Fair Schedule Highlights A Busy Junior Fair Lineup
Monday schedule lists quilting demos at Agricultural Heritage and flower judging at the junior fair at 2 p.m. Official fair opening at 4 p.m. Power equipment demos run 6 p.m. to dark, with a 7 to 9 30 p.m. style revue at the Livestock Pavilion. Country shows 7 to 11 p.m. Cavaliers and Llynn Stevens perform. grandstand free. Various 9 a.m. open class judging and junior fair events, including art, 4-H saddle horses, crops, shop judging and a food revue. Market livestock contest at 11 a.m. and dairy judging at 1:30 p.m. Poultry judging at 2 p.m. Hair pin lace and crocheting demos 2 to 4 p.m. Power equipment demos 3 to 5 p.m. Old-time square dancing 3 to dark. Home economics auction 4:30 p.m. Tractor and four-wheel-vehicle pulls 5:30 p.m. Admission $2. Hair pin crochet and broom making demos 6 to 8 p.m. Square dance 8 p.m. and chair caning 8 to 10 p.m. Junior Fair King and Queen named at livestock pavilion after the dance.
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Cavaliers
Llynn Stevens
Weather and births and deaths for The Record August 14 1978
Mostly sunny warm humid Tuesday with mid 80s highs and 60s lows. Tonight and Tuesday slight chances of precipitation and light variable winds. Births listed include Jesus and Martha Martinez Norwalk girl and several other newborns with hospital credits. Deaths noted: Henry W Fry 65 Green Valley AZ and Edward J Prior 51 Norwalk.
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Jesus
Martha Martinez
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
Russell
Shannon Bristol
Huron
Fisher- Titus
Otto
Sandra Geist
New London
Jeffrey
Linda Feltis
Collins
Good Samaritan
Ronald
Alice Appeman
Monroeville
Willard Area Hospital
Henry W. Fry
Green Valley
Ariz
Edward J. Prior
Oldest Medical Technique Acupuncture Traces Back to 2700 B.C.
The piece notes acupuncture as possibly the oldest medical method still in use, tracing its origins to around 2700 B.C. in ancient China. It credits Emperor Shen Nong with developing the practice and compiling an early herbal remedy list.
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Shen Ning
Plymouth Man Sues Over Injuries At Central Plastics
Charles Lazar filed a $1.35 million common pleas suit in Greenwich alleging the Centra l Plastics screw conveyor was dangerously unsafe. Lazar says hands were caught during cleanup, he lost wages and his marriage suffered. Defendants include Central Plastics, president Robert Buskey, and Shelby Manufacturing of Sidney which built the machine. He seeks $600,000 compensatory and $750,000 punitive damages with a jury trial.
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Plymouth
Central Plastics Co
Greenwich
Common Pleas Court
Charles Lazar
Stanley M. Chesley
Cincinnati
Kucinich Survives Cleveland Recall Hour-long recall vote ends tight
Dennis Kucinich, the 31-year-old Cleveland mayor, narrowly beat a recall effort by 276 votes 60 308 to 60 032. Certification begins next day with a 34 day recount period. The recall sparked clashes with business groups City Council unions and media.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
United Auto Workers Union
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Richard Hongisto
Hongisto
Recall Campaign
Recall
George Forbes
Mosquito spray blamed for car damage complaints
More than a dozen residents allege their vehicles were spotted Friday by a pesticide spray used to combat mosquitoes. Officials and contractor Robert Chase dispute blame, while analysts may test the cause. Cars showed tan, orange tan, gray, green and black specks.
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Robert Chase
Heck Flying Service
City Service
Melvin Shipley
Chase
Diprom
Sandy Wechter
S. Linwood Ave
Wappler Instrument Co
Larry Roth
Milan Ave
N. West Street
Shipley
Law
Ronald Freeman
City
City Hall
County Fair Opens At Huron County Fairgrounds
The 57th Huron County Fair opens at 4 p m with a busy scene of concession stands rides and livestock areas. Public parking is free admission is 1 50 for adults and free for those under 12 with traffic peaking 5 to 7 p m.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
Fair Board
Don Knight
Fair Road
Knight
Kenny Earl
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Red Wise Succumbs in Norwalk Officials mourn local leader
Walter E. Red Wise 65 of 77 N Prospect St died after a brief illness at Cleveland Clinic. Norwalk city official, longtime street water and sewer supervisor, survived by wife Edna and son Donald. Services set at Kubach Smith Funeral Home and St Paul Catholic Church. Burial in parish cemetery.
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Walter E
Red) Wise
N. Prospect St
Cleveland Clinic
City Hall
Wayne Goodsite
Safety Service
Melvin Shipley
Monroeville
Wise
Norwalk
St. Paul Catholic Church
American Public Works Association
Edna I
Frisch
Donald E
Edward
Dorothy) Stallkamp
Joseph
Julia Wise
John
Lucille) Blystone
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Robert Thomas
Cemery
Guard Mobilized In Memphis Riot Tactics Amid Police Strike
Tennessee Governor Blanton mobilized about 600 National Guardsmen in Memphis to shield non-union officers as 40 striking police were arrested for curfew breach and breach of peace. The arrests followed bricks and bottles at police headquarters and involved searches inside the building. Police Director Chapman led the operation with riot gear equipped guardsmen and armored vehicles surrounding four precinct stations. The incident occurred during the strike’s fourth day and ahead of Elvis Presley’s death anniversary.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Tennessee National Guard
Ray Blanton
Elvis Presley
Winslow Chapman
Chapman
National
Chandler
Sam Martz
Memphis Police Association
David Baker
Wyeth Chandler
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U.N
Thomas Campbell
Cleveland State University
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Cuyahoga River
Abraham Lincoln
Betty
Heifer
Huron County
Chip Weiland
Bellevue
Paul Stafford
UPI Telephoto
By Kathy Szeibach
Little Red
Earl
Walter E. (Red
Red’ Wise
Guard
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