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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1977
Page
2
President Carter told reporters at a Cabinet meeting not to let loyalty to him break up families. Deputy Rex Granum said Carter urged members to watch themselves and keep families together.
A KNXT report prompted Frito Lay to recall all vending machine size corn chip packages stamped March 1 and later after a Los Angeles Health Department investigation found metallic particles in the chips.
Weather notes show mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in the upper teens, Wednesday highs in the mid 30s, with a 30 to 40 percent precipitation probability and southwest winds 10 to 18 mph. Also lists sunrise sunset and lunar events, plus a birth notice for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dennis Deppen and Mr and Mrs Douglas Fries.
Monday's question asks if President Carter should approve a $90 million grant for Ohioans facing high heating bills this winter. Voters are urged to call 668-8345 to vote no and 668-8544 to vote yes, with voting by midnight.
In Columbus 113,000 students continue classes via radio TV broadcasts and alternate sites after a natural gas shortage closes schools. City Supt. John Ellis praises the effort as an outstanding success and the work of teachers, principals and parents. Resumption of regular classes is planned for March 7, weather and gas supply permitting.
Ohio Senator Neal F Zimmers said U S Senator Howard Metzenbaum will be the first witness before the Ohio Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee investigating the energy crisis. Metzenbaum will begin testimony at 10 30 a m Wednesday. Marvin E White of Columbia Gas Co of Ohio asked for a delay in start of hearings, arguing the focus should be on easingOhioans hardships from the gas shortage.
Norwalk St Paul will host Western Reserve in a 7 p.m. high school gym basketball game. Area schools face 85 percent natural gas curtailments amid fuel oil shortages, delaying class resumes and forcing schedule changes across Willard Plymouth Bellevue and other districts.
West German historian Uwe Kraemer argues Mozart’s financial ruin stemmed from heavy gambling and poor bets. He studied the Mozart household records from 1783 to 1791, noting earnings of about 10 000 gulden yearly from concerts and that Mozart died at 35 from typhoid fever, buried in an unmarked grave.
Norwalk City Schools may be $200000 short this year and $460000 next year, Supt. James E. Rubright said. He noted reappraisal delays and late tax bills hinder funds, with potential program cuts and an operating levy to be discussed with the board tonight.
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