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Fremont News-Messenger Monday, Sept. 27, 1971 Fremont, Area Deaths And Funerals Si Market Report I Joseph Madden Mrs. Ellen Bloodhart TIFFIN Joseph A. Madden, 82, a former tool and die maker in a Fostoria plant, died Saturday in the Seneca County Home where he had resided since 1967 Mr. Madden was born March 14.

1889. in Covington, Ky. and i CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP-Cleveland Livestock Market Cattle 650 estimated, market steady. Steers: prime 34.50-35.00; standard 26.50-29.25. Heifers choice 28.00-32.00; standard 24.50-27.00.

Commercial cows 18.00-20.00. Calves: chojee 40.00-48.00; standard 20.00-26.00. Prime lambs: 25.00 27.00; feeders 19.50-28.00. Hogs: 200-220 19.75-20.25 220-240 19.50-20.00 240-280 17.50-19.50. Sows 14.25-16.00.

Around About Fremont A HEAVY-DUTY LAWN mower was reportedly stolen sometime Saturday afternoon from the garage of the Burton Rodenhauser home at 1428 Cherry street. Police are still investigating. NEW YORK (AP) Stock market prices continued their steady downward drift today in Slow trading. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at noon was off 5.84 at 883.47. 'i Declines outnumbered advances on the New York Stock Exchange by 8 to 3.

Analysts said the market was reacting to uncertainty over What might follow the current phase of President Nixon's economic program and to news of continuing pressure on the dollar in international monetary circles. In the news background the Commerce Department reported that the U.S. balance of trade ran in the red for its fifth straight month in August, despite Nixon's import surcharge. However, the trade figures, slightly improved from July, had not been expected to show by August the effect of the surcharge since it was not announced until Aug. IS.

Stocks were lower in virtually all categories. i-. Mrs. Margarit Sanchez Mrs. Margarit C.

Sanchez, 64, 1526 Moore street, died Saturday at 2 05 p.m. in Memorial hospital. She was the wife of Lazro Sanchez and had resided In Fremont four years ago. Mrs. Sanchez was bom June 18, 1907, in Mexico, daughter of Kinino and Elina Fernandez Cardenaz.

Surviving are the husband, sons, Pedro, Paul, John, Lupe and Jesse, all of Fremont; one daughter, Mrs. Richard Honeycutt, Fremont, and 21 grandchildren. Mrs. Sanchez reared four of the grandchildren. Also surviving are two greatgrandchildren and five sisters, Mrs.

Beatrice Gonzales, Mrs. Mary Salinas, Mrs. Bertha Gonzales, Mrs. Amelia Olveda and Mrs. Pellar Chavis, with no address listed for any of the sisters.

Friends may call at the Weller-Wonderly funeral home beginning Monday at 7 p.m. A funeral Mass will be offered Wednesday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph church with burial in Lindsey cemetery. Mrs.

Mabel Hansen PORT CLINTON-Mrs. Mabel M. Hansen, 81, 4992 west Fremont road, Port Clinton, died Saturday at 9:47 a.m. in Fremont Memorial hospital where she had been admitted Thursday. Bom in Kingsway, September 17, 1890, she married John (Fly) Hansen in 1912 and he survives.

Other survivors include one son, Harry (Joe) Hansen, Gib-sonburg; one brother, Floyd Druckenmiller, Port Clinton; two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Erdine) Meckfessel, Port Clinton and Mrs. Lula Lorensen, Springfield, GIBSONBURG-Mrs. Ellen Bloodhart, 83, 201 Kimmerling street, died Sunday in Bixby hospital, Adrian, after an illness of one year. She was the widow of Grover Bloodhart, who died in 1966.

Surviving are daughters, Mrs. E. C. (Garnett) Norvell, Adrian, and Mrs. Paul (Reva) Brown, Lindsey; a son, Harold of Gibsonburg; sisters, Mrs.

Amanda Flickinger, Fremont, and Mrs. Hazel Sloan, Bradenton, six grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. One sister, two brothers, two greatgrandchildren and one daughter, Mrs. Jane Both, are deceased. Mrs.

Bloodhart was born February 13, 1888 in Madison township near Gibsonburg daughter of Merritt and Attie Knoble Garn. She was married November 21, 1906. Member of Faith United Methodist church Mrs. Bloodhart was a life member of the Women's Society for Christian Service. Friends may call at the Veh and Son funeral home beginning Monday at 7 p.m.

The Rev. Thomas McGranor will conduct funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the mortuary with burial in West Union cemetery. The family suggests memorials to Faith United Methodist church. Allen S.

Humberger GENOA Allen S. Humberger, 66, Greenwood Park, Genoa, died Sunday morning in St. Charles hospital, Oregon, after a brief illness. Born August 24, 1905, Jri Fremont, he was the son Orval and Clara (Wetien) was the last surviving member of his family. He was a member of St.

Joseph Catholic Church. He was married to Rose Ludwit, who now lives in Fremont and from whom he was divorced. Survivors include three sons, Joseph (Joe) Madden, Grand Rapids, James P. Madden, Toledo, and Byron J. Madden, Fremont; four daughters, Mrs.

Harold (Dorothy) Cardwell, Columbus; Mrs. Richard (Mary Ellen) Shively, Findlay; Teresa Rearick, Fremont; Mrs. Ted (Lorraine) Razkrut, Toledo; 21 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. A son, Donald L. Madden died in service in 1942.

Graveside services will be conducted Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Fountain cemetery, Fostoria, with the Rev. Weibl officiating. Friends may call tonight from 7-9 p.m. at the Seneca County Home chapel.

John Lawrence Hill FORT SENECA John Lawrence Hill, 74, Fort Seneca, retired foreman of Agriculture Products at Basic Refractories, Bettsville, died Sunday at 11:20 a.m. in Fremont Memorial hospital. He had been ill two months and hospitalized since September 21. Mr. Hill was bom February 3, 1897, in Sandusky county, son of Francis and Anna Bork Hill.

He married Pearl Pultz in Tiffin March 22, 1927. She survives. Surviving also are sons, Francis Fremont, and Kenneth Hill of Toledo; brothers, LeRoy, Fremont, and Merle, PLANE HITS RANCHHOUSE, DELrBERATELY-Stunt pilot Frank Tallman crashes a World War I-vintage biplane into a ranchhouse in this scene filmed near Hollywood for a motion picture. Tallman was flying in place of actor Cliff Robertson, who portrays an ex-Army flier turned airplane barnstormer. The scene, which required an entire day of preparation and filming, has the airplane hit the building as it comes down following engine failure.

Tallman, heavily padded, was unhurt. (AP Wirephoto) Area Teacher's Father-In-Law Bucyrus Accident Claims Man's Life Mrs. Florence S. Home' Mrs. Florence S.

Home, 69, 602 Kentucky avenue, died Saturday at 2:20 p.m. in Memorial hospital. She had been in failing health since 1964 and hospitalized since August 25. Mrs. Home was the wife of Robert Home.

They were married December 25, 1952. The native of Lindsey was born October 9, 1901 daughter of Charles and Martha Woleslagle Her first husband, Joseph Whittaker, died in 1948. Surviving with her husband are stepsons, Willis and Eldon Whittaker, both of Fremont; a daughter, Mrs. LaMar (Betty) Pasch, Fremont, and one stepdaughter, Mrs. Delores Grubb, Port Clinton, three grandchildren and eight step-grandchildren.

Three brothers and two sisters are deceased. Friends may call at the Weller-Wonderly funeral home. The Rev. Andrew Klopfer of St. John's Lutheran church will conduct funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

in the mortuary with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Gladys Filsingef BELLEVUE Funeral services were conducted today in the Foos funeral home for Gladys L. Filsinger, 55, a former Bellevue resident. The Rev. David Butler officiated with burial in Bellevue cemetery.

Mrs. Filsinger died Saturday morning in Sandusky Memorial hospital following a five-week illness. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Trainmen Lodge and Eagles Auxiliary. Born in Clyde November 20, 1915, she was the daughter of Webb and Fern Sharp. Her husband, William Filsinger, preceded her in death on November 21, 1968.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Beverly Smith, Sandusky, with whom she had made her home most recently; two sons, Edmund Filsinger, Bellevue and David Filsinger, Sandusky; five grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Harold Sachse, Los Angeles, two brothers, Harold Wing, Manassis, Va. and Frank Wing, Bellevue; and a stepsister, Mrs. Ethel Diethrich, Bellevue.

Ilafael Ayala WOODVILLE Funeral arrangements are pending at the Mollgaard funeral home, Woodville, for Rafael Ayala, 78, BUCYRUS-Carl B. Chapman, 59, 913 south Lawn street, Coshocton, was killed in a JAMES S. KLOS, 1316 CHER-ry street, said that vandals broke off the antenna from his car while it was parked unattended in the Mr. Wiggs store parking lot on Oak Harbor road. The malicious destruction took place Sunday around 4:30 p.m.

A BICYCLE BELONGING to Carl Gysan, 1311 Chestnut street, was stolen from his front yard sometime during the early morning hours of Saturday. JOSEPH BIGAILA, 414 CLO-ver street, repprted that sometime Friday evening vandals broke off the antenna from his wife's car while it was parked in front of their home. DAVID BROOKS, 10, SON OF Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks, Missouri; and six grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted from the Gemer and Wolf funeral home at 2 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Richard Buchsteiner officiating and burial in Lakeview cemetery. Helena: sisters. Miss Marie Hill Mrs.

Lucille Lec hie iter and Mrs. Bertha Schriner, both of re twa Mr, TiitMia Fremont, and Mrs. Bernice Scheffer, Old Fort. There are eight grandchildren. A member of Fort Seneca United Methodist church, Mr.

Hill was treasurer of the Kings Workers Sunday School class. He was also a member of the Quarter Century Club of Basic, Inc. Friends may call at the Young funeral home, Green Springs, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Quarter Century Club will conduct memorial services Tuesday at 8 p.m.

in the mortuary. The Rev. Gary Wadsworth will conduct funeral services Wednes Lechleiter, 55, 411 south Elm street, Celina, died suddenly Saturday at her home. A former Fremont resident, she had made her home with the Albert Bihns. Mrs.

Lechleiter was born January 19, 1916, in Valley City, to Bernard and Mary (Bihn) Wirkner, Survivors include her husband, Anthony and her son, Anthony II; two brothers, Martin (Tom) Wirkner, Helena; Urban Wirkner, Fort Recovery, and one sister, Mrs. Marie Beckman, St. Henry, O. Calling hours will be from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday at the Dick and Sons funeral home, Celina.

Services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church. Bucyrus Community Hospital where he was reported dead on arrival. He was alone in the car at the time of the accident. Funeral services for Mr.

Chapman will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Emmanuel Lutheran church, Coshocton, with the Rev. Robert Binkley officiating. Burial will be in South Lawn cemetery, Coshocton. Mr.

Chapman was born March 3, 1912, in Zanesville, son of David and Savilla Sherrets Chapman. He married Bernadine Merriman March 18, 1939. She survives. Surviving also are sons, Russell, Ashland; Carl, Coshocton; one daughter, Mrs. John (Donna) Brueggemeier, Tiffin; brother, Ray, Route 4, Coshocton, and a sister, Mrs.

Zelpha Stucky, New Philadelphia. There are three grandchildren. His mother survives and lives at Route 2, Coshocton, but his father is deceased. Three brothers are also deceased. Mr.

Chapman was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran church, the North Tuscarawas Volunteer fire department; the State Building Construction and the Coshocton Building Construction Trade Councils. He was also a member of the Bricklayers and Plasterer's trade union. He was a brick mason. Friends will be received at the Dawson funeral home, Coshocton, Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The body will be removed to the church to lie in state Wednesday from 12:30 p.m.

to 1:30 p.m. The Weather Fremont Weather Yesterday's High 70 Today's Low 50 The Weather Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr Albany, cldy 66 52 Albu'que, clear 83 49 Amarillo, clear 83 59 Anchorage, clear ...52 35 Asheville, cldy 83 62 Atlanta, cldy 73 64 Birmingham, cldy ..82 68 .10 Bismarck, cldy .....72 43 Boise, clear 56 38 .05 Boston, cldy 66 50 Buffalo, rain 57 52 .02 Charleston, clear ...82 69 Charlotte, clear 80 61 Chicago, clear 75 64 .04 who died Saturday morning at his sister's home, Mrs. Guadelupe Hernandez, Route 1, Woodville, where he resided for the past 22 years. one car accident here Saturday evening when his car went out of control smashing into a tree on State Route 19. He was the father of Mrs.

John Brueggemeier, Route 4, Tiffin, and reportedly was on his way to visit the Brueggemeier family at the time of the accident. Mr. Brueggemeier is a teacher at Old Fort high school and Mrs. Brueggemeier formerly taught at Old Fort. Bucyrus police reported that Mr.

Chapman was traveling northwest on Route 19 near the city limits when his car went off the right side of the road. The car came back onto the road, spun around and went off the left side striking the tree. Mr. Chapman was taken to Ross High School Business Club Officers Named The organizational meeting of the Ross High Business Club was called to order recently with 24 members present. The meeting opened with the introduction of this year's officers: President, Connie Foss; Vice President, Kevin Kisler; Treasurer, Carol Reardon, Secretary, Chris Decker; and Register of Points, Jane Bowes.

Minutes of the May 3 meeting wereread and approved and the treasurer reported a balance of $201.61. The president introduced a new point system which will be used this year. The Food Committee for the picnic was chosen and include Chairman, Jane Bowes; Ginger Perry, Debbie Moyer, Brenda Young and Linda Hetrick. The date of the picnic will be set later. The date for the annual Spring banquet was announced as May 9 and members were reminded to pay their annual dues.

Regular monthly meetings are scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month with the next meeting scheduled for Octbher 6 in room 21. Diane Voorhees moved for adjournment and the motion was seconded by Ginger Perry. Chris Decker, secretary. FHA Members Hold Meeting At Ross High Humberger. He married Ann Schneider October 18, 1941 in Hessville and she survives.

Other survivors include one sister, Mrs. Adam (Faye) Lueke, Woodville; and one brother, Harold, Belleville, Mich. He was preceded in death by three brothers. A World War II veteran, he was employed for 22 years at the Erie Ordinance Depot and was employed as a night watchman at Driggs Dairy, Toledo, for two years prior to his retirement. He had resided in Curtice 17 years before moving to Genoa two years ago.

services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday from the Mollgaard funeral home, Woodville, with burial in West Union cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Monday. Daryl Lee Frilz Private graveside services for Daryl Lee Fritz, six-day-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Orrin (Burdell) Fritz, 988 State Route 300, Route 1, Gibsonburg, will be Tuesday morning in Green Springs cemetery. The Rev. J. Ward Tressler of Grace Brethren church, Fremont, will conduct the service with the Veh and Son funeral home, Gibsonburg, in charge.

The child was born September 20 in Memorial hospital, Fremont, and died Sunday at 10:15 p.m. Surviving are the parents, Arrin (Burdell) and Erma Dillow Fritz; sisters, Mrs. Ronald (Debra Jean) Kuyken, Fremont, and Donna Mae, at home; a brother Burdell Wayne, at home, and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fritz, Fremont.

Dr. Wanda Springer TOLEDO Funeral services were conducted today for Dr. Wanda L. Springer, 37, Toledo, a native of Sandusky and biologist in the biological department of the University of Toledo. The services were held at Quick's funeral home, Toledo.

Dr. Springer died Thursday evening in Toledo hospital after a brief illness. I Omit fnm NATIONAL MAIM SlRVICt. I MO A U.S. 0pf.

ol Commtc 'TAvf- -(h) 73 TOMSK'S1 -v NrOyttip AmtUmy g- -i Fremont Buying Prices 'Wheat 1.25 Ear Corn 95 Shell Corn 97 Oats 63 Soybeans 2.94 Sorghum 77 rNoon Stocks NEW YORK (AP) 11 a.m. Stocks: Allegheny Cp im Allied Chemical 324 Alcoa 51' American Airlines 344 ABrands 42 American Can 32 American Cyanamid 35 American El Power American Home Prod 81 American Smelting 22 American Tel Tel 42 Anchor Hock 30 i Armco Steel 17 Ashland Oil 21 Atlantic Richfield 70 Babcock Wilcox 36 Bendix Av 42 Bethlehem Steel 24 Boeing 15 Chesapeake Ohio 64 Chrysler Corp 29 Service 46 "Columbia Gas 32 Gas 27 "Cont Can 34 In 28 Intl 32 Crwn Zell 32 Curtiss Wright 10 Chm. 71 Dress Ind 32 tduPont 152 Eaton 43 Essex Int 41 Firestone 54 Flintkote 29 Ford Motor 70 General Dynamics 22 General Electric 60 General Foods 35 General Mills 35 General Motors 82 Gen Tel El 30 Goodrich 32 Goodyear 33 Intl Bus Machines 303 International Harv 28 Johns-Manville 29 Kaiser Alum 26 Kresge SS 33 LOFord 52 Liggt My 53 Lyke Yng 8 Marathon Oil 35 Marcor Inc 33 Mobil Oil 48 National Cash Reg 35 National Distillery 15 Newberry 25 Norf 82 Ohio Edison 22 Penn Central 6 Penney J.C. 69 Pa 4 23 Pepsi Co 39 Pfizer 39 Phil. Morr 63 Phillips Petroleum 31 PPG Ind 41 Procter Gamble 72 Pullman Inc 53 RCA 35 Reich Chem 9 Republic Steel 23 Sa Fe Ind 30 Scott Paper 19 Sears Roebuck 92 Shell Oil 44 Singer Co.

71 So Pac 42 Sperrv Rand 27 Standard Oil Cal 55 Standard Oil NJ 67 Standard Oil Ohio 85 Sterling Drugs 85 StudeWorth 55 Texaco 31 Timken Roll Bear 41 Un Carbide 47 Unit Aire 29 US Steel 29 Westinghouse Elec 94 Weyerhaeuser Co 51 Whirlpool Corp 91 Woolworth 52 Xerox 115 Sales 2.610.000 Shriners Hold Steak Dinner At Country Club President Dick Stotz commented on the progress of the Fremont flag unit Saturday evening when eighty-nine shriners and their guests met at the Fremont Country Club for a steak dinner. President Stotz introduced Illustrious Potentate Oscar Oemler and his lady who thanked all local units for their support in the Great Lakes ceremonial. Ambassador Roy Wagenman, Norm Rathke and their ladies and local club officers were also introduced. Other activities on the agenda include the shrine football excursion, October 10 and the annual Shrine-K of dinner dance, October 29. Committee for the evening included Warren Zink, chairman, assisted by Dan Connors, Jim Hanover, Woodruff Whitcomb and Thomas Stahl.

r. Guernsey drive, is recovering from surgery at home after his release Saturday from St. Vincent's hospital, Toledo. TARRY R. NEHLS, 21 OAK Harbor, manager trainee, and Marie M.

Hespe, 22, Wayne, secretary, have obtained a marriage license in Wood county. TERRY HEISE, 340 MAPLE street, Lindsey, was admitted to Cleveland Clinic, 93rd street, Cleveland, Saturday for medical reasons. He is in room 568. MRS. CHARLIE (REBA) Crawford, 1525 Moore street, is reported in satisfactory condition in St.

Vincent hospital, Toledo, following surgery Friday. She is in room 308-A wing. City, Catholic Schools To Be Closed Friday Schools in Fremont will be closed Friday as both public and Catholic schools take time off for teacher workshops and conventions. According to Dr. John C.

Evanoff, superintendent of Fremont schools, Fremont teachers will be attending In-Service Day lectures Friday beginning at 8 30 a.m. Dr. William Reynolds, professor of education at Bowling Green University will speak during the morning session about "Professional Rights and Responsibilities." During the afternoon session, Mrs. Delia Vorhauer, State Supervisor of Migrant Reception Centers, will discuss minority group concerns. Over 320 members of Fremont faculties are expected to attend.

Parochial teachers of the Fremont schools will be given the day off to attend the Ohio Catholic Education Association Convention in Cincinnati. Attendance will not be mandatory, however, since the school will not be able to provide any financial aid for faculty expenses. The financial condition problems of the parochial schools is the cause of the lack of funds for the convention. Vanguard Vocational school will be open Friday. day at 1:30 p.m.

in the mortuary with burial in Pleasant Union cemetery, Old Fort. Memorial tributes may be contributions to the American Cancer Society, according to the family. Mrs. Helen Ball BOWLING GREEN-Funeral services were conducted today at the Deck funeral home, Bowling Green, for Mrs. Helen M.

Ball, 76, 802 north Main street, who died Friday in Wood County hospital where she had been a patient for the past five weeks. The Rev. Loyal Biship officiated with burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Mrs. Ball was employed for many years at Randall Bakery in Bowling Green.

She was born in Tiffin, May 13, 1895 to A. Lincoln and Fannie (Robenalt) Floel and was a past noble grand of the Rebekah Lodge in Tiffin. She married Guy Ball in 1917, and he preceded her in death in 1965. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Earl (Madelyn) Smith, Mrs.

Loren (Marian) Bowles, Mrs. G. Joseps (Pauline) Blair, all of Bowling Green, Mrs. Earl E. (Mary) Myers of Pemberville; 10 grandchildren and five way the National LATE LOOK AT THE WEATHER This is the nation's weather shaped up according to the Weather Service.

(AP Wirephoto Map) South Has Warm Weather While Northerners Shiver By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Contrasting weather conditions existed in the eastern half of the nation today as the South basked under pleasant summer weather and the Northeast shivered under frosty temperatures. Warm, humid weather covered much of the South, producing scattered thundershow-ers and temperatures in the 80s and 90s Sunday. Rain, accompanied by fog and chilly temperatures, also dampened large sections of the northeast. Frost warnings were hoisted for northern Maine where the grees overnight in some sections. Meanwhile, Hurricane Ginger remained stationary off the south Atlantic coast, causing large swells along the beaches of Florida, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas.

Temperatures before dawn ranged from 25 at Houlton, Maine to 80 at Key West, Fla. A warming trend is forecast to continue through tonight in Ohio with lows falling in the 50s and 60s. A warm front moving across the state today triggered scattered showers, which are forecast to continue over the north Cincinnati, cldy 77 65 Cleveland, cldy ....65 59 Denver, clear 82 41 Des Moines, cldy ...82 71 Detroit, rain 63 60 .41 Duluth, rain 53 51 .15 Fort Worth, clear ..90 72 Green Bay, rain 59 55 .27 Helena. cldy 53 34 .13 Honolulu, clear 87 Ind'apolis, clear ....78 66 Jacks'ville, clear ...85 66 Los Angeles, cldy ..72 58 Louisville, cldy 84 68 .06 Marquette, cldy 58 54 Memphis, cldy 83 69 .61 Miami, clear 84 75 Milwaukee, cldy ...64 61 .17 cldy ....62 60 New Orleans, cldy .89 65 .10 New York, cldy .64 60 .01 Okla. City, clear ...88 70 Omaha, cldy 87 69 Philad'phia, cldy ...62 58 .09 Phoenix, clear 94 63 Pittsburgh, cldy 65 61 .63 Ptland, clear 69 45 Ptland, cldy 62 52 Rapid City, cldy ...74 50 Richmond, cldy 72 63 St.

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A review of summer events was made which included the administration of pins and late awards during the June meeting, the July picnic at Clyde Community Park and their trip to Cedar Point, July 22. On that day Mrs. Ken Schultz, a new home economics teacher at Ross, was introduced to members. Everyone was reminded of the next meeting on October 7. insurance Is our business our only business Over 40,000 Losing Increased Benefits COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Failure of the Legislature to act on the new unemployment compensation bill is causing more than 40,000 people to lose needed increased benefits, the administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services said Friday.

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