Libraries to receive extra federal funds in 1977
Huron County libraries will share $10,000 more in federal revenue sharing next year bringing total to $35,000 annually alongside their budgets. Norwalk Willard Monroeville New London and Bellevue libraries will receive additional amounts per local budgets and a portion of intangible tax revenue will be redirected to Milan Public Library.
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Kenneth Reed
Reed
County Budget Commission
Norwalk
Willard
Monroeville
New London
Bellevue
Huron County
Milan Public Library
Fireplace Overheat Causes $500 Home Loss
A fire started by an overheated fireplace caused $500 damage to Virginia Clouse’s home on Old State Road Wednesday evening. Captain David Caprara said damage was limited to the fireplace area as firefighters contained the blaze before arrival. Owner Paul Hammersmith used a fire extinguisher.
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Virginia Clouse
Old State Road
David M. Caprara
Paul Hammersmith
New Daughter for Former Norwalk Residents Miles Family
A daughter named Kelly Lynn was born to former Norwalk residents Mr and Mrs Alan Miles on Christmas Day. The Miles, who now live in Drayton Plains Michigan, formerly worked for Norwalk Furniture Corp while in Norwalk.
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Kelly Lynn
Norwalk
Alan Miles
Miles
Drayton Plains
Midh
The
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Green Eyes TV film portrays war civilian victims
UPI reviewer Joan Hanauer notes Green Eyes documents civilian casualties of the Vietnam era. The made for TV movie follows Paul Winfield's character as he searches Saigon for a Vietnamese wife and their child, amid postwar hardship and social ostracism.
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Joan Hanauer
UPI
New York
ABC
Vietnam
Paul Winfield
Winfield
Saigon
Prison Pampering Not True Says Ex UMW Chief Boyle
Former United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle now 75 told the Pittsburgh Press he is not pampered at Western Penitentiary nor addicted to drugs. He cited pain and back injuries requiring Talwin injections, denied ordering the Yablonski killings, and claimed doctors provide relief. He noted visitors and TV claims are inaccurate and defended prison privileges as rare. A prenatal class for expectant parents was announced at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with Ruth Heyman leading five-week sessions starting Jan 5.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony”’ Oyle
Yablonski
Pittsburgh Press
Western Penitentiary
Boyle
Gtd
Tdo
Union
UMW
Joseph
Jock
Yablonskis
James F. Howard
Howard
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ruth Heyman
Bubblegum Bandits Stride Russian Forest Roads
Western diplomats report Soviet teens staging bubblegum raids 85 miles northwest of Leningrad. Up to six youths block roads and beg for gum, banging on cars and prompting drivers to ram away. Incidents peak Sundays as foreigners travel toward Helsinki for shopping.
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Emil Sveilis
Leningrad
U.S.S
Helsinki
Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Boosts Job Seekers
Local Norwalk newspaper highlights a classified ad service helping readers land desired work. The notice emphasizes broad exposure across categories and tips for crafting effective ads to attract employers.
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Norwalk
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