Norwalk safety forces demand 25 percent pay hike
In Norwalk the 15 police and fire personnel at a Tuesday night meeting issued an ultimatum to the City Council and Goodsite administration. They will take other action if a contract is not settled by April 22 at 6 a.m. The city cites financial woes and a nearly $200,000 1977 budget cut as barriers to a 25 percent raise.
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David Ray
Norwalk
Goodsite
Firemanichard
Fred Lau
Ohio
Wayne Goodsite
Striker
Lau
Vernis George
George
Park and Recreation Department
Partey
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
OCSEA
Lawrence Bresson
Winter Snow Grips Ohio With Hazardous Driving Conditions
Ohio woke to winter as up to three inches of snow fell overnight in the northeast. State officials warned of hazardous driving conditions as snow lingered, with bridges closed and numerous accidents reported across Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati areas.
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United Press International
Ohio Senate Clears Drug Bill Expands Generic Prescriptions
The bill allows pharmacists to offer chemical equivalents to name brand drugs at lower prices unless a handwritten directive from a practitioner specifies an exact product. It applies to prescriptions written by physicians dentists and veterinarians.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
House
Weather Summary and Local Marriage Notices Night cold with light snow chances
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows around the 20s. Thursday also partly cloudy with a 10 to 30 percent precipitation chance and highs near 40. Also reports marriage license activity for Ralph Brotzki and Paula Logan and several birth announcements.
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Ralph J. Brotzki
Norwalk
Paula Ann Logan
Bellevue
Carter Pledges Major Reorganization Of Executive Office
President Carter signed the government reorganization authorization, pledging a searching examination of the federal bureaucracy and an overhaul of the Executive Office. He named energy, pollution control, consumer affairs, civil rights, advisory committees, and the President’s Office for early action.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House Oval Office
White House
Jody Powell
Rogers Named Monroeville Police Chief
Lt. Gordon Rogers was named acting chief of the Monroeville Police to replace David Williams whose resignation takes effect April 14. Village solicitor Franklin Eckstein also resigns. Williams and Eckstein left March 26. Eckstein cites too many evening meetings. Council scheduled a special meeting for April 11 to consider a salary ordinance.
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Monroeville
Gordon Rogers
David Williams
Council
Williams
Franklin Eckstein
Eckstein
Williams Sai
Mental Health Budget Cut Sparks Trustee Protest
Huron County Mental Health Center faced a towelhead cut as the 648 Board approved a 120000 aid package for the coming year, far short of the 204576 request. Director Robert Klenk and trustees warned the reduction jeopardizes staff and services, while the center plans to boost third party income from client fees and reimbursements.
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Huron County
Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Robert Klenk
West Main St
Norwalk
648
Center
Bruce McCrillis
Klenk
McCrillis
Easter Message Urges Deeper Easter Meaning Over Fashion
A Norwalk church member urges readers to see Easter beyond baskets and new clothes. He recalls Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, cites John 3 16, and calls for living by God’s word and the Ten Commandments.
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Norwalk
Foursquare Gospel Church
State St
Dennis Wetzel
Jesus Christ
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