Norwalk debate over sex education novel continues on shelves
Norwalk mothers and the public library board discuss Judy Blume's Forever in a heated exchange. Critics call the book inappropriate for youths while supporters cite openness in parent child dialogue and the need for honest conversations. The board meets February 27 to decide shelving location.
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Norwalk
Betty Moore
Fairway Circle
Judy
Katherine
Ms. Blume
Writer's Digest
Norwalk Public Library Board of Trustees
NLRB to Probe Birmingham Plant Union Discrimination Charges
In Birmingham the NLRB in Cleveland will investigate sex discrimination allegations at M A Harrison Manufacturing Company. About 100 UAW Local 2066 members walked out January 14 over pay and unequal opportunities, with workers saying women lack equal pay for equal work. Plant manager Jim Harrison declined comment pending a federal class action. The plant employs around 150, with 590 remaining after the strike.
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NLRB
Birmingham
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
M.A. Harrison Manufacturing Company
United Auto Workers Union Local 2066
Mary Bulls
Reflector
Jim Harrison
Toledo
Harrison
Willard police file double burglary charge against Shelby man
Denver Taylor Jr. 18 was arrested Monday evening in Shelby on two counts of burglary for stealing guns and tools from two apartments at 307 Woodland Ave. Items recovered included pistols rifles and engine parts. Investigators noted no forced entry and recovered more items later. A separate break in at Holzaepfel’s Sporting Goods and a Norwalk Foundry Company office break in are also being probed.
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Willard
Shelby
Denver Taylor Jr
Russell Lacy
Woodland Ave
Richard Crumb
Lacys
Crumb
Norwalk Foundry Company
Window damage at Hart Advertising site near KFC
Police report seven windows at Hart Advertising, 69 E Seminary St, broken over three months. The area faces Kentucky Fried Chicken and an employee suspects high school students on lunch breaks may be responsible.
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Hart Advertising
E. Seminary St
Hauser Re elected 169 Chairman of Huron Board
Richard Hauser was reelected chairman of the Huron County Board of Mental Retardation. The meeting at Christie Lane School also elected Rev. Richard Harper as vice chairman and Mildren Briehl as secretary. Held actions include suspending a bus driver, approving education and calendar plans for Christie Lane School, transferring liability insurance, approving 436100 in appropriations, and planning staff policy evaluations. The board will vote on the 1979-80 calendar next month. Judge Heydinger will appoint the vacant seat.
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Richard Hauser
Huron County Board of Mental Retardation
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Hauser
Huron County
Ralph Smith
Christie Lane School
Richard Harper
Collins
Mildren Briehl
Bellevue
Evangeline Hoyt
Elizabeth Robertson
Doris Smith
Thomas Heydinger
Betty Weaver
Huron County Commissioners
Mary Alt
Christie Lane
Bowling Green State University
Marion Waits
Norwalk City
South
Norwalk Road
Ambulance Log Notes Medical Runs In Norwalk
Ambulance records list Fisher-Titus medical emergency runs from Norwalk on Monday. Jennifer Bursiel of 1 James St. and Pauline R. Fisher-Titus responded to incidents at St Marys Street and 200 St. Marys Street between 6:45 p.m. and 9:50 a.m.
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Norwalk
Paul
St. Mary's St
Fisher-Titus
Jennifer Bursiel
James St
Pauline R. Fisher-Titus
Municipal Court News Spoils of Improper Turns And DUIs
Summary of court actions including Mark Riley Norwalk improper turn with a $35 waiver Larry Risner 57 Baker St stop sign with $35 waiver Charles Sutliff Plymouth speed with $25 and costs and $10 suspended Jeffrey Thompson Willard driving under the influence with $300 and costs three days in jail one day credited license suspended February 7 to March 6 and March 6 to August 6 and no license $100 and costs Julia Joseph Hardy New London speed with $40 waiver Richard Fry Monroeville speed with $40 waiver Florence Criscione Norwalk one way with $15 and costs Albert Crookshanks Jr Milan driving under the influence with $300 and costs and three days in jail license from March 6 to March 6 1980.
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Mark Riley
Norwalk
Larry Risner
Baker St
Charles Sutliff
Plymouth
Speed
Jeffrey Thompson
Willard
Joseph Hardy
New London
Richard Fry
Monroeville
Florence Criscione
Albert Crookshanks Jr
Milan
Excessive Speed Crash on Peru Center Road
Shelby man Robert D. Pennell 21 was cited for excessive speed after a collision on Peru Center Road 22 miles south of Monroeville. Pennell lost control, veered off the road, re entered pavement and struck a southbound car driven by Anthony J. Myers 17 of Monroeville at 5:55 p.m.
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Shelby
Peru Center Road
Robert D. Pennell
Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Peru Center
Monroeville
Pennell
Anthony J. Myers
Hospital Admissions and Local Market Prices Feb 1979
The list records hospital admissions including Mrs Pauline Paul of Norwalk Mrs Grace Freeman of Willard and others such as Master Bret Gockstetter from Norwalk and Baby Jennifer Bursiel from Norwalk. It also notes local commodity prices with Wheat at 3.48 Corn 2.14 Oats 1.45 and Soybeans 7.14 for Monday Feb 19 1979.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Pauline Paul
Norwalk
Grace Freeman
Willard
Fred King
Bellevue
Rebeccva Proctor
Collins
Bret Gockstetter
Robert Lynch
Robert Riedy
Ralph Aldrich
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Motots
Sint
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Manhattan Street
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Windy City
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Chicago
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Huron County Auto Club
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AIA
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