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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1978
Page
1
In a 2000 scenario, life expectancy rises to 90 with euthanasia legal in some cases. Fears of death decline and more late life work shift demand for life insurance reforms. The American Council of Life Insurance warns of drastic changes for agents as people embrace longer lifespans and new end of life options.
H Dennis Smith of the Ohio Lottery predicts the new instant lottery started Saturday will lift ticket sales. He notes January was weak due to a blizzard but weekly sales reach about 850000, while nine month sales total 80700000 as the fiscal year lags last year. The instant game could bring 4 to 5 million weekly.
Seattle based dog psychologist T. Mark Stover argues most dog behavior stems from owners not dogs. He notes dogs are intelligent and need attention to avoid boredom. He warns against assuming dogs are stupid or vicious and urges owners to adjust behavior accordingly. President Carter to attend Bonn economic summit with six world leaders from July 16 17, per White House.
Showers and possible thunderstorms expected tonight with lows near 50. Tomorrow bring more showers and thundershowers ending Tuesday as a cooler pattern sets in with highs 55 to 60. Precipitation chances are 80 percent tonight and 70 percent Tuesday. southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunday temperatures near 54 to 32 with a Sunday total precipitation of 0.1 inch. Births, deaths, and marriage license notices also appear along with a Weather section.
Cleveland's bankrupt school system faces a one week deadline to secure short term financing after a Sunday meeting with Federal Judge Battisti. Officials said a three month advance on the $3 million monthly subsidy could inject $9 million for April through June, though depleting the year's funds. If funds run dry, layoffs loom and unemployment benefits could follow for teachers and staff.
Norwalk parents, led by Mrs. Daniel Dietrich, protest subpoenas of about 300 student records in the Barbara Hart disciplinary case. They argue privacy law violations and unfair funding of the letters, while noting many affected students were not Hart’s pupils. Nine students and seven teachers are to testify April 19 as part of broader school-board tensions over hiring and firing.
University senior Alex Kwon planned a Roaring Twenties gala with 1,000 guests, baccarat tables, fake francs, and luxury prizes, but growing external publicity and family concerns led to cancellation. Yale officials described the event as gaudy and inappropriate, and much of the ordered food and decor remains unused or redirected.
The Huron County Mental Health Society Board will meet behind closed doors tonight at 7 30 with attorney Henry Young to discuss potential litigation over a dispute with the 648 Board. The 648 Board recently passed bylaws affecting the county program, with concerns it could cut funding to the Norwalk center. The contract with the center expires June 30 and no decision to sue has been made.
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