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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1978

Page

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Senior Citizens Day at Huron County Fair Schedule

All 65 plus enter free for Senior Citizens Day with events across Agriculture Heritage and Grandstand. Highlights include 3 to 5 p m dog calling contest 4:30 p m harness racing 8 p m Hagar Brothers Alex Houston Elmer Life performance and 2 dollar grandstand admission.

Huron County Fair Hagar Brothers Alex Houston Elmer Life Musical Group Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire

Califano Cited For Contempt By House Subcommittee

Washington UPI The House investigations subcommittee voted 9 to 8 to hold HEW Secretary Joseph Califano in contempt for refusing to turn over subpoenaed files on generic drug manufacture and possible overpricing. The ruling requires full House approval before sentencing up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine.

Washington UPI Jim Santini HEW Joseph Califano Santini Dnev House Investigations Subcommittee Califano Congress House Commerce Committee House

Amish Oppose 345000-kV Power Line Route

Petitioned opposition to the Perry-Hanna transmission line from the Perry Nuclear Plant in North Perry to Rootstown, Geauga County, gathered about 1,000 Amish signatures at homes and Sunday services. Governor Rhodes not available for comment. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. proposes the 51 mile line.

Columbus API Geauga County James A. Rhodes Rhodes Perry-Hanna Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co Perry North Perry Lake County Rootstown Portage County

Memphis mayor says police fire strikes near settlement

Memphis Mayor Wyeth Chandler and the firefighters union vice president announced talks with federal mediator Ed McMahon had produced progress toward a settlement in the ongoing police and firemen strikes. Chandler remained at City Hall awaiting official word on an agreement.

Memphis, Tenn UPI Wyeth Chandler Firefighters’ Union Memphis Ed McMahon Chandler City Hall

Carter to veto defense bill over carrier funding dispute

Congressional leaders said President Carter will announce a veto of a defense authorization bill that would fund a $2 billion nuclear powered aircraft carrier. White House officials noted the issue is primarily the cuts required to finance the carrier, not the carrier itself.

Washington UPI Carter White House

Weather Brief and Local Notices From The Record

Weather clear tonight with lows 65 to 70 and mostly sunny hot conditions Friday near 90. 10 percent precipitation chance through Friday. SW winds 5 to 10 mph tonight. Wednesday temps 87 to 59 with trace precipitation. Sunrise 6 38 and sunset 8 24. Marriage licenses listed for Hardy Rumsey Sheldon Hendricks Cole Eaton. Births reported for Schlachter Foster Simonds Shafer Kinnard. Death: Mrs Nettie Schwenn 91 Norwalk. Historic note: first manned balloon flight in 1783 Paris by Pilatre de Rozier and Marquis d Arlandes covered 5½ miles in 25 minutes.

Paris Jean Pilatre de Rozier Marquis d’Arlandes

Welfare board weighs needs for battered women and teens in Huron County

Huron County Welfare Advisory Board held a public hearing on using federal tax money for a 1979 80 social services plan. They discussed a proposed home for abused women, more foster homes for teens, transportation for the aged and disabled, and an expanded homemaker program while noting the budget of 325 819 with 201 099 for administration and two vans for CAC services.

Huron County Huron County Welfare Advisory Board Wakeman Ruthann Holmes Judy Csehi State Department of Mental Health and Retardation Ohio Youth Commission Spalding Cleveland Erie County Council Rosemont School Columbus Berea United Methodist Children’s Home CAC Huron County Health Department Salvation Army Ms. Csehi Toledo Social Services Labella Murtha Imelda Lodermeier County Health Department CETA

Willard Board Faces Sunshine Law Ruling Over Bennett Building

Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith ruled the Willard Board of Education violated the state's Sunshine Law by closing Rheba Bennett School without an open meeting and presenting facts to the public. The case centers on May and June executive sessions about closing the school, redistricting, and cost concerns, with the board ordered to reconsider openly next week.

Willard Board of Education Rheba Bennett School Common Pleas Court Robert W. Smith James Salisbury Carl Bogner Helen Ellis Charles Gallatin George Henderson Henderson Betty Weaver Willard Rheda Bennett School Frank Eckstein Weaver Salisbury Gene McEndree Rheda Bennett Eric Huron County Community Action Center Ron Freeman McEndree Emerson Neuman Neuman Freeman Rheta Bennett

Balloonists Cross Atlantic Reach Paris For Historic Flight

Three American balloonists who completed the first trans Atlantic crossing radioed for hamburger and fries as they neared France. They aimed for Le Bourget Airport near Paris following Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 route. At Le Havre they drifted toward Chartres while Paris officials expected a 7 to 8 pm landing. Two French ministers awaited with champagne. The 11 story black and silver craft traveled two miles up at 31.4 mph over the English Channel as Brittany weather stations confirmed radio contact.

Paris UPI France Charles Lindbergh le Bourget England le Havre Chartres Lindbergh Spirit of English Channel Brittany

Horse Electrocuted at Huron County Fairgrounds

A $2,000 Appaloosa show horse was electrocuted at 6:13 a.m. while being washed by 17-year-old Sue Jenkins of rural Greenwich. The animal touched a ground wire linked to a 110-volt live line, wedged between a pole and building, in a freak accident.

Huron County Fairgrounds Sue Jenkins Greenwich Sheriff's Deputies Fair Board Don Knight

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Bill Joseph W Hardy New London Barbara A. Rumsey Frank R. Sheldon Elyria Margaret Hendricks Norwalk William H. Cole Beverly A. Eaton Wellington Michael Maureen Schlachter Fisher-Titus Keith Glenda Foster Fisheritus Daniel Susan Simonds Monroeville Good Samaritan Henry Peggy Shafer Willard Area Hospital Thomas and Janet Kinnard Nettie Schwenn By Dick Hobson Paul Stafford Atlantic
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