Poor Woman Denied Loan Despite Sympathy From Court
The 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Mrs. Lou Malis of Flint in denying a housing rehabilitation loan after HUD and HEW policy conflicts. Judge Harvey and the majority lament the result, urging policy re-evaluation, while dissenter Merritt decried the bureaucratic irrationality behind the case.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Congress
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lou Malis
Flint, Mich
Federal Departent of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
HEW
Malis
6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Legislative Branch
Gilbert Merritt
Golda Meir, Former Israeli Leader, Dies in Jerusalem
Golda Meir, former prime minister and a defining figure in Israeli politics, died in Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem at age 80 after a prolonged illness. The government scheduled a special mour ning session after the Sabbath. Born Golda Mabovich in Kiev on May 3, 1898, she helped shape Israel from founding through the 1973 conflicts.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Golda Meir
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Golan Heights
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Tape of Jones exhortation linked to Jonestown deaths recovered
The FBI recovered a tape from Jonestown of Reverend Jim Jones reportedly addressing over 900 followers during the mass death ritual. The tape surfaced ahead of a San Francisco grand jury session investigating Rep. Leo Ryan's 1978 assassination. Officials in Guyana described Jones urging mothers to control children as poison was administered. authorities found about 2.5 million in combined U.S. and Guyanese currency along with tapes and documents.
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San Francisco
FBI
Peoples Temple Jungle
Jim Jones
Leo Ryan
D-Calif
Jonestown
New York Times
U.S
Guyana
Jones
Lloyd A. Barker
White House weighs gasoline price decontrol plan
Washington officials say the administration may ask Congress next month to end federal price controls on gasoline. A White House aide noted no final decision yet as an inter agency study weighs inflation effects. Some officials expect the plan to be submitted, a move in the works for over a year.
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Washington
Ohio teacher to lead team on Red Sea crossing proof
Russell A. Falquet of North Olmsted High School will head a research team to scientifically demonstrate where and how the Hebrews crossed the Red Sea to escape the Egyptian Army. Also, Ohio Lottery results list Gold 5 White 31 Blue 687 Win-A-Thon 42286.
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Cleveland
UPI
North Olmsted High School
Russell A. Falquet
Red Sea
Falquet
Ohio
LMC Weather Notes Snow Accumulation and Cold Temperatures
Occasional rain changing to snow with one to two inches expected this afternoon, near 20 degrees by Saturday morning. Tonight and Saturday show 100 and 80 percent chances of precipitation, winds NW 15 to 20 mph, temperatures dipping to upper teens by Saturday night. Thursday highs 47 and lows 36 with 0.35 inch of precipitation reported. Births list two new babies in Norwalk and Monroeville. deaths include several residents from Norwalk, Wakeman, Birmingham, New London, Claremont, and Columbus. Historical note on Christmas seals origins from 1904 by Danish postal clerk Einar Holldell.
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Douglas
Jane Lauderman
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
Donald
Deborah Baican
Monroeville
John W. Nestor
David R. McAuliff
Wakeman
Wilbur
Bill) Fleming
Birmingham
Jennie Miller
New London
Norman Ryan
Claremont
N.C
Clarksfield
Edwin A. Avery
Columbus
Smith Accepts Large Raise as Huron County Commissioner
Maurice Smith announced he will take a 105 percent salary increase if Gov. James Rhodes signs the legislation. The raises bring his pay from 7900 to 16200, with an initial step to 11200 matching Palm and Carabin, plus a separate 5000 raise. Smith called the total raise exorbitant and said he opposes raises beyond the governor’s guideline. All three commissioners attended a recent meeting. Palm and Carabin declined to comment.
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Huron County
Maurice Smith
Smith
Roy Palm
Thomas Carabin
James Rhodes
Palm
Carabin
Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio County Commissioners Association
Resignation Letter Rips Health Board In Norwalk
Dr. William R. Graham of Norwalk abruptly quits the Huron County Board of Health and levels sharp criticism at Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Sparks Chief Sanitarian Roger Dixon and Board President Alvin Fritz plus local newspapers in a sealed Nov 9 letter read at a board meeting. He calls the board anachronistic, urges replacements and demands sharper standards and EPA familiarity while citing mercury concerns in Norwalk water and a local industry discharging pollutants.
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William R. Graham
Norwalk
Huron County Board of Health
Graham
Howard C. Sparks
Roger Dixon
Alvin Fritz
Dick Hobson
Health Board
The
Times
Dixon, Sparks
Fritz
Dixon
EPA
Bowling Green
Sparks
Huron County Health District Advisory Council
Rate Rising in Huron County Gonorrhea Cases
The Reflector reports a rebound in gonorrhea in Huron County after a 1975-76 dip. Through 1977, 63 cases were recorded. 65 was the prior peak. Health officials cite better reporting, not necessarily faster spread, and note many residents seek care outside the county. TB cases also suspected, cost of treatment discussed.
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Dick Hobson
Huron County
Imelda Lodermeier
Huron County Health Department
Health Board
Howard Sparks
Lodermeier
Milan Ave
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United Press International
Michigan Welfare Department
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
LMC
Einar Holldell
Kathy Szeibach
Reflector
Amahl and the
Towne and
Kent Tapp
Amahl
Three Kings
Amahl’s
Paul Stafford
Graham Rips Health Board
Health Department
Econaere
Tate
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