Young area scientists rate superior at Tiffin fair
Twenty six Norwalk and area students earned superior ratings at the 22nd District Science Day at Heidelberg College in Tiffin. St Marys School Norwalk led with the highest percentage of superior ratings for its size, with seven of eight projects scoring top marks and two eighth graders Sally Reed and Laurie Rospert achieving perfect 40s.
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Stormy seas strand freighter Labrador at sea
In Amherstburg Ontario the freighter Labradoc, refloated after a near sink, awaited another dawn attempt by Captain Raymond Cambers to board and steer toward safety following a Friday gale. A separate Florida derailment caused evacuations, while Camden awoke to a damaging tornado.
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Weather Summary and Local Births Deaths List
Cloudy with scattered snow flurries tonight and a low in the mid 20s. Partly cloudy Tuesday with highs in the mid 40s and precip chances 30 and 20 percent respectively. Winds NE 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunday temperatures 45 to 30 with 57 total precipitation. Sunrise 5 58 a m Sunset 7 01 p m. BIRTHS James and Patricia Fluty Norwalk a girl Fisher Titus Arnold and Lou Anne Ott New London a boy Fisher Titus Charles and Mary Ann Brutsche New London a girl Marcus and Julie Collins Norwalk a girl Fisher Titus Dennis and Phyllis Buck Collins a boy Sandusky Memorial. DEATHS Adam D Kraft 67 Norwalk Rev George Reinweiler 64 Globe Ariz Mr Raymond C Bellamy 84 Norwalk Mrs Myrtle A Caswell 85 Clarksfield Mrs Carrie Missler 70 Bellevue. The blood vessels in a blue whale are so large that a fully grown trout could swim through most of them.
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Power outage hits Benedict School area in Norwalk
Ohio Edison official Tony Gorant reports a two step electrical fault began at 1:45 a.m. when two wires touched at Benedict Avenue and Walnut Street. Power began returning at 2:55 a.m. but a wire burned open at 4:25, full restoration by 7:25 a.m. Affected area includes Benedict Avenue south of Elm Street, Walnut and Chestnut streets, and Linwood Avenue toward Olive Street.
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Nuclear power debate likened to Vietnam by professor
Wittenberg University professor Nelson Sartoris compares the nuclear energy controversy to Vietnam in the 1980s. He warns anti-nuclear activism may grow, while the industry backs a public relations push. He cautions against indiscriminate plant building and notes long term effects on property values near reactors.
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Ohio forms citizens commission on nuclear power
In Columbus delegates at a statewide anti nuclear meeting agreed to create the Citizens Commission on Nuclear Power in Ohio to study safety and recommend policy. Gov Rhodes already named a nine member task force after the Three Mile Island accident, with a report due April 18. The new commission gains backing from Ohioans for Utility Reform led by Mike Ferner who criticizes the governor’s cabinet dominated review.
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Austin votes to approve bonds for South Texas nuclear project
In Austin 34 percent turnout approved issuing 216 million in bonds to maintain the city 16 percent stake in the South Texas Project near Bay City while 53 percent backed continued participation. Campaign officials argued the ballot offered misleading options and did not present a straight nuclear energy vote.
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Saboteurs Hit Reactor Warehouse in Seyne Sur Mer France
Explosions at the Constructions Navales et Industrielles de la Mediterranee facility in Seyne Sur Mer damaged a nuclear equipment warehouse bound for Iraq. Officials suspect foreign secret service involvement amid protests of France Iraq accord and ecological sabotage claims.
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Price Watch planned by AFL-CIO to monitor prices nationwide
Washington (UPI) Organized labor will deploy thousands of members wearing badges into stores to serve as the eyes and ears of the anti inflation program. AFL-CIO President George Meany says the effort will expose price rises and push for mandatory controls while denying spies will operate.
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Sheriff sings with St. Paul Band during fund raiser
The St. Paul High School Band marathon raised about 4500 dollars in 24 hours with an anonymous donor pledging to match once funds are received. Sheriff John Borgia wowed the crowd by singing “When the Saints Go Marching In” at 12:30 p.m. and playing trombone for the final hour, prompted by his mother’s dare. Major donors included Norbert and Sheila Barman, Bloise Landscaping, Huron County Bank, and many local businesses and residents.
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Woman victim of bad paperwork at NL Hospital
Sadie Bronner, a 7-year-old widow, was moved among 15 Akron area facilities after a June 18, 1978 transfer to New London Hospital. She developed gangrene after return July 1, had a leg amputated, and died August 8 at an Akron suburb hospital. Summit County Welfare says bad paperwork and faulty communications at New London Hospital caused the chain of transfers and inadequate care.
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