08 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1977
Page
1
President Carter urged Cabinet members and White House staff not to let work strain their families. Deputy press secretary Rex Granum said Carter warned against neglecting family ties while serving, urging staff to keep families together.
A KNXT report prompted a Health Department investigation leading Frito Lay to recall all March 1 stamped entee machine size corn packages plus L now after metallic particles were found in unlisted ingredients.
Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow tonight and Wednesday. Lows in the upper teens tonight and mid 30s Wednesday. 30 percent tonight, 40 percent Wednesday. Winds SW 10 to 18 mph. Sunrise 7:54, Sunset 5:15. Births: Mr and Mrs Dennis Deppen New London a boy and Mr and Mrs Douglas Fries Milan a girl.
A call to vote no on whether sports events at area schools should proceed during the energy crisis circulates. Voters are urged to call 668-8345 and submit their vote by midnight.
Columbus implements the Schools Without Schools plan using motels homes banks pizza parlors bars and a National Guard rifle range as makeshift classrooms to educate 113000 students via radio television newspapers and local sites after gas shortages closed schools. Superintendent John Ellis praises the effort as outstanding and urges continued parental support for daily broadcast lessons ahead of a March 7 resumption.
Ohio Senator Neal F. Zimmers says U S Senator Howard Metzenbaum will be the first witness at the Ohio Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee hearings on the state's energy crisis. Metzenbaum plans to testify at 10 30 a m Wednesday as critics of utilities. Marvin E White Columbia Gas Co of Ohio requests delay in start of hearings citing hardship from the natural gas shortage.
Norwalk and area districts face 85 percent natural gas cuts into the rest of winter. Some plan oil conversions as fuel shortages hit Willard, Plymouth, Bellevue, and Western Reserve schools. Columbia and East Ohio Gas eased curtailments effective Wednesday while districts decide on openings and schedules.
West German historian Uwe Kraemer reports from 1783 to 1791 Mozart gambled heavily on billiards and cards, squandering earnings of about 10,000 gulden annually. He died at 35 from typhoid, buried unmarked, with poverty blamed on gambling rather than genius.
Norwalk City Schools may fall about 200000 short this year and 400000 next year due to delayed tax distributions and late real estate revaluations. Supt. James E. Rubright says remedies may include program cuts and an operating levy as school officials meet tonight to review finances.
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