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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1978

Page

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Metzenbaum Warns Western Coal Switch Cripples Ohio

UPI reports Senator Howard Metzenbaum warns that utilities shifting from high sulfur Ohio coal to western low sulfur coal could trigger a tidal wave of job losses in southeastern Ohio. Governor Rhodes adds costs, reliability concerns, and possible regional economic damage from scrubbers and coal delivery issues.

Cleveland UPI Howard Metzenbaum Ohio Metzenbaum U.S Environmental Protection Agency EPA James A. Rhodes Buckeye Carter Western Coal Rhodes Conesville Works Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co

Nyad abandons Cuba to Florida swim in 8 50 time line

Diana Nyad halted her Cuba to Florida attempt at 8 50 as 3 to 4 foot seas and jellyfish stings hampered progress in the Florida Straits. Coast Guard reported no further movement and she stopped the effort eighty miles from her goal.

Miss J.C UPI Diana Nyad Cuba Florida Coast Guard Nyad Florida Straits

Man sentenced to life for Brunswick woman's stabbing death

Thomas J. Yanasak, 31, of Strongsville, was given a life term by Medina County Common Pleas Court Judge Phillip A. Baird after pleading no contest to aggravated murder in the June killing of 22 year old Carol Smith. Smith's nude body was found in a Medina Township field after she was abducted from a Brunswick parking lot.

Medina Ohio UPS Brunswick Thomas J. Yanasak Strongsville Medina County

Ohio couple rescued after 15 hour lake swim drift

A 21 year old man David Owens and his 20 year old wife Ann Marie Owens of Mayfield Heights bobbed for 15 hours in Lake Erie when their 20 foot inboard boat drifted away while they swam. Coast Guard units rescued them near Burke Lakefront Airport and they were taken to St. Vincent Charity Hospital for treatment.

Cleveland UPI Lake Erie Burke Lakefront Coast Guard David Owens Mayfield Heights Ann Marie Owens St. Vincent Charity Hospital

Rhodes Open Ohio State Fair Amid Pie Protest

Gov James Rhodes and wife opened the 1978 Ohio State Fair behind closed gates as about 75 demonstrators with cream pies protested outside. Rhodes was pelted at a prior ribbon cutting and appeared cautious this year while troopers guarded the gate. The All-Ohio Youth Choir and All-Ohio Band performed and the first fairgoer, four-year-old Mark Richardson of Wisconsin Falls Texas, received a stuffed animal and free tickets.

Columbus UPI James A. Rhodes Rhodes Ohio State Highway Patrol Mark Richardson Witchin Falls Texas

Weather and Notices From ML M Page

Mostly cloudy humid conditions continue tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows 65 to 70 tonight, highs mid 80s Wednesday, 50 percent precip chance both days. Winds S about 10 mph tonight. Monday temps 86 and 59 with zero precipitation. Births list Norwalk and Willard hospitals shows four newborns, two girls. Deaths include Mr Fiance J Channing 90 and Mr Herman W Gandee 49 and Megan Skillicorn 11 days old. Pompeii graffiti note mentions Lucilia sells her body.

Kenneth Susan Cornwell Norwalk Fisher-Titus Juan Debra Sanchez Fisher- Titus Joseph Cathleen Leroux Sandusky Memorial Harold Connie Bolen Willard Willard Area Hospital J. Channing Herman W. Gandee Wakeman Megan Sarah Skillicorn

Fair Is Time For Politics Norwalk Fair Opening Crowd

Norwalk mayor Wayne Goodsite greets two out of town visitors Monday night at the opening day of the Huron County Fair. Richard Linder and Boyd Miller, both of Ohio, were among the guests at the event.

Norwalk Wayne Goodsite Richard Linder Boyd Miller

Mental Health Society elects new president in Huron County

The Huron County Mental Health Society elected Rev. David Plant as president and vowed to stay in business for at least a year. The Society, which ran the Mental Health Center at 86 W. Main St., was replaced July 1 by the George F. Linn Corp. and faced loss of all funding. Plant plans to recruit a core group of 30 to 40 supporters to decide future activities, possibly serving as a watchdog group, educational resource, or lobbying body while considering returning to direct services if Linn Corp. plans unfold.

Huron County Mental Health Society David Plant Mental Health Society W. Main St George F. Linn Corp Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation 648 Board Linn Corp Huron County Plant Bellevue Hospital

Fair schedule for junior and open classes across livestock and crafts

Open class judging begins at 9 a.m. for poultry horses and rabbits with junior fair events including booth art 4-H saddle horse crops shop and a food revue. Market livestock judging at 11 a.m. plus dairy judging at 1:30 p.m. Hair pin lace demonstrations and Agricultural Heritage lectures run 2 to 8 p.m. with square dancing and dances in the evening. Tractor and vehicle pulls and various demonstrations continue into night with King and Queen announced after the livestock pavilion dance.

Memphis Calm Follows National Guard Guarded Curfew

National Guard troops patrolled Memphis as police and firefighters held simultaneous strikes. The 8 pm to 6 am curfew kept the city largely quiet while arrests for curfew violations rose. Guards armored units protected police HQ and fire stations as firemen returned to work amid hope of easing tensions.

Memphis Friendly Cab Co Ulyses Nesbit Presley Graceland Mansion Robert Walker

Cleveland Couple Hurt In Fiery Pinto Crash

A West Side Cleveland couple suffered burns when their 1971 Ford Pinto exploded after being rear ended near Madison Avenue and Berea. Mark and Deborah Wisniewski were injured. he remained in fair condition at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital, she released from St. John’s Hospital after treatment. The other driver fled the scene with hitchhiker Allen Lenio reporting the hit run and the driver walking east on Madison.

Cleveland UPI West Side Mark Deborah Wisniewski Madison Avenue Berea and Wisniewski Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital St. John’s Hospital Allen J. Lenio Madison

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