Space cargo ship links with Salyut 6 for cosmonauts
Progress 3 docked with the Salyut 6 orbital lab bringing over a ton of supplies letters from home and a guitar for cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Alexander Ivanchenkov after 55 days in space. Tass reported the docking occurred at 3 a.m. local time.
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Moscow
UPI
Salyut 6
Orbital Space Lab
Tass
Salyut
Progress 3
Vladimir Kovalenok
Alexander Ivanchenkov
Cleveland man linked to marijuana in raid and arrest
Cleveland detective sweep ends a six month probe into Arthur M. Ross a 70 year old man accused of aggravated trafficking in marijuana. About 40 pounds were found at his home including material stored in a basement safe opened with sledgehammers and prybars. Ross is free on 1000 bond. In separate note the Postal Service tests a two day delivery Mailgram style system in partnership with Western Union promising a new intermediate rate between first class and express.
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Cleveland
UPI
Arthur M. Ross
Ross
Washington
Postal Service
William Bolger
Bolger
Western Union Telegraph Co
Washington Press Club
Disabled Vet Sues Pool Over Handicap Ban Thrown Out
Lawrence McIntyre, a 29 year old double amputee Vietnam veteran, sued over a pool ban at his apartment complex alleging 125000 in damages. Judge David Matia tossed the claim and said an appeal will follow.
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Cleveland
UPI
Circus manure offered for gardeners at Anaheim Center
More than 200 Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey animals performed then the circus offered their manure for pickup at the Anaheim Convention Center. A spokeswoman called the fertilizer rich and well supervised by the animals.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus
Anaheim Convention Center
Weather and life events in Norwalk area
Sunny Friday with near 80 degree highs and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Clear tonight with lows 55 to 60 and northerly to northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday temperatures around 85 and 61 with 0.60 inch precipitation. Marriage license notices list several couples from Norwalk and nearby towns. Births record a Norwalk girl and a Norwalk boy born to local families. A stray meteor description appears amid fragmented text about meteors and meteorites.
No, No, Here's How
Tamara Sickel eight of 99 E Monroe Street skates on the sidewalk with curlers in her hair, air drying, as she gives tips to neighbor Tammy McGregory five of 101 E Monroe Street who is learning balance on rolling wheels in front of their homes.
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Tamara Sickel
E. Monroe St
Tamara
Tammy McGregory
Paul Stafford
Linda Wireman Sidelined by Cancer Battle
Linda Wireman a 14 year old Norwalk High freshman was found to have cancer after a sudden pain. A total hysterectomy and removal of a cancerous lymph node were performed at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. She is undergoing tests to determine treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital and may miss school for six to eight weeks with tutoring provided. Her family faces medical costs beyond Blue Cross coverage and relies on church support while Linda competes in Special Olympics.
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Linda Wireman
Norwalk High School
Rose Wamach
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Linda
Toledo
Fisher-Titus
Columbus
Simpson
Boy Scout Bee Attack Almost Fatal for Ninth Scout
Nine year old David Ott was stung at Firelands Boy Scout Camp along with two companions. A rapid allergic reaction nearly caused respiratory arrest before treatment. He now carries an emergency kit and lifelong precautions to fend off further insect bites.
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David Ott
David
Brad Newman
David Ackerman
Firelands Boy Scout Camp
Melvin Ott
Den
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Paul Stieber Begins Carrier Route for Local Paper
Paul Stieber, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Stieber of 44 North Street, started delivering to 51 homes just over a month ago. He says meeting residents daily has sharpened his skill at giving correct change when collecting subscriptions.
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Paul Stieber
Reflector
Paul
North Street
Smokings low-tar claims challenged by NCI director
Dr. Arthur Upton rebutted a private report by Gio Batta Gori and Cornelius J. Lynch suggesting certain low-tar cigarettes could be smoked daily with minimal risk. The study cites brands like Carlton Menthol and Now Menthol with tolerable risk levels, while Gori cautions no cigarette is truly safe.
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Carlton
Lawmaker Pushes Ohio PUCO Recall Amendment
Ohio State Rep. Sherrod Brown proposes amending the state constitution to allow recall of Public Utilities Commission of Ohio members. He argues PUCO has been irresponsible, ignoring staff recommendations and harming consumers. The plan would let the legislature create recall procedures for a commissioner. Two of PUCO’s three members were appointed by Gov. Rhodes.
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Columbus
UPI
Sherrod Brown
Mansfield
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of
Brown
PUCO
PACO
James A. Rhodes
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Donald J. Keaton, Jr
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