The Boom In Mental Health in Huron County
Social worker Marilyn Harshman drives to the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center to support aftercare for the mentally ill. The program, expanded since 1970, now serves drug addiction, housewife blues, bullies, and family crises, with rising staff and budgets funded by federal state and local sources.
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Marilyn Harshman
U.S. 224
Tiffin
Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center
Tiffin State Hospital
Huron County
West Main
Akron Adopts Abortion Law
Akron City Council approved a controversial abortion control ordinance after an emotional debate. The measure passed 74 to 0 amid pro life protests, with limits on minor abortions, parental notice for under 18, and reporting of complications to the city health department.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Akron
City Health Department
The
Right To Life Society of
Greater Cleveland
Council
Meet Robert Klenk in Kentucky Mental Health Leader Story
Robert William Klenk, 43, a former college professor from Sandusky, planned a 1969 doctoral program at Ohio State before returning home to care for family. He joined Huron County's mental health program in 1970, rising to director with a $25,500 salary, living near Bronson School with Eula and daughter Cynthia.
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Robert William Klenk
Kentucky
Ohio State
Sandusky
Klenk
Huron County
Eula
Cynthia
Townline Road
Bronson School
Star Wars sequel and Oscar for sound designer announced
Hollywood reports two Star Wars items with fan interest. Benjamin Burtt Jr. will receive a special Oscar for creating non human voices like R2 D2. Separately a sequel to Star Wars is expected, while a daytime newswire notes US sugar ad rules and a severe winter storm across the central US. The Soviet Union plans a 100 percent retail gasoline price rise starting Wednesday amid fuel shortages.
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Hollywood
UPI
Darth Vader
Benjamin Burtt Jr
Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Weather and obituaries brief from Norwalk area
Snow flurries tonight with wind and a low near 10. Partly clears into Wednesday with highs in the low to mid 20s and 40 percent precipitation tonight, 20 percent Wednesday. Births listed for Francis and Rita Thayer Norwalk a boy Bruce and Mary Anne Kessler Wakeman a girl Charles and Debra Oakley Norwalk a boy. Deaths noted Monica B Gerber 79 Monroeville Inez Mathers 88 Dedham Massachusetts.
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Bruce
Mary Anne Kessler
Wakeman
Sandusky
Charles and
Debra Oakley
Norwalk
Monica B. Gerber
Monroeville
Inez Mathers
Dedham
Mass
Ticklish Task Faces Workmen On Chlorine Car
In Youngstown Florida a derailed freight train spilled chlorine gas. A 14 man crew will flood a trench with caustic soda to neutralize the gas, then slowly lift the ruptured chlorine tanker into the chemical bath. Evacuations were ordered as The death cloud killed eight and hospitalizations rose to 22.
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Youngstown, Fla
UPI
Hutcher Emergency Services Inc
Virden
Ill
Don Tullis
Jacksonville
Fla
Hazardous Materials Technology Co
Tullis
Youngstown
Florida Panhandle
Panama
Marianna
Bear Creek
Charter Review Panel to Meet City Council Tonight
The Charter Review Commission will meet with city council at 7:30 tonight in council chambers. The Airport Authority also schedules a 7:30 meeting tonight in the airport administration building.
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Charter Review Commission
City Council
Council
Airport Authority
Airport Administration
NBC Mixes Up TV Finale in 'Loose Change' Airing
NBC aired part three of the Sara Davidson adaptation by mistake, showing the last segment instead of part two. The error lasted about 17 minutes before a viewer alerted the network. The telecast stars Laurie Heineman, Christina Raines, and Season Hubley and follows three Berkeley women through the 1960s.
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New York
UPI
NBC
Network
Sara Davidson
Berkeley
Calif
Laurie Heineman
Christina Raines
Season Hubley
Jaycees pledge jailhouse signup drive in Norwalk
Norwalk Jaycees president Steve Bleile offers to spend one hour in jail for each new paid member signed in March. He expects 15 prospects ready to join. Ohio Jaycee President Gary Weaks will administer the oath at the April meeting.
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Steve Bleile
Bleile
Norwalk Jaycees
Jaycees
Steve
Richard Hauser
Expresson
John Borgia
Ohio
Jaycee
Gary Weaks
Ebert’s Inc
W. Main St
Norwalk Jaycee
Pre-register for license stickers in Norwalk Ohio
Deputy registrar Urban Livengood Jr. urges vehicle owners to pre register through March 31 at the registrar's office 9 W Seminary St Norwalk. Bring vehicle title plate number and self addressed stamped envelope. stickers cost 16 in Huron County or 5 in other counties with a permissive tax.
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Urban Livengood, Jr
W. Seminary St
Norwalk
Huron County
Livengood
Magruder says Nixon sought perpetual presidency plan
Jeb Magruder, ex White House aide and divinity student, claims Nixon planned to pick successors who could destroy opposition to sustain a perpetual presidency. In his forthcoming book From Power to Peace, Magruder describes Nixon wanting a Republican win and power to crush rivals, including preparations against Edward Kennedy.
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New York
UPI
Jeb Magruder
White House
Richard Nixon
Magruder
Nixon
Colorado
E. Howard Hunt
Chappaquiddick
Sen
Edward Kennedy
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Illinois
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio Basin
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Rita Thayer
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