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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1977
Page
6
Public Health physician Ragnar Toss proposed a death by own action clinic in Sweden for about 2,000 annual suicides. He argued some elderly and seriously ill individuals could die painlessly with doctor aid after thorough evaluation, likening it to abortion decisions.
Raul Lira recounts abandoning the Mary Lucille, a $1 million 162-foot boat south of San Diego. Looters from U S and Mexican boats stripped electronics, sails, galley gear, and fire hoses as the vessel sank, while salvage crews grabbed what they could before it disappeared.
At Sandusky International Speedway Sunday night, a foot race offers 100 dollars to the fastest sprinter with top four from heats advancing to finals. The finals also include a supermodified race finalist from the heat series. A Grand Stand Division heat winner joins the four in the final lineup, while the full car program starts at 7 p.m. Time trials begin at 4 p.m. Norwalk’s George Friend sits fourth in super modified points, with Tim Richmond of Ashland leading and Dave Schullick of Lorain second, Les Olexin of Lorain third. Sandusky’s Bill Hart leads Jim Sexton of Vermilion in super stock.
At the Agriculture Department cafeteria in Washington a plaque honoring 19th century Colorado cannibal Alferd Packer was taken down after a dispute between General Services Administration and Agriculture aides. Secretary Bergland dismissed it as a private inside joke and ruled there would be no reprise.
In New York City a 20 inch tall monkey was spotted on subway tracks at 59th Street and Eighth Avenue then at Times Square. Transit officers used a rope to lasso the animal after it reappeared in the morning, trapping the fugitive simian in the tunnels.
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