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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1979

Page

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Ehove teachers strike after rejecting three year offer

Ehove Joint Vocational School teachers picketed the campus after unanimous ETA rejection of a three year contract proposal by the Board of Education. They seek higher annual raises, noting the 21 percent spread equals about 7 percent per year, with base pay starting at 9850 for new staff.

AVERY Ehove Joint Vocational School Ehove Teacher Association ETA Board of Education Creighton Ghrist Ghrist John Marett Marett Christ Carter

David Threatens Caribbean Islands As Barbados Mines Winds

Hurricane David, packing 140 mph winds, veers toward Martinique St. Lucia and Dominica after sparing Barbados light damage. Forecasters call it one of the century's mightiest storms as residents brace for the Caribbean advance. Keiane Johnson 3 shows quick lifesaving skill saving a 21 month old in New Orleans pool incident. Hollywood letters on Mount Lee sold off as metal to be recycled into pendants in La Mirada.

Bridgetown Barbados UPI David Caribbean Martinique St. Lucia Dominica Lesser Antilles New Orleans Keiane Johnson Keiane Eric Williams LA Mirada Calif Bob Jones Tony Wood Hollywood Mount Lee Jones

Commerce barometer signals mild recession in July

The Commerce Department reported the Leading Economic Indicators fell 0.4 percent in July, the third drop in four months, with June revised to a 0.3 percent dip and May up 0.2 percent. The figures align with administration expectations of a mild U S recession. Wendy’s International to open first UK restaurant early next year in partnership with Berni Inns Limited, subsidiary of Grand Metropolitan.

Washington UPI Commerce Department U.S Columbus, Ohio Wendy’s International Inc United Kingdom Wendy’s Wendy's Berni Inns Limited Europe Berni Inns Grand Metropolitan Limited

Weather and local notices from Norwalk area

Partly cloudy with showers and possible thunderstorms and highs in the lower 80s. Tonight and Thursday remain humid with a 40 percent then 30 percent chance of precipitation. Winds south at 5 to 10 mph. Marriage license issued for Kenneth R. Beck and Florence G. Kelly of Norwalk, inspector. Births include a girl for Clifford and Freda Dalton of Willard and a girl for Edward and Georgina Beachler of Bellevue. Deaths reported: Howard L. Latham, 71, Norwalk. Georgie Bauer, 38, Quality Ky., formerly New London. Shirley Unger, 44, Oberlin.

Kenneth R. Beck Norwalk Florence G. Kelly Clifford and Freda Dalton Willard Willard Area Hospital Edward Georgina Beachler Bellevue Good Samaritan Howard L. Latham Georgie Bauer Quality New London Shirley Unger Oberlin

You Know Youre Watching a Record Run in Clearwater

United Press International reports G David Howard set a joke telling record by delivering punch lines nonstop for 13 hours and 18 minutes at a Clearwater Beach Florida hotel on June 24 25 1978.

G. David Howard Clearwater Beach Fla

Airport suit settles at five year lease for Zoellner

After 38 months and a $10,000 settlement the Huron County Airport Authority and Ron Zoellner resolved the June 1976 lawsuit over his operator lease. The new five year fixed lease allows renewal options, clarifies responsibilities, and permits potential hangar development with future ownership reverting to the authority. Some board members criticized the cash settlement and terms, while Zoellner and county officials praised the agreement as a clearer, workable arrangement for airport operations.

Ron Zoellner Huron County Airport Authority Zoellner Norwalk Huron County Jack Fynes Pierre Grieselhuber Fynes Airport Authority Authority Reach Marion Moyer FBO Rench

Sally Rand Near Death At 75 In California ICU

UPI reports fan dancer Sally Rand, famed for her 1930s peekaboo performances, is in critical condition at Foothill Presbyterian Hospital in Glendora California. Admitted last Thursday with congestive heart failure and cardiogenic shock, her prognosis is guarded. Rand gained fame at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair alongside Mae West.

Glendora Calif UPI Sally Rand Miss Rand Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Mae West

Woman Dies After Rose Delivery on Anniversary

Mary A. Koch 28, a typist for the State Transportation Commission, collapsed at her Madison desk after a florist delivered eight red roses from her husband Michael 31, a postal worker, on their eighth anniversary. Fellow workers reported she gasped for air and fell from her chair. hospital staff could not revive her. She left two daughters aged 4 and 7.

Madison, Wis UPI Mary A. Koch State Transportation Commission Michael Madison General Hospital

Murder trial set for Oct 1 in Hartwig slaying

Walter Dewiel, 19, of Ashland, faces a murder charge in the July 15 shooting at a Norwalk party. Huron Court Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith tentatively set October 1 as the trial start date, pending Howell's motions on suppressed evidence from closed pre-trial hearings. Dewiel has remained jailed on $100,000 bond.

Walter Dewiel Ashland Clifford Hartwig Huron Court Common Pleas Robert W. Smith Richard Hauser Dewiel Bob Gentzel Gentzel George Howells Howells Hauser Smith Howell Hartwig Michael Henry Reed Norwalk Fisher-Titus Hospital Huron County

Crack troops guard queen's castle at Balmoral

Balmoral Castle, Queen Elizabeth’s Scottish retreat, is guarded by Royal Highland Fusiliers amid IRA threats after Mountbatten death. Thatcher met security chiefs in London to review protection for the queen and other high-profile Britons.

London UPI Balmoral Castle Lord Mountbatten Margaret Thatcher Dickie Mullaghmore Irish Republic IRA Belfast Ulster Freedom Fighters Mountbatten Royal Highland Fusiliers

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