Italian pope unlikely say long foretold by priest
The Rev. Robert Thomas predicts the next pope will not be Italian and that cardinals from 51 nations are voting in the conclave at the Vatican. He cites Pope Paul VI’s restraint and indicates a Tanzanian candidate, Cardinal Laurean Rugambwa, as a possibility though chances are slim.
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Canfield girl dies after Cleveland church carnival ride
A 10 year old Canfield girl Cheryl Winiarz died at Metropolitan Hospital after sustaining multiple head fractures from a ride at St John Cantius Church carnival in Cleveland. She had been in intensive care since the prior day.
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Government Buses Move Prisoners Linking Palace Hostages
In Managua witnesses said buses carried scores of political prisoners toward Managua airport as part of a swap for 40 to 60 government officials held hostage by terrorists at the National Palace. No exact count of prisoners released was given.
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Meringue Pie Incident Sparks School Lawsuit in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a lemon meringue pie attack at St. Xavier High School led to the expulsion of 16 year old Mark Geraci. Geraci sues the school seeking readmission for his senior year claiming a friend threw the pie while the school cites state church matter interference.
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Weather and local notices for August 24 1978
Warm humid weather with possible thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs in upper 80s, lows mid 60s, 30 percent precip through Friday. Winds SW 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise 6 45 a m Sunset 8 14 p m. Marriages listed for Luginbuhl Skodny Safford Ruggles Case Shaw Schaffer Redman Spencer McCohn. Births to Simpson Fox. Death of Sherman Brown. The majority of the world’s marriages are arranged by families.
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New London
Donald
Rebecca Simpson
Willard
Fisher-Titus
Howard
Janice Fox
Local Woman Named Semi Finalist in Lottery Grand Prize
Verna J. Moss of 8S West Street expressed disbelief when told by the Reflector she is a semi finalist in the Lucky Stars Grand Prize Drawing for a top prize of 1000 dollars weekly for life. She had not yet received formal notification from the Ohio Lottery Commission and was surprised by the news.
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Ohio governor unveils $1.1 billion school aid plan
Gov. James A. Rhodes proposed a nine point program to boost basic education in Ohio. The agenda envisions at least 1.1 billion dollars more state aid over four years with no new taxes, financed by projected state income growth to 1983 and cost controls. It includes tax relief reimbursements, local mandate freezes, an emergency aid fund, and a constitutional amendment directing income and lottery revenues to schools. Rhodes warned lawmakers must craft an equitable funding formula and noted enrollment declines while promising to cover debt retirement for needy districts.
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Norwalk schools seek annexation of sites and land
Superintendent James Rubright sends an application to the state board Friday to annex portions of Norwalk’s surrounding districts for tax purposes. The move targets Norwalk Furniture Co. sites on Ohio 18 east, Masons and Fisher Wayside properties, the A J Baltes Co. on U S 20 west, Ohio Turf Nursery with a Kmart and Ponderosa Steak House, and adjacent Linder farm land inside city limits. The district seeks to gain tax revenue and reduce reliance on residential property taxes amid growth and opposition from Western Reserve.
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State Board of Education
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Norwalk Furniture Corp
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Paul Linder
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Monroeville
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Postal Strike Hinges on Union Contract Vote Outcome
Washington UPI A nationwide postal strike looms with results from the American Postal Workers Union vote decisive. The APWU ballots closed and results due soon while the National Association of Letter Carriers has already rejected the three year contract by a 4 to 3 margin and awaits APWU results before possible action. Postal carriers president J Joseph Vacea notified Postmaster General Bolger of the rejection and urged resuming talks.
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UPI
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National Association of Letter Carriers
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J. Joseph Vacea
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N&W Plans Cleanup For Golf Course Flooding Problem
Norfolk and Western officials announced steps to fix a culvert problem causing flooding on fairway two at Sycamore Hills Golf Course and nearby properties. Work start dates are uncertain as talks with a contractor continue.
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Melvin Shipley
Robert Hoag
Chuck Sweet
Shipley
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline
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Stokely-Van Camp
Hoag
Wayne Goodsite
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