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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1976
Page
1
A UPI report shows Ohio motorists used about 1.2 percent more gasoline from October 1974 to October 1975, despite a national drop of 1.4 percent. Ohio statewide figures earlier in January 1975 listed 410 957 gallons. by October it rose to 432 786 gallons.
Increasing cloudiness and not so cold with a chance of snow this evening. Highs near 20, tonight and Sunday cloudy with snow possible. Sunday highs 30 to 35 with 30 percent today and 80 percent tonight and Sunday. Winds southerly then southeasterly 10 to 25 mph. Marriage license issued for Jerry Drake and Beverly Evans. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Peter Batch. Deaths: James H Ledford 81 Greenwich and Karl W Suhr 83 rural Berlin Heights.
A brief urging readers to submit their votes by midnight. The notice emphasizes timing and participation, outlining the expected deadline and reminding residents of the importance of casting ballots.
Fannie Fuller discovered a hours-old baby boy on a cold doorstep. Temple University Hospital doctors saved the infant, now named Jonathan X Temple. Hospital calls flooded with adoption offers, and Fuller considers adoption under finder’s keepers notes. Dr Kendall reports the baby was 1 to 3 hours old.
A Chicago El derailment during rush hour injured more than 400 as icy glare from sub zero snow blinded motorman McKinly Ross at Addison Street. Rescue workers freed passengers while hospitals treated skull fractures and serious injuries. Police reported a quiet scene amid chaos.
A youth armed with an eight inch butcher knife fled without cash after a lone clerk in a Norwalk grocery store screamed for help. The clerk requested anonymity.
In Kalamazoo Michigan senior citizens in a federally funded lunch program halted prayers before meals after a diner warned of a potential lawsuit. About 300 elderly diners now observe a moment of silence at six sites including four churches.
A morning blaze at W.R. Jones TV on River Road in Milan threatened ammunition stored in the appliance store. Firemen and volunteers fought the fire with tankers and a hose truck, entering the building with breathing masks to remove ammunition and extinguish embers. damages and cause were under investigation.
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