The Galion Inquirer from Galion, Ohio (2024)

November 29, 1972

Publication:

The Galion Inquireri

Location:

Galion, Ohio

Issue Date:

Wednesday, November 29, 1972

Page:

10

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A 1 9 r-H i -V A- iy--Pjge Ten AUQN OHIO 1NQUI RER Wednesday November 29 1972 14 Grants In Five Shootings f- r-t: i-ri- I ji ree 1 6-Yea r-OI ds 'ft In Pontfac murder pnding av Dec 13 hearing before a probate judge The other-two suspects were charged with conspiracy to inciWa riot in connection with a scuffle between several students in the schoolyard which preceded the shootings police said The two were released to the custody of their parents by a juvenile court pending a hearing Thursday morning Pontiac Police CapL Ray Meggitt said the seriously wounded youth one -of -five sophom*ores struck by the shower of bullets underwent surgery to remove the damaged kidney and to remove a bullet lodged in his abdomen He was identified as Timothy Williams 16 Meggitt said Williams was in the but said police have been unable to determine whether the suspected gunman was part of the fracas just seems that he came out Of nowhere and opened Meggitt said of the shooting suspect The arrested youths are black and all but one of the injured students are white Police said the motive for the incident remained unclear but declined to pin it on an attempt to start racial trouble only- thing we know of specifically is that they were dissatisfied with their school said Meggitt just felt that they being fairly treated for some PONTIAC Mich (UPI) Three 16-year-old Pontiac Central High School students described by police as with their school have been charged in connection with a schoolyard shooting of five students The three whose names were withheld because they are juveniles were Arrested Tuesday as police investigated a Monday shooting spree which left one student hospitalized in fair condition followbig removal of a bullet-damaged kidney One youth suspected of doing the shooting surrendered to -police after he was identified by several witnesses from school yearbook pictures He was held at the Oakland County Village on $10000 bond charged with assault and attempt to commit FREAK ACCIDENT LINDAU Germany (UPI) A tailgate bolt came apart Tuesday loosening an iron bar which police said struck and killed a woman pedestrian Hie driver realize it until a motorist who witnessed the accident managed to pass the truck and flag it down The trucker not identified by police turned his vehicle around to return to the scene of the accident and on the way back police said the iron bar-still sticking out me side of the struck and killed two more women SALLY PRIESAND WASHINGTON (UPI) -Hie first ordairted woman rabbi in the United States and Mrs Richard special entertainment and media coordinator were among the winners Tuesday of the Ten Outstanding Young Women of America awards for 1972 The 1972 winners include Rabbi Sally Priesand formerly of Cincinnati and now a resident of New York City who was ordained in June and Mrs Penelope Martin Adams of Columbia Md who serves as Mrs radio and television coordinator PIERRE TRUDEAU OTTAWA (UPI) -Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau travels to London this weekend for two days of talks with Prime Minister Edward Heath Hie Prime Minister's office announced Tuesday Trudeau would meet with Heath Dec 3-4 and was scheduled to dine with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace Monday THEY DIDN'T DO IT WINDSOR Colo (UPI) -A young boy assured librarian Bernice Warner Tuesday that he did not steal the identifying letters from in front of the Windsor Public library He said his brother didn't either know my brother -because we show each other everything we he said LEONARD WOODco*ck SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodco*ck predicted Tuesday that President Nixon will to lean heavily on a strategy of in solving problems of the environment Woodco*ck said position on ecological matters was made clear when he vetoed the Water Pollution Control Act and the Public Works and Economic Development act passed by the last Congress He said socially indifferent and intransigent were one of the great obstacles to democratic planning that will make ecological sense CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS Energy released by just one pound of the sun would keep a kitchen stove going with all burners on for several hundred years Crime Act COLUMBUS (UPI) A $105-720 grant tor the Ohio Depart: ment of Rehabilitation and Correction was the largest of 14 grants 'approved Tuesday by Gov John Gilligan under the federal Omnibus Crime Control Act The $105720 grant to be matched with $52161 in state funds is for design and implementation of a program at the Southern Ohio Correctional Fa- rility for corrective treatment of prisoners classified as intractable The program is designed to allow the movement of those prisoners from their current isolation back into the general prison population so they will par-' ticipate in rehabilitative programs Professional consultants from Ohio State and Ohio universities will provide lectures and seminars for 60 institutional personnel at Lucasville in 96 hours of training Other areas receiving grants the amount of money awarded and the purpose of the grant included: Lorain County $39000 matched locally by $13788 to provide probation services to the five municipal courts in the county by hiring four probation workers Akron $25231 matched locally by $8411 to continue a program to provide ex-offenders with job opportunities in an effort to reduce recidivism Wayne County $22500 to be matched locally by $13069 to renovate plumbing ventilating and electrical systems at the county jail and to install new kitchen equipment Richland County $3141 to be matched locally by $1022 to purchase a new videotape security system for the' county jail Ross County $1237 to be matched locally by $412 for the purchase of a dictating system few the common pleas court Knox Holmes and Coshocton counties $30553 to be matched locally by $10264 to provide training and counselling to delinquent and pre-delinquent youths Geauga County $14000 matched locally by $6435 to hire and train a full-time assistant prosecuting attorney Rittman $3652 to be matched by $1218 for purchase of an automated system tor quick reproduction of photographs tor criminal investigation Perry sburg $21719 to be matched by $7240 for police communications equipment including a radio three mobile radios four portable radios an antenna tower and control console Licking County $2347 to be matched by $783 to purchase an electronic court recorder for the county's juvenile court Champaign County $6169 to be matched locally by $2173 to build a firearms range for the county sheriffs department TOO MUCH RIVERSIDE Calif (UPI) -An explosion set by burglars at the Foremost Foods Co office Tuesday opened the safe all right But it was so big a blast that just about everything in it was reduced to ashes police said Cleveland Police Have Chase I (3EVELAKD lUPl) Police were led on a six-block chase ip pursuit of an amiedrobbery suspect Tuesday who demolished a patrol car and tried torun down a police officer Paul Brady Cleveland was shot and wounded by officers when he pulled a gun after they stopped him He was in satisfactory condition atffi Luke's Hospital Police said Brady was spotted by officers driving a car allegedly used in an aimed robber- uThe police car pulled dlagionallv across the street in an effort to stop the police said "When he saw the road block he gunned the engine tore right through the zone car Both men piled out of the carmoments before impact and he then tried to run one of the men A second police car arrived on the scene and gave chase police said finaj forcing it off the road must have hit speeds of 65 or 70 miles per hour" said one of the pursuing officers thought he was going to get killed and take us with him piled out of the car and pulled a gun but we shot him before he had time to draw a Recruiter To Raffle Off Car CUYAHOGA' FALLS Ohio (UPI) The top Army recruiter said Tuesday he will raffle off his jazzed up 1960 sports car because would be in the Christmas spirit Staff Sgt David Denton Hack said the car will be raffled off at $1 per chance February at the Cleveland Auto Show Hack who uses Uncle Sam tee-shirts and a brightly painted World War vintage Jeep to gain enlistments said he thought it would be the Christmas sprit to raffle off my proudest Hie car is magenta white and blue has racing tires and is adorned with pictures and decals of Uncle Sam saying Hack Wants Hack said his advertising gimmicks enable him to get an average of 15 enlistments per month The national average per recruiter is five per month he said Although the car is valued at $5000 it will go if only two chances are said Hack would make a pretty good Christmas present" Hack added bad the auto show isn't around $23 Million Cleveland Debt Off WASHINGTON (UPI) Cleveland has been forgiven for $23 million it owed the government tor urban renewal funds the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced Tuesday The action came during a ceremony between Cleveland Mayor Ralta Perk and HUD Assistant Secretary Floyd Hyde Cleveland now will be eligible for new community development program funds Explosion Injures One Person BYESVILLE Ohio (UPI) An explosion at the Hamilton-Beach plant here Tuesday injured one person Iris Roberts of nearby Cambridge suffered a possible concussion when struck by a falling light fixture during the explosion touched off in dust collecting equipment in the plant's grinding room Robert Madden 57 also of Cambridge suffered an apparent heart attack He was listed in good condition at an area hospital Police in this small Guernsey County community said the blast knocked out power in the plant which makes small electrical appliances No damage estimate was released by the firm Archbishop To Be Installed CINCINNATI (UPI) Joseph Bernamdin will be installed as archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati Dec 19 Bemardin is currently general secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and the United States Catholic Conference He will succeed the late Archbishop Paul Leibold Archbishop Luigi Raimondi apostolic delegate in the United States will conduct the installation ceremony at St Peter in Chains Cathedral here Man Is Slain In Youngstown YOUNGSTOWN Ohio UPI George Howard Jr 37 Youngstown was shot to death while sitting in a restaurant here Tuesday night Police had a suspect in custody Witnesses said the man approached Howard and shot him three times at point-blank range while he was eating LAWSON'S NOW THROUGH Package of 8 Sandwich 3 i i 4 LAWSON'S SWISS CHEESE LAWSON'S 14-OZ CARTON LAWSON'S ottageCHEESE POUND Crawford Court News REG $129 POUND STOP MEALS IN A FOR THE BUSY SHOPPERS Richard Hertzer et al to Ira Williamson et al inlot 929 Bucyrus Florence I Evarts et al to Frederick A Weiland et al one acre Whetstone Twp Ronald Hord et al to Robert Hord et al 131 acres Tod Twp Benjamin Hensley by attorney-in-fact to James Payne et al inlot 688 inlot 689 Crestline Hanna et al to Michael Vanasdale et al 7928 acres Auburn Twp Edward Hensley et al to Frank Binion et al part outlet 91 Crestline Walter McCallister deceased to Ellen McDonnell guardian 403 acres Polk Twp Camella Haymond et al to William Co part inlot 631 Galion Milan Steel and Construction Co to Arthur Neumann et al parts inlot 113 114 US 134135 inlot 133 also' part vacate alley Crestline Galion Investers Inc to William Fox Jr et al inlot 1708 1709 1710 Galion Agnes Miller deceased to Clementine Fabcan 45 acres affidavit Polk Twp 1 Robert Redman et al to Arthur Leuthold Inc Inlot 5061 Bucyrus Mary Kurtzman deceased to John I Kurtzman part outlot 195 Orestline Harry Stumbo et al Iol Frank Whitaker et al 10 acres Whetstone Two Harold Boice et al to Eldon Pfleiderer 4226 acres Sandusky Twp Evelyn Sharrock et al to Kennedy Clare Sharrock inlot 1006 Bucyrus Kennedy Oare Sharrock et al to Thomas et al inlot 1006 Bucyrus Inc to Robert Downing et al inlot 3901 inlot 3902 Bucyrus' WF Inc to Robert Foreman et al inlot 5084 Bucvrus PRORATE Gladys Boyd estate first partial account filed Robert Calvin Larkins estate first final and distributive account filed Curry Lee Pruitt guardianship application to deposit funds Mark James Findley guardianship first partial account filed Paul Andrews trust fourth account filed Robert Cooper estate' inventory and appraisem*nt filed Helen Robson estate -petition' to: transfer- motor vehicle filed Nelle Carter guardianship inventory filed Clara EX' Nelson Baldinger-estate petition to sell real' -jestate additional bond ordered bond filed additional bond approved private sale ordered MARRIAGE LICENSES Anthony Clemons 53 568 Grant St Mansfield factory worker and Bessie Glover Robinson 37 432 Rensselaer St Bucyrus factory worker Delbert Eugene Heintz 31 Bucyrus mechanic and Gayle Cline 25 Weaver Hotel Bucyrus mixologist JUVENILE COURT Traffic Mark Edward Dible 17 340 Pine St Galion improper left turn 20-day suspension of license' Paul A Fisher 16 510 Beardsley Ave Galion speeding license to be held by mother for 15 days Keith Carman 16 903 Warren St Bucyrus speeding $15 fine REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lester Johnson et al to Ronald Wayne Pry et al 1016 acres Sandusky Twp Raymond Baumgarn et al to Jeffrey Huml et al inlot 1521 Crestline Mary Obenour by exeputor to Ted Knapp et al inlot 365 Oestline -Clark John' London et al to George Dallas et al Ross-Fair brandt Subdivision lot 26 Jefferson Twp ZettaF Smith et alto Walter Clady et al inlot 4846 Bucyrus Arthur Payne et al to Robert Seif etal 0561 acres Jefferson Twp i I BUnONI 26-OZ RAVIOLI With MEAT regular 87C 59 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 13? 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