04 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1977
Page
1
UPI reports that after eight months of testing American diplomats and families in Moscow, about one third have abnormal blood counts. Officials say doctors cannot yet determine the cause but have ruled out microwave radiation at the embassy.
Ford proposes a 10 billion dollar tax cut for individuals and a 2.5 billion cut for business in 1978 plus a higher Social Security payroll tax. The plan mirrors a prior Congress proposal that failed to pass.
Svetlana Stalin, defector and daughter of Stalin, tells Daily Telegraph interviewer in Los Angeles she earned about 1 million from her two years abroad but has only one fifth left. She recalls a three week U S courtship, marriage, motherhood and a divorce while noting she never made the millions rumored.
Variable cloudiness with lows near 20 expected tonight and a 20 percent snow chance. Wednesday highs near 32 with a 40 percent precipitation chance. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Marriage licenses issued for Jeffrey L. Williams and Norma J. Diehn. Thomas L. Preston and Shelia C. Fairchild. Sam Mira and Donna L. Bean. Local deaths include Vergie N. Gladwell Leroy Schramm Clyde Weeks Edward F. Gawron infant Brian Keith Stumbo.
Opinion column asks if Puerto Rico should be the 51st state. Readers may vote yes by calling 668 8544 or no by calling 668 8345 before midnight. note total calls today 63. Also asks if Huron County should have a civil defense program and directs to page 2 for full story.
Columbus Representative Michael P. Stinziano called for an immediate state inquiry into Columbia Gas of Ohio. He accused the firm of long planning a severe curtailment and blamed nonpurchase of gas last fall. He warned of legislative action if the PUC does not investigate.
Two Norwalk city workers laid off from the Street and Park and Recreation departments remain on full salaries funded by a CETA grant as they wait for new placements. The state imposes limits on using CETA funds to rehire regular municipal staff, blocking Norwalk’s plan despite local budget goals and remaining 11 CETA positions.
In Huron County, defense motions seek suppression of evidence and authorization for a physician to examine William L. Waddell. Waddell faces trial January 18 for aggravated murder in the November 4 Monroeville shooting death of Timothy House.
The Post student newspaper fronts an appeal for tips about Blake White a university student last seen in Athens on December 9 He is the son of Norwalk residents Mr and Mrs Phillip White An Ohio University spokesperson expects the feature will help reach potential witnesses Contact William Kane assistant director of security with information Also in court motions Thornton seeks suppression of statements by Waddell made since his arrest November 4 and any derived evidence The Huron County Commissioners hire George Russell to pursue county fund grants paying 1 dollar an hour during training at Willard
Columbia Gas of Ohio seeks PUCO approval to curtail up to 30 percent of gas for about 10 000 small industrial and commercial customers using 200 000 cubic feet or more monthly. Large retailers likely targets. exemptions requested for food processors and bakeries.
Norwalk High School hosts a girls game at 6:30 and a boys game at 8 against Huron at the Junior High. City Council convenes at 7:30 in the council chambers.
The Reflector's circulation department will accept calls from subscribers in Norwalk who miss their papers between 5 30 and 6 p m each weekday The department will provide the carrier's phone number or contact the carrier so the subscriber gets his paper after 6 p m Call 668 3774 The paper's other lines are not answered after 5 p m
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