State Funds Christie Lane Workshop To Serve Mentally Retarded Adults
The Ohio Controlling Board approved 17.8 million for mental health and retardation programs including 1.2 million for a Christie Lane Workshop in Norwalk Township to serve 150 to 180 handicapped adults. Groundbreaking hoped next fall with 75 percent state funding and 25 percent locally covered.
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Columbus
UPI
Huron County
Christie Lane
Norwalk Township
Tually
Marion Waits
Waits
E.A. Glendening
Cincinnati
Glendening
Dayton
State Controlling Board
Clermont County
Franklin County
Owensville
Munity
Sons
State Department of Transportation
Eastway
No Apology From This Sister Pat Palladino in Norwalk
Norwalk California's Pat Palladino seeks an apology from city officials after returning in 1977 to clear his name. Mayor Wayne Goodsite defends his 1977 stance that no apology will be issued, saying the matter is closed. Colvin, then acting mayor, denies calling Palladino a con man. The dispute centers on rival civic groups and Palladino's Bicentennial Caravan artifacts.
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Norwalk
California
al Palladino
Wayne Goodsite
Palladino
Calif
American Bicentennial Historical Society of
Goodsite
Douglas Colvin
Colvin
Energy secretary warns Iran oil cutoff may force curbs
Washington DC energy secretary James Schlesinger says Iran oil export cuts threaten world oil supplies and urge voluntary US conservation. If ignored or Iranian fields idle into summer, mandatory energy saving may be needed next winter. He also pledges US aid to help Israel secure oil, potentially sending oil if needed under the 1975 Sinai withdrawal accord.
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Washington
UPI
James Schlesinger
Iran
United States
Schlesinger
Israel
U.S
Sinai
Fire Rages In Frisco Downtown Building
A six story Market Street fire in downtown San Francisco raged out of control today with smoke seen across the bay. Fire officials warned it could take most of the day to contain as flames rose through the roof and downtown remained shrouded in smoke.
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San Francisco
UPI
Market Street
San Francisco Bay
Weather and births and deaths noted in brief
Partly cloudy with a chance of light snow flurries through Friday and little accumulation. Highs in the teens, tonight’s low zero to five below. 30 percent precip probability. West winds 15 to 25 mph today and 10 to 20 mph tonight. Wednesday temperatures from 15 to 4, no total precipitation. Sunrise 7:54, sunset 5:11. Births include Harold and Susan Poth Shiloh a girl Fisher-Titus. Peter and Kathy Clark Norwalk a boy Fisher-Titus. James and Sarah Hofacker Norwalk a boy Fisher-Titus. Deaths: William C. Perkins 58 Phoenix. R. Jay Sabin 69 Wakeman. Frances R. Lawrence 60 Sandusky. Edmund Pugh 50 Willard. Robert O. Richards Columbus. Sperm whales have the largest brain of any living animal and may be the second most intelligent behind humans.
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Harold
Susan Poth
Shiloh
Fisher-Titus
Peter
Kathy Clark
Norwalk
James
Sarah Hofacker
Fisher- Titus
William C. Perkins
Phoenix
Ariz
R. Jay Sabin
Wakeman
Frances R. Lawrence
Sandusky
Edmund Pugh
Willard
Robert O. Richards
Columbus
Kent State Suit Settlement Ends American Tragedy
Ohio officials approve 675000 in settlements over the Kent State shooting. The 13 civil damage suits against Gov Rhodes and National Guard members are settled after a retrial, with plaintiffs receiving 15 000 each to four families and 350000 to Dean Kahler. A statement of apology is signed by defendants.
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Kent State
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
America
National Guard
Kent State University
State Controlling Board
James A. Rhodes
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
William K. Thomas
Thomas
Wlliam J. Brown
National
Vietnam
Rhodes
Allison Krause
Sandra Scheuer
Youngstown
Jeffery Miller
White Plains
N.Y
William Schroeder
Lorain
Dean Kahler
New Food Stamp Rules May Hit Area Grocers
Huron County officials warn new federal food stamp rules could cut stamp values and curb purchases at grocers and banks. The no cash requirement shifts from cash to stamps, likely reducing shopper cash outlays and prompting changes in buying habits amid tighter eligibility and fraud penalties.
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Huron County
Shirley Weaver
Huron County Welfare Department
Welfare Advisory Board
U.S
ADC
Weaver
Home Loans Tumble in Huron County Market
Rising rates and larger down payments shrink area mortgage activity as 1978 ends. Elmlinger notes December and November totals down from 1977, forecasting a slow 1979. In 1978, home loans and deeds hit record levels before a downturn, with interest rate hikes and Carter administration measures cited as causes. Also mentions high school girls basketball game at St Paul at 7 p.m.
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Huron County
John A. Elmlinger
Elmlinger
Nks
Recorder
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Pat
Frisco
Kucinich
Dennis J. Kucinich
Agriculture Department
William Paterson
Pleasant Street
Paul Stafford
Judy Csehi
Benedict Ave
Iapleton
St. Paul High School
St. Paul
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