The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 8

PAGE 8 SANDUSKY REGISTER JAN. 2, 1964 Ohio Keeps Road Toll Below Norma By THE ASSOCIATFr) FfiESS Traffic Fire Miscellaneous Ohio motorists the death toil on Hie slate's higlnvays below norma! during the New Year's holiday, despite ice and snow-covered road.s that made driving extremely ha-ardnus. In the 4R-hour holiday period from 12.01 a.m. Tuesday to 12:01 a.m. Thursday, four traffic deaths were reported to The Associated Press.

By comparison, during an equally long but non holiday period three weeks ago. six highway fatalities occurred. And during the New Year's holiday period of 1962. 11 persons were killed in traffic. However, that count covered a 102-hour period which included a weekend.

Thirteen persons were killed In traffic during Christmas holiday last Wcelu-- Safety officials expressed the belief that the extremely poor condition of the stale's roads due to the New Year's Day snowstorm which dumped from five to ten inches of snow over Ohio contributed to the low loll the last two days by discouraging unnecessary I travel. In addition (o the highway fatalities, eight persons died in of them in a single blaze in two deaths resulted from miscellaneous accidents for an overall accidental holiday death toll of 14. The fatalities: Tuesday Hall, Josephine. 7: Brenda 4, Deveter, 2, all children of Mr. and Mrs.

Joshua Hall. Youngstown. in a fire that destroyed their home. Margaret Henke, 71, Elyria, in a fire at her home. Cdurlley William Moore, 62, Dayton, in a fire that destroyed his home.

Patricia Rivers, 21, Middletown, when her car crashed into a tree in Middletown. Wednesday Bruce J. McCay." .37. Lakewood, when he got out of his vehicle and was hit by car while he was standing on Interstate 90 in Lake County. William Woods.

32. Cleveland, bled to death after accidentally shooting himself in the leg while celebrating New Year's. Allan Turner, 27, Macedonia, in a accident on Ohio 8 near Akron. Deborah Jesberger, 4, Milan, when the car she was in crashed into a truck on Ohio 2,50 12 miles south of Sandusky. Julius Ruuska.

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