14 Aug 1979
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1979
Page
1
Nancy Lynn Woodruff won best entry in the Junior Fair style revue at the fairgrounds lounge wear category and earned another top entry for the back to school outfit. She and seven other girls advance to the state fair, with coverage on page 8.
The county tractor pull starts at 5 30 p m with grandstand seats at 2 50 dollars and box seats 3 dollars. Square dancing runs 8 10 p m in the barn and livestock pavilion with the junior fair king and queen at 9 p m. Wednesday features beef and cattle judging, children's day, dog show at 6 p m, and School Teacher Challenge II at 8 p m. Attendance Monday was about 2 500.
Dr Miklos H E Egged files a six million dollar libel suit against Dudley A White chair of the Norwalk Reflector and the Norwalk Reflector. He seeks one million in compensatory damages and five million in punitive damages. Details withheld until served.
Decreasing cloudiness with near 70 highs and cooler nights. Sunny Wednesday in the 60s. Light northerly winds tonight. Marriage license apps list multiple couples from Willard Clyde Norwalk and Milan. Birth announcements for several area families. Two deaths reported, including 87 year old Norwalk resident.
The Reflector announces the final day to enter the Great Potato Salad Contest is Wednesday. Readers are advised to check Page 5 for rules, entry details, and submission deadlines.
A two year study by 18 government agencies under President Carter urges clearer public explanation of animal testing for cancer links and notes no safe exposure level to carcinogens. It backs a 1.6 billion Superfund, tighter coordination, and a government wide information network while stressing prevention and cautious regulatory action.
Wakeman council learned the proposed $3 monthly water bill surcharge for a future sewer fund will not go to the November ballot after the Huron County Board of Elections rejected the request. The village may still adopt the measure by ordinance with readings in September through November.
Ehove Joint Vocational School negotiators for the Ehove Teacher Association and the board of education resumed contract talks after an impasse panel directed talks on seven deadlocked issues. A two year contract was debated but a one year term is favored. staff will brief teachers Thursday on progress as classes start August 29.
Robert Dean Sura 20 of rural Norwalk entered a conditional no contest plea to arson and breaking and entering in the December 14 Western Reserve High School fire causing $106 000 in damages. Judge Smith set a sentencing hearing for September 14. a prior trial was scheduled.
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