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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1977
Page
2
In Akron Ohio Archbishop Hoban High School will stay open after a fundraising drive raised 400000 pledged and 75000 cash with a group aiming for 1 million. Principal Brother William Verstreete said the move ends plans to close the school for at least five years.
Senator Carl Curtis of Nebraska announced he will not seek re election in 1978 ending a 40 year tenure in the House and Senate. He described himself as conservative with a long service record and noted his support for President Nixon while citing Watergate as a private concern. Curtis from Minden Nebraska summed up his outlook on party stability and Nebraskan political temperament.
Columbia Gas of Ohio reported a potential two billion cubic feet supply deal to ease a state gas shortage. An explosion at a Green Springs synthetic gas plant halted about 2.7 billion cubic feet monthly output, complicating the relief plan and delaying urgency for curbside customers.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, addressing a near full National Press Club, defends his record while lamenting Watergate trauma on U.S. foreign policy. He says Nixon’s weakness hampered leverage and energy was diverted to peripheral issues. He urges rational debate on nuclear strategy amid SALT questions.
The $1.2 million Lorain city block grant program is under FBI inquiry. Housing inspector Frank Mason alleges funds financed driveways for nonowners, side real estate sales, inflated repair costs, garages for city workers, and failing to warn homeowners of grant repayment if they relocate within five years.
Richard Medlin a former Nevada law officer says he will start full time production of armored cars for rich Mexican industrialists at 20500 each. The firms Industrial Intelligence Group based in Monterrery Mexico uses vest and helicopter seat materials to add about 700 pounds of armor for protection against bombs and rifle attacks.
The Rt. Rev. Paul Moore Jr. ordained Ellen Marie Barrett and Annette Ruark as Episcopal priests at the Church of the Holy Apostles in Manhattan amid objections from Rev. James C. Watley who called Barrett gay life a sin. Moore defended Barrett as highly qualified and noted church reform allowing women priests.
In Tucson Arizona Don Bolles reporter for the Arizona Republic and John Adamson dog breeder are tied in a murder probe. Adamson faces trial as jurors are seated in a third week. The motive remains disputed with theories from frontier revenge to private information Bolles may have possessed.
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