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Local News THE LIMA NEWSEver ttrivlng fo r Limaland fa be even 'better place to iftw.FRIDAY, N O V E M B E R 8, 1968, L IMA , OHIO

FeaturesDirected By Memorial3 Groups SponsorMedical Seminar

More than 80 physicianfrom Allen and surroundingjttxmties participated in an atIday medical seminar Thursday at the M ilano Clubponmred by the LimaMemorial Hospital medicastaff in cooperation with theAmerican A c a d e m y oGeneral Practice and AllenCounty Heart Association.Rwid DeathsSpur EffortO f Patrolmen

C O L U M B U S (UPI) AllOhio highway patrolmen havevolunteered fo r extra dutythis weekend in hopes ofstemming the increase in thenumber of traffic fatalities inthe Buckeye State.Thirty six persons were kill-ed on Ohio highways lastweekend."These men are pro-fessionals," said Patrol Supt.Col. Robert M . Chiaramonte."They see a job and they willdo it."While some people may bequick toforcement criticizeofficers, law en-the sesame people are generallywilling to favorably recognizeany man or group that goes alittle beyond the normal callof duty to fulfill his oath of of-fice."Also expressing concernover the rising highway deathrate wa s state Safety DirectorWarren C. Nelson. He hasasked Ohio motorists t oobserve Mond ay, which isVeterans Day, with a pledgeo f safe driving."Highway fatality statisticscan be as startling as thosecoming from w ar areas," hesaid.

The program, supportedalso in part by a grant fromthe^ Merck Sharp and DohmeCo.'s post-graduate program,was under the direction of Dr.E. L . Schoeniger of M emorialHospital's radiology depart-ment, and Dr. Robert Stern,Lima surgeon."Anemia" and "Strokes"were the subjects covered bythree physicians on e fromC a s e - W e s t e r n R ese rv eUniversity, Cleveland, and theother tw o from T u f i sUniversity, Boston, Mass.Following introductory com -ments by Dr. William T.ollins, chief of staff atM emorial Hospital, Dr . Alex-ander Reed, a member of theAllen County Heart Associa-t i o n board, introduced DrAustin Weisberger, professorand director of the depart

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ME DIC AL S E M I N A R A m o ng L i m a andarea physicians attending an all-daymedical seminar Thursday at Milano Clubare (from left) Dr. T. J. Roess, presi-dent of Allen County Hear t Association,Dr . William Collins, chief of staff at

Memo ria l H o sp it al ; D r . A u s t i nWeisberger, Cleveland; Dr . Allan Callowand Dr. John Sulh'van of Boston, and Dr.E L. Schoeniger, seminar chairman.(N ews Photo)

ment ofWestern medicineReserve at Caseand theU n i v e r s i t y H o spitalsleveland.In a pre - lunch lecture, DrWeisberger presented a n'Evaluation o f A n e m i a.utilizing slides to illustrate hisremakrs. Following lunch, D rVeisberger continued with aliscussion of "Iron DeficiencyAnemia In The Adult Popula-tion.'Dr. John Sullivan, professorf Neurology at Tufts, and Dr.Allan D. Callow, professor ofurgery at Tufts, were in-troduced by Dr. Stern,liscussedtreatment the diagnosisof the stroke

ancandpa-tient in the afternoon session.Registration was handled byHeart Association volunteers,Deluding Mrs. Phillip Ladden,Mrs. Helen Wood, Mrs. R. M .'rail, M rs. Carol Jenkins andMrs, John Sheik, assisted byMiss Phyllis Wentz, field con-

'erence, costingfrom 8-10 a.m.tinental breakfast to be serv-ultant for the CentralHeart Association. Ohio

Buckeye BriefsGilligan Dejected,'No More Polities'

lost Tuesday'sWilliam Saxbe,

CINCINNATI (AP) JohnJ. Gilligan, who knocked offSen. Frank Lausche in theDemocratic primary, bu t thenelection toclaims he isthrough running for Congress."I am not going to run forthe House or Senate again,"said Gilligan, former U.S.representative and Cincinnaticity councilman."I have been in politics for15 years," but "I have noplans or prospects to run foranything,'Thursday. Gilligan s a i dGilligan lost the election toSaxbe, Ohio attorney general,by 115.062 votes and wasbeaten by more than 86,000votes in his home coun-ty Hamilton."W e didn't think we wouldhave to carry Hamilton Coun-ty to win, but we figured onmaking it a lot closer," hestated.Stressing he will not runagain for city council, inwhich he held a seat beforethe election bu t resigned it,Gilligan said his campaigncost "under $500,000."He said the campaign wa sfinanced "by contributions.The Democratic Party pro-vided no funds."Death Case CollapsesLEBANON. Ohio < A P ) Ajury in the Warren CountyGammon PleasCourt dismiss-

ed a charge of first -degreematter Thursday against asoldier in the b eating death ofJanflla Haynes of H amilton.Y o u n gto dismissJudgeJ--~nJaffected Warrenthe jurythe charge after the pro-secution's case against KerryMartin, 19, collapsed. Defenseattorney John Crist of Mid-dletown requested th edismissal motion.The prosecution's case fellthrough after Nolan H .Clouse, 38, who has been injail with Martin, said he didnot recall what Martin hadtoW him of the incidentMartin was arrested March29 in theHaynes, a slayingmother ofof Mrs.fourwhose body was found on afarm near here March 16, andhad previously been arrestedfor being AWOL from theArmy.Girl Bound To JuryLEBANON, Ohio (AP) -ping the front o ff thebus.

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Treva Crosthwaite of Lebanonwas being held in the WarrenCounty Jail today a f t e rjuvenile c o u r t authoritiesrelinquished custody of herThursday in the slaying of herfather.Judge William B o w e r s

Tennyson Guyer of Findlaywill give the keynote addressat 10 a.m. A discussion onschool politics will be led byWilliam Stehle, state TAR ad-viser.There will be a picnic lunchat the motel's patio-pool areaat noon. A performance by theSing Out Lima group isscheduled to begin at 1 p.m.Li ma Postmaster WayneLaibe will speak at the 2 p.m.session, followed by an ad-dress by Paul M atia, OhioState chairman of the Young

ordered thebound over 16-year-old girlto the WarrenCounty Grand Jury withoutbond.Miss Crosthwaite is chargedwith first-degree murder inthe shooting death of herfather. Herbert Crosthwaite,57 , in his sleep last Friday.Her mother was also shot,but not seriously, in the in-cident as a result of adomestic quarrel, police said.Suspect 'Most Wanted'C OLUMB US ( U P I ) -Elusive Richard Tingler, 28.identified by an intended vic-tim as the man who killed tw oteen-agers here, and wantedfo r questioning in f o u rCleveland murders, today wason Ohio's list of five mostwanted criminals.Th e e x - c o n v i c t , w hosometimes masquerades as awoman, has notsince the Oct. 20

Columbus. Thebeen seenmurders inClevelandmurders occurred in mid-September.His car was f o u n d inCleveland a few days after theColumbus murders.Police have connected the

gun Tingler used in theColumbus homicides to theCleveland deaths.He has been charged witharmed robbery and twocounts of first-degree murderin Columbus. Robbery ap-peared to be the motive in theCleveland case also.Train Hhs School BnsW ICKLIFFE , Ohio < A P ) A Penn Central passengertrain hit a Wickliffe school bu sat a grade crossing today. N oinjuries were reported.Witnesses said the flasherlights protecting the WardenRoad crossing were workingbut had been flashing forabout half an hour becausetwo freight trains were stopped nearby.Several vehicles had cross-ed the tracks despite theflashing lights, but when thebus started across thepassenger came through, rip-

Motel On SaturdayTeen-Age GOP's ConclaveHearing McCulloch, GuyerAn address by 4th Districto n g r e s s m a n WilliamMcCulloch will highlight ameeting of T e e n - A g eRepublicans from Allen and21 neighborning c o u n t i e sSaturday

Repub lican Club. M cCulloch sto speak at 3 p m.There will a splash partyfrom 4-6 p.m. in the pool, ac-cording to R obert Moyer,at75 Scot's I n n ,and BluelicknterstateRoad.R e g i s t r a t i o n f o r t h eVorthwest O h i o T e e n - A g eRepublican "victory" con-

TAR adviserHe noted that participantsdo not have to be member s ofthe Teen-Age Republican clubto attend the conference.

Hodges O n RetrialDec. 9 At LondonL O N D O N Replay of M a r kHodges' trial adventures willbegin in Madison County Com-

mon Pleas Court Dec. 9.Hodges, 27, of Rt. 1,Lafayette, is accused o fshooting Denise Fortner, 19 ,o f Napoleon with intent to kill.His first trial, in Henr y Coun-ty, ended last July 28 with theju ry deadlocked after twoweeks of testimony.The defendant's attorneysw o n a change of venue toMadison County and a ruino f mdigency. London attorneyWallace V . Nichols w a sassigned to the case.The latter move wa s design-ed to p re se rv e H o d g e s 'dwindling personal f u n d s fo rhis expected defense of aW o o d County charge o fmurder That case involvesKaren Kern of Sylvania, slainless than three months afterthe Henry County shooting ofMiss Fort ner .Indications are that the se-cond trial may move mor eswiftly than the first, in whichjury selection consumed near-ly a week's t ime. JudgeGerald Baynes has said thatany motions submitted to thecourt would be for "purposeso f record" and would not im-

)ede the trial's start."Chances are that the rul-ngs would be the same" asf u d g e Daniel Batt 's findings,J ud ge B ay ne s r e m a r k e d .Judge Batt had rejectedd e f e n s e m o t i o n s f o rreconsideration of the trial'sne w lo catio n, i m m e d i a t eransfer to Wood County and

Emergency PhonePlan Is ApprovedFor Interstate 75

5 .5 0 , will bewith a con-ed 8-9:30Second a.m.District State Sen.

Gra-Y Unit PlansSwim, Gym Meet

Gra-Y Club of the YMCAwill initiate a gym and swimirogram beginning at 3:30j .m. M onday, according toames M o s h i e r , associatefouth director.He added that the six clubsif Gra-Y, consisting of mor ehan 70 mem bers also arelanning money making pro-ects and sports participationirograms.

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OFFICE RSA.J . Hurak (left), managero f M ontgomery Ward, recently wa s elec-ted president of the American M allM erchants Association. Other officers are(from left) Lowell Cheney, manager of

Dunhill's Inc., vice president, and BobbyBaker, assistant cashier of the mallbranch of the M etropolitan B a n k ,treasurer.

reduction o f bond.The second trial comesmo re than a year after arresto f the father of three. He's ac-cused of bumpi ng M i s sFortner off her motorbike asshe rode northward on Rt. 109in Henry County, turning hiscar around and then returningto shoot her.

B L U F F T O N Trial run ofa n e m e r g e n c y com-munications networ k (ECN)or Ohio's interstate highwayslas been approved by theOhio Department of Highwaysand the Ohio Highway SafetyDepartment.The area selected is a four-ane divided limited access.tretch of Interstate 7 5Between Bluffton and Cygnetn Wood County.Proposed by the state'selephone industry, the testwill evaluate design, functionand use of system to summonlelp if an emergency arises> n the super highways.The system could prove tote a lifesaver for motoriststranded on lonely stretchesif an expressway because ofmechanical failure, accidentjr lackdrivers of forasoline, andor passengers con-fronted with a sudden medicalneed. The telephone systemis modeled after a system us -

station and will have its ownlocation number. Th i snumber will enable the dispat-cher to send the patrol oremergency vehicle nearestthe scene to aid the strandedmotorist.The emergency telephoneswill be mounted on specialwood posts designed to col-lapse, reducing the danger tothe motorist if he struck thepole when leaving the high-way. E ach phone will be iden-tified by a green and whitesign bearing the internation-al telephone symbol, a hand-set. The identifying signs willbe large enough for easy iden-tification by motorists travel-ing at expressway speeds.The telephone companies in-volved in the experiment in-clude Ohio Bell TelephoneC o m p a n y a n d f o u ri n d e p e n d e n t s : GeneralTelephone Company of Ohio;Northern Ohio T e l e p h o n eCompany; C o m m u n i t y

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Holiday Closes Area OfficesCity, county, state and'ederal offices will be closedV I o n d a y in observance ofVeterans Day. along withdriver examination stationsand state liquor stores.The L u n a Public Library,'inancial institutions and area: ommercial establishments

will observe regular hours.The Lima Post O f f i c e andCridersville and Elida bran-

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Campus StudentsSchedule CardsDue By Saturday

Lima OSU C ampus studentsmust submit whiter quarterschedule cards to the mainca mpus in Columbus by noonSaturday or face a penalty. JMcLean Reed, local OSUdirector, said today.He indicated more than 800of the 1,070 students w h oreceived schedule cards last devotionsweek had returned them tothe campus o f f i c e by lateThursday. 'Faculty members assignedby Reed as student programsupervisors include M rs JeanRhoad. secondary education.Mrs. Teresa Barnes, elemen-tary education: Eric Arnoldand Wayne Reinhardt. artsand sciences: Richard Mihimcommerce; R o y S n y d e r,acricultura! and biolodca!sciences: James Portman,engineering: and Dr. Vietor jjC o l o m b i n i . u n decidedstudents.Reed said Wallace Stover,O SU professional counselor.,assisted approximately 10 0 [local students who have mor ethan 97 credit hours and arerequired to consult advisersfrom the Col umbusca mp us.

ches will be closed, accordingto Wayne E. Laibe, localpostmaster with no delivery ofregular mail scheduled.Delivery of all special andperishable parcels will bemade and mail will be col-lected from boxes throughoutthe city to be processed anddispatched as usual, Laibe ad-ded

Gnh MeetsIrvins School M o t h e r s 'Study Club will meet at 1 p m.Tuesday at the school to viewa child guidance film. Mrs.Cloyd Trocce will be hostessand Mrs J G . Car r w i l l o f f e r

ed in up-state N ew York since (Telephone Companyof Leipsic1966. The Ohio proposal calls'and United Telephone Com-for telephones installed op- pany of Ohio.posite each other at mile in-1tervals along both sides of the!divided highways served by ]the system. This plan reducesthe risk of a motorist crossing! T ft rlllCV TVift Ihigh speed traffic lanes toX**A11g M. M. LO . M.reach the nearest phone.Unless a motorist forgot thelocation of the last phone hepassed, he would never h a v e ) K A R L S R U H E , Ger manyto walk m ore than half a mile. ( A P ) T w o A m e r i c a nsoldiers charged with the Aug.12 mur der of a Karlsruhebusinessman will be triedbefore a German court, anArmy spokesman said Thurs-dav night.Spec. 4 Bruce R. Shipyor,21. of Flint, M i ch , and Spec 4RusseU E. Waddle, 21, of Ken-ton, Ohio, will be tried in aGerman court b e c a u s eG erma ny can elect to takejurisdiction of avolving Amer i can

:o call for helpE a c h emergency telephonewill be connected directly tohe nearest highway patroljBoosters SlateWrapping Sale

Lima Central Catholic bandboosters will sponsor a sale ofChristmas wrappings begin-ning Wednesday, Nov. 20, ac-cording to chairman Mrs.Frank Mueller, 2540 Wendell .Each p a c k a g e ,containingbows made by students atMa rimor School in addition tothe wrapping paper, is pricedat Si.Parish representatives forthe sale are M r. and Mrs.Roland M eyer. 1005 WoodlandSt. Charles; M r. andPaul Knott, 452 Haller.D rMrs.St Rose Mr. and Mrs.Rober t Gallagher. 7 7 4 S .Union, and Mr. and Mrs.Leo na rd Downey, 1118 N.Union. St. John's: and Mr.and Mrs. Richard Casey, 2009N. Metcalf. St. Gerards.

case in-soldiers ifalso violatedthe spokesmanthe incidentG erma n law,said.He said the A r m y had notbeen informed when andwhere the trial will takeplace.Two German attorneys havebeen appointed by the U.S.government to defend the twomen, charged with stabbingKuft H offmann, 5 2, in hisclothing store.Shipyor is assigned to the502nd Engi neer i ngand Waddle to Companythe 78thEngineer Battalion, both inKarlsruhe.

L O N E L Y HEAR TS While both are seeking escapefrom their environments, Eugene Ganl, portrayed byDouglas Ferguson, and Laura Ja mes, in the person ofNancy Rowersock, meet at the Ganl f a m i l yboardinghouse and fall in love. This sornr js from the se-cond Amil Tellers production of the season. ThomasWolfe's "Look Homeward, A ngel." It's scheduled to openat the Encore Theatre Nov. 22. The Encore Theatre bo xoffice opens for season ticket holders tonight. Hours are1-5 and 7-9 p.m. weekdays and 7-9 p.m. Saturdays.(News Photo)

.>-!)av ForecastTemperatures will averagebelow no rm al S a t u r d a vthrough Wednesdav, w i t hhighs in the upper 40s north tothe low 50s south Nighttimetemperatures will be in thelow 30s Cool weather over theweekend w i l l hf f o ^ o w ^ d T n !w a r m e r temp era tures t h e 1first of next week. ScatteredS T J O W flumes northeast Satur-day and ram toward the mid-dle of next week will otalone-tenth to three-tenth inch.

M E M B E R CAMPAIGN Coaches andplayers on I f ) AKL and 12 NFL t e a m shave received sign-up kits, instructionsand scoring details for the Nov. 12-19 YM -C A membership campaign. Prewired at aplanning session for the football-themedrive are W. G. Bleakley (teft), com-

missioner; Robert Hilgert. of the OhioSteel Patriot*; team in the AF L industrialleague , E u g e n e Beall, assistant coach ofthe Bears in the NFL commercial league;and James Harrod, coach of the LimaRegister Broncos in the AFL.(New s Photo)N F ' W S P A P F E J