Will Norwalk Survive The Mall
The Reflector reports on the Sandusky Mall's expansion and its potential impact on Norwalk across downtown businesses, with mixed reactions from merchants. It covers Cafaro Co. plans, projected regional shopper behavior, leases and pricing factors, and early local openings including The Press Store and Holman Jewelers.
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Norwalk
Sandusky
Mansfield
Lorain-Elyria
Wilbur Edwards
Huron County Banking Co
Isadore Lichtessen
NBC
Cafaro Co
Youngstown
Cafaros
Elyria
Cafaro
Disney World
Huron
Sandusky Mall
Holman Jewelers
Herb Griffiths
Griffiths
Summit
Akron
al Mann
Fred Stein
Press Store
Stein
Republican state chairman Kent McGough resigns in Ohio
Kent McGough will resign as Ohio Republican state chairman effective May 15 after four years in the post. A May 3 state committee meeting will select his successor. The move comes after long deliberation to avoid party harm. In other Ohio news, lawmakers weigh gas shortage reality and voter registration policy faces scrutiny amid national tax refund trends.
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Columbus
UPI
Kent McGough
McGough
GOP
UPS
Scipps- Howard
Ted Brown
Ohio Senate
House
Brown
Clear tonight and warm Tuesday with light rain chances
Weather report shows mostly clear conditions with lows in the 50s and highs in the low 80s. Rain probability remains under 20 percent, with SW winds shifting to west to southeast at 10 to 15 mph.
Housing prices rise faster than wages in 1970s
Government data show the median value of single family homes climbed from 17 100 to 29 500 between 1970 and 1975 while homeowner incomes rose 40 percent. Renters saw similar gaps with rents up 44 percent and incomes up 25 percent. The 1975 home value and rent levels varied by region.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Carter says U S seized Soviet trawler to draw line on illegal fishing
President Carter stated he personally ordered the Coast Guard to board and seize the 275 foot Taras Shevchenko off Nantucket. He told reporters after Easter services that Washington had released several trawlers before but could not continue, insisting the incident enforced the law.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
U.S
Coast Guard
Taras Shevchenko
Nantucket
Boston
First Baptist
Calhoun
Rench Must Pay Bill By Thursday
Electrical service for 18 New London apartments will be cut off Thursday unless bills are paid. Richard Rench and the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority dispute a rent increase. Firelands Electric says $5,780 is due and service will be cut if not paid.
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New London
Russell Sword
Firelands Electric Cooperative
Richard Rench
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Rench
Firelands Electric
Thomas E Heydiner
Sword
Joan Mowry
Certified Public
Third Street
Bench
Mowry
Howard J. Fisher
A.C. Morley
Oakland council candidate demands apology over Billy Carter remark
Carter Gilmore, a Black City Council candidate and NAACP activist, seeks an apology from Billy Carter for a racial remark at a cocktail party. Carter says the comment was a joke and refuses to apologize, while Gilmore and Carter both call the incident a potential publicity moment.
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London
UPI
Alex Haley
Kunta Kinte
Heathrow
Haley
Mark Ottaway
London Sunday Times
Juffure Village
Gambia
Oakland
Calif
Billy Carter
Carter Gilmore
NAACP
Carter
Gilmore
Billy
Woodpile
Oakland A's
Mayor Puts Senator on Grill Over Strike Bill
Mayor Wayne Goodsite grilled state Senator Ronald Nabakowski about a bill that would let public employers accept binding arbitration or permit strikes. Nabakowski noted arbitration as best, while city officials argued for strike action if money is tight. The bill would take effect July 1979 and is still subject to changes.
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Wayne Goodsite
Ronald Nabakowski
D-13
Nabakowski
Vernis George
Lorain
George
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