Endangered Indiana bat blocks Big Blue River dam plan
Federal state review of the Big Blue River dam faces a hurdle from the endangered Indiana bat. Three summer colonies, totaling about 50 adults each, rely on river habitat. Researchers warn dam construction could destroy habitats and threaten the species, urging careful balance with development.
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Save Our Valley gains 40000 for mill restart effort
The Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ opened a Save Our Valley account to support reopening the Campbell Works steel mill. Funds will be used to raise capital for the plant rather than purchase it, per campaign head James Wigen. Steamtrain Maury Graham wins the King of the Hobos crown at the 45th National Hobo Convention in Britt, Iowa. Cyrus Vance visits Egypt asserting U S resolve to pursue Arab Israeli peace at Ben Gurion Airport before continuing to Alexandria.
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Louise Brown Leaves Hospital After Birth Breakthrough
Louise Brown the world’s first test tube baby left the hospital with her mother Lesley Brown for a vacation in England’s Lake District before returning to their Bristol home. The hospital spokesman called Louise healthy and only slightly heavier than at birth as they traveled in a private ambulance.
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Bristol
Times reporters protest outside Hackensack prison
About 20 New York Times reporters rallied outside Bergen County Jail in Hackensack to demand release of notes Myron Farber refuses to surrender. Farber and the Times cite constitutional free press protections and New Jersey shield laws in a contempt dispute over a murder trial records.
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Cleveland Clinic Sues Makers Over Nitrous Oxide Deaths
The Cleveland Clinic Foundation files a 5.5 million dollar Common Pleas case naming the anesthesia machine manufacturer the service contractor and two employees. The suit follows March 1977 deaths of three patients from nitrous oxide overdoses linked to a faulty connector.
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TLC Weather and Notices Roundup
Mostly cloudy tonight with showers and possible thundershowers. Lows 60 to 65. Partly cloudy Tuesday with 80 to 85 highs. Tonight 40 percent precip, Tuesday 20 percent. Winds five to ten mph tonight. Sunday temps 74 to 62. Precipitation Sunday 0.19 inch. Birth notices for Blair Leroux Von Kamp White Luevano Korcek Bailey. Death notices Rang Amburgy Noss Adams. Roman Catholic pope history notes on Hadrian VI of Holland.
World Mourns Pope Paul VI Dies At 80 In Vatican
Pope Paul VI died of a heart attack at his Castel Gandolfo summer palace at age 80. Cardinals planned a conclave within 15 days to elect the 263rd successor to St. Peter. Thousands viewed the body as Italy mourned and flags flew at half staff. a shooting in St. Peter's Square prompted police chase.
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Cleveland Bishop Recalls Pope Paul’s Gentle Dignity
Cleveland Bishop James A. Hickey recalls meeting Pope Paul VI 29 years ago calling him a gentle scholarly man. He will lead a 10 30 a m mass at St John Cathedral and asks parishes to send delegates. He urges prayer for the pope who died after a heart attack and notes nine days of lighter mourning with abstention from frivolous social events.
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Cleveland Catholic Diocese
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Linn Center Can Use CETA Workers in County Plan
Huron County Commissioners consider transferring two CETA employees from the 648 Board to the private Linn Corp to deliver mental health services. The county would remain employer with up to 10,000 funded by the act while the Linn Corp would cover any excess salaries and benefits. Formal agreement and lease considerations aside, officials note transfers depend on future formal requests and departmental priorities.
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George F. Linn Corp
Office of Manpower Development
Columbus
Lyons
North Star
Ed Leverit
648
Linn Corp
Huron County
Main St
Linn
Roy Palm
Maurice Smith
Leveritt
12 000 square foot hotel site to become offices
A 12 000 square foot two story brick professional building will be built on the site of the old Colonial Hotel on Whittlesey Avenue. Construction starts within six weeks. Robert E White Norwalk contractor, who bought the property for 27500 from Home Savings and Loan Bank, says space for 15 offices is planned with leasing interest from lawyers doctors and others. No parking is planned. He and fireman Ray Perry are forming a partnership to own the new corporation and then transfer the property to it.
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County Can Buy Landfill Near Greenfield Township
Huron County Commissioners can acquire 50 acres on Townline Road 12 to expand the overflowing landfill. Gov. Rhodes signed a bill authorizing property appropriation for landfills, and landowner Joyce Claus is dropping her fight. Appraised value is $45,300.
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Bryan Camp begins paper route in April on Pitt Street
Bryan Camp, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Camp of 12 Pitt Street, has started delivering the Reflector to 68 70 subscribers. He bought a dog with his route earnings and says the job gives him a sense of responsibility in his neighborhood.
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