New London doctor sues Reflector over six April articles
Dr Miklos Egyed files a $6 million libel suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against Reflector chair Dudley A White alleging six April Reflector pieces harmed his professional reputation. He claims two editorials and columnist material plus three UPI stories and a Cleveland Plain Dealer rewrite were defamatory.
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Konst and Missey named junior fair king and queen
Kim Konst of Bellevue and Matthew Missey of Norwalk were chosen 1979 junior fair king and queen. Konst, a Bellevue High School senior, will represent Huron County at fairs statewide and compete in the Ohio State Fair queen contest next week in Columbus. Missey, an 18 year old Norwalk High graduate, serves as president of the County Junior Leadership Club and handles the fair crop and shop building duties this week. Both will preside at junior fair events and award presentations. First runners up were Elaine McLaine and Randy Kline. second runners up were Jean Knoll and Nick Hahn.
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Norwalk
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Iran
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Elaine McLaine
Greenwich
Randy Kline
Jean Knoll
Nick Hahn
FFA
4-H
Jill Nolan
Press chiefs balk at Delta Queen vacation photo rules
United Press International will not assign a photographer to cover President Carter on the Delta Queen due to restrictive rules from press secretary Jody Powell. Time and Newsweek join in, saying they cannot agree to the restrictions. The Associated Press also declines to send a photographer under the current ground rules.
Weather and births in New London and Norwalk
Clear tonight with a low near 45 and sunny Thursday with mid 70s highs. Precipitation near zero through Thursday. North to northwest winds around 10 mph. Births: Glenn and Sandy Damron of New London welcome a boy at Fisher-Titus. William and Deborah Duncan of Norwalk welcome a boy at San dusky Memorial.
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Norwalk Board approves lunch price increase
The Norwalk Board of Education voted Wednesday night to raise school lunch prices citing insufficient cost coverage amid rising food costs and budget shifts. Elementary meals rise to 50 cents, secondary to 75 cents, and adult lunches to $1 with no change in portion size.
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Milk tests fail four brands. Norwalk schools face bid dispute
Four area milk brands were found to miss minimum butterfat and protein standards in 20 tests. Norwalk Board of Education learned Taft Dairy was among tested brands, prompting a potential breach notice for the 1979 80 bid while Toft Dairy remains the low bidder.
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Norwalk Board Approves Executive Estates Plat
The Norwalk Board of Zoning Appeals approved a preliminary plat for the Executive Estates subdivision on 91.9 acres annexed by the city. Maple City Ice Co. purchased the land for 186 single family homes. Ergun Baharoglu and Associates of Norwalk serve as consulting engineers. The board also urged a first reading of an ordinance to permit truck parking in residential zones at the next City Council meeting.
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Norwalk Board Bans Junk Food Sales In School Hours
The Norwalk school board adopted a state backed policy prohibiting candy, carbonated drinks and gum on school grounds during class hours. Exceptions allow pre and post class sales and special student projects with principal approval.
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