The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 2

WEATHER I RECORDS A2 Thursday, January 9, 1988, The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio Stroh Weather Births Hospitals Continued From A-1 CI SO 50 SO Cole Road; Cory Keaton, 14 months, son of Gail Valentine, South Finefrock Road; and Kevin, 7, son of Joyce and Walter Haubert, Kansas. Discharged Julie Krellick and son, Muskellunge Road; Melinda Lenz, Birdseye Boulevard; Brenda Naus, Lindsey; Jeffery Bryant, MEMORIAL Admitted Wednesday Surgical Jason Burdette, It son of Vickie Winke, Dickinson Street; Michael, II, son of Pantaleon and Sulema Sanchez, Fostoria; Kimberly, 14, daughter of Sheila Boatman, Kansas; and Lucille Gottschalk, Oak Harbor, Medical Harry McMurtrie, Timpe Road; Betty Viton, East 40 40 40 Jan. 4 Tammy and Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Robert E. Raubenolt, 285 Elder Imperial Beach, a 6-pound, 912- ounce son, Joshua Anthony, at 841 a.m.

in Coronado Hospital. Local grandparents are Tom and Margaret Smith and Bob Raubenolt, all of Fremont. Jan. 7 Cassia and Rick McCubben, State Route 19, Fremont, a son, Blair Richard, at 11:56 p.m. in Fire lands Community Hospital, Sandusky.

Local grandparents are Sue Conger, Ralph Canter and Joyce and Richard McCubben, all of The For stfor 7 p.m. EST, Jan. 10 el 20 V20 tiallit.fto 0014. 01111110 kN't lilli. tnair daptAb3 a WWI II 6 A.

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Stroh previously produced all of its cans, Wiecha said. Brewing industry leaders Anheuser-Busch Inc. and Miller Brewing Co. manufacture fewer than half of their own cans, according to an Associated Press report. What the sale means for the 185 hourly and salaried workers at the Fremont plant is not known at this time, Wiecha said.

There are 440 employees at the Oak Creek and Los Angeles plants, according to the Associated Press. Whether National Can will use the plants to produce cans for Stroh is uncertain and was not part of the sale agreement, Wiecha said. National Can Corp. officials were not available for comment this morning. I -1-- Ce-1Z; FRONTS: War wimp old wv.

Occluded wir Stationary Aaw, Death Showers Rain Flumes Snow Local forecast Ohio Ellen M. Leinbaugh Ellen M. Leinbaugh, 84, 311 Oak lawn was found dead at her home Wednesday evening. She has no immediate survivors. Arrangements are pending at Weller-Wonderly Funeral Home, 425 E.

State St. Tonight, partly cloudy with a low 25-30. Friday, mostly sunny. High 35-40. The chance of precipitation Is 10 percent tonight and near zero Friday.

Winds with gusts that may exceed 40 mph in the northern counties were expected to push warmer air into Ohio today, sending temperatures above the freezing mark throughout the state. Temperatures will stay above normal through the weekend. Lake Erie winter in your own home. Bring Florida to you with beautiful tropical foliage plants at SALE PRICES 8" Foliage Baskets Nice and full A VP41 Only 'mw. il Ihr 6" Birds Nest Ferns Only 2.95 t) i it' ''''6 1 '-e-' i --If'' 71 Jail Winds westerly 25-35 knots tonight, then northwesterly 20- 30 knots Friday.

Waves 5-8 feet tonight. National Continued From Page A-1 Local statistics High yesterday 20 Low yesterday 2 Precipitation -0- Sunrise tomorrow 8 a.m. Sunset tomorrow 524 p.m. Low since midnight 15 It was warmer in the northern Plains than in southern Texas this morning, as a broad warming trend moved into the north and sleet and freezing rain glazed parts of Texas and Louisiana. Temperatures In the 30s lo 40s prevailed In the northern Plains, about 20 to 40 degrees higher than early Wednesday.

Grand Forks, N.D., was 41 degrees, compared with 39 degrees in Brownsville, Texas. Rain spread along the Texas and Louisiana coasts and across Florida, and gale-force winds blew from the upper Texas coast to northwest Extended forecast jail is needed because the current facility treats prisoners inhumanely. Weaver said: "I think the citizens have a. duty to not have cruel and unusual punishment exacted in this county. Norman Fausey of Sallville Township also was in favor of enacting the tax increase to build the proposed jail.

"It's the fairest tax we're going to find to pay for this. And very much do we need the jail," he said. Commissioners also were asked questions about the structure of the new facility. Bill Darr of Fremont said he thinks many. people were led to believe the new jail would be comprised of 88 maximum security cells.

Sheriff David Gangwer told Darr only 44 cells would be under maximum security. Bill Fleming, who led the successful effort to put last November's tax issue on the ballot, did not attend the meeting. The second public hearing concerning the tax increase will be Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the county courthouse. After that, commissioners will officially decide whether to place the tax issue on the May ballot.

Saturday through Monday: Fair on Saturday and Sunday and a chance of rain or snow Monday. Highs in the 40s Saturday and the mid-30s to mid40s Sunday and Monday. Lows In the upper 20s to the low 30s. 0 Assorted: 6" Foliage 4.95 At'ie'et 8" Foliage 8.95 Ad, 10" Foliage s10.95 Good selection of Palms, Norfolk Island Pines, Ficus, Dracaenas and more. Buying Prices 0,1 014, rteWEDS McPherson Highwa) CLYDE, OHIO 547-9538 Fremont buying prices Wheat 3 20 02 Cont.

wheat 2.55 02 Corn 2.29 01 Cont. corn 2.02 un Oats 1.05 un Soybeans 5.31 ....02 Cont. bns. 5.18 un Gift Shop Gorden Center Doily 95; Sot. Closed Sun.

ulttli 14 G--0-iti- ail 0BSo '9 iliff 'ivili'04-1-tatPTOTT vrail 5 atInatti) 7 lqr1111.0. PIMA Mt: timaiiror 411.41 i 0417 timated-receipts Thursday 6,000. Cattle 2.00 to 3.00 lower. Slaughter steers: choice 57.00 62.85; good 52.00-57.00. Slaughter heifers: choice 55.00-60.25; good 50.00-55.00.

Cows: steady to weak; all cows 39.00 and down. Bulls: 2.00-3.00 higher; all bulls 46.50 and down. Veal calves sharply lower. Choice 59.00 and down. Sheep and lambs: uneven, 1.00 lower to 1.25 higher; choice wools 59.50-66.75; choice clips 59.00- 69.75; feeder lambs 75.50 and down; old sheep 36.00 and down.

1 COLUMBUS Direct hog prices and receipts at selected buying points Thursday as reported by the Ohio Department of Agriculture: Barrows and gilts mostly 75 lower, demand light. U.S. 1-2, 210-240 lbs at country points 44.75-45.00, few at 45.25; plants 45.25 to 45.75, few at 46.25. U.S. 1-3, 240-260 lbs.

at country points 44.2544.75; plants 44.00- 45.50. Receipts Wednesday 9,000. Es romp linomb 1 1 pun liMmEmb Nom. OMElib WINO IMMO OMEN. 11o CARPE.1: COMING 110 VS ego .641) a1Offil 121 1111 1111AHMti1lU 9 8 6 BLACK HISTORY MONTH 1 WITH REVLON CREME OF NAME INIENEME 'MOO 1101ENEME 01101b THE FREMONT BALLET SCHOOL NNW IMMEEMMIP 4 OMNIZ4 INSTANT Ernst L.

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