura Nervegna Fazi
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Third Order of St. Francis
Rocco J
Eugene
Joan) Manzella
Wesley
Lucille) Snyder
Canton
Clayton
Ida) King
Paul
Dolores) Hayes
Dover
Peter
Laura) Renner
New Philadelphia
Robert
Mary Lee) Maloney
Massillon
Joseph F
James F
Louis A
John Ren
Florence Dannunzio
Rome
Warsaw
William
Wilson
Gansbier
Daisy Thomas
William Wilson
Marcellus Fuller
Lawrence
Calvary
Calvary Comanaeys
Toland - Herzig
Union Methodist Church
William H
Everett Glauque
Emerson Geog Jr
Ernest Fry
Robert Baker
Dresden
Arlia Parrich
Uhrichsville
Forrest C. Jones
N. Uhrich Sr
Twin City Hospital
Uhrich-Hostettler Funeral Home
Hrometz Grocery Owner Dies at 84 in Florida
Frank A. Hrometz 84 formerly of Canton died Thursday in Woods Memorial Hospital Arcadia Florida after a long illness. He owned Hrometz Grocery in Canton, moved to a farm here in retirement 1957, then to Florida. Surviving wife Cornelia, three sons Brenton Canton Franklin Brooksville and George Bolivar, seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services Monday 2 pm at Reed Funeral Home Canton with burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.
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Sandyville
Frank A. Hrometz
Woods Memorial Hospital
Arcadia
Fla
W. Stefanik St
Masaryk Town
Hrometz
Canton
Florida
Cornelia
Brenton
Franklin
Brooksville
George
Bolivar
Reed Funeral Home
Forest Hill Cemetery
Bowerston
Boor
Myrtie F. Tope
Here
Maxwell Nursing Home
Longview Cemetery
Luther Metzger
Deersville
Henry
Susan Riley Millhorn
Jehovah's Witnesses
Glen
Paul
Blanche) Price
Willard Caddes Dies at 81 in Cambridge
Services were held for Willard Caddes 81 of Cambridge at Bundy Funeral Home. He died Thursday morning at Guernsey Memorial Hospital and burial followed at Northwood Cemetery with Rev. W H Cash officiating. A retired employee of Cambridge State Hospital and former railroader, he belonged to the Wolf Presbyterian Church. Surviving are 2 sons, a brother, 2 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. his wife Jesse, a grandson, a sister and 2 brothers preceded him in death.
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Newcomerstown
Bundy
Willard Caddes
Cambridge
Smith
Laura)Gray
Here
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Northwood
W. H. Cash
Cambridge State Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Wolf
Jesse
Notable Cleric Msgr Hughes Dies in South Bend
Rt Rev Msgr Philip Hughes 72 renowned Catholic Church historian died Friday after gallstone surgery. A Manchester England native, he taught at Notre Dame from 1956 and wrote a three volume history of the church.
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South Bend
Ind
Philip Hughes
Hughes
Manchester
England
University of Dame
Directory delivers 1967 city guide for three Ohio communities
RL Polk & Co of Cincinnati begins delivering a 1967 New Philadelphia Dover Strasburg city directory to subscribers. It includes a classified section marital status occupation and address for residents in the three-community area plus street avenue guide and numerical telephone directory.
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RL. Polk & Co
Cincinnati
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