Norwalk Students Favor Longer Winter Vacation
Norwalk Reflector survey indicates 34 of 44 students support extending winter break while 3 oppose. Respondents cite benefits such as more time for winter recreation and a chance to rest from coursework, with varied views on starting dates and holiday length across grades.
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Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Nita Wilson
W. Washington St
Nita
Matt Adelman
Huron
Matt
Maplehurst
Erie St
Jerry Caskey
Peggy
Maple St
St. Mary’s
Klett
Cedar St
Cindi
Sue
Angie Bertram
Minard Place
Mike Peiples
Milan Ave
Ohio House weighs death penalty revival bill
Rep Terry Tranter D Cincinnati told the Ohio House Judiciary Committee his bill to reinstate the death penalty will withstand constitutional challenges and deter crime. The measure mirrors a prior version that died in committee amid opposition and concerns over haste. The state has been death penalty free since 1978 when a Supreme Court ruling found the statute unconstitutional for lacking sufficient mitigating factors.
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Columbus
UPI
Terry Tranter
Dcincinnati
Ohio House Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Tranter
Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio bridges and roads face mounting repair costs
Ohio state and county engineers warn highways and about 8 000 bridges are weakened by age and in need of replacement. They say funds are insufficient to fix the network and a critical case for urgent action to legislators and the public. Meanwhile Iran reports a quake near Qaen killed over 1 000 and injured about 1 000, with clergy confirming a revised death toll.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Howard Bovard
The
County Engineers Association of Ohio
Tehran
Iran
Qaen
Weather Forecast and Obituary Notice Combined
Highs today in the 30s with partly cloudy skies and a 30 percent chance of snow flurries tonight lows 10 to 15. Thursday will be mostly sunny with lower 20s and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph tonight. Death notice for Mrs Dorothea H Yoter age 88 of Norwalk. Blue whales sounds noted in oceans.
KGB Disinformation Campaign Alleged Against U.S. Allies
U.S. officials say a forged Top Secret U.S. Army document, dated March 19 1970 and attributed to Gen. William Westmoreland, was part of a Soviet KGB disinformation effort. Claims include infiltrating U.S. Army intelligence and insurgent groups. officials call it a sophisticated forgery circulated since 1976 and noted by the House Intelligence Committee.
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UPI
KGB
U.S
Europe
Far East
U.S. Army
William Westmoreland
Army
CIA
Pentagon
House Intelligence Committee
Defense Department
Moon Preaches Death
New West magazine reports followers of Rev. Sun Myung Moon have been primed to die by their own hand to resist deprogramming. A former Moonie, Virginia Mabry, recalls a Moon House lecture with anatomy instructions on cutting wrists or throat and suggests suicide in front of deprogrammers to invite murder charges.
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New York
UPI
New West Magazine
Sun Myung Moon
Peoples Temple
Jonestown
Guyana
Moon
Unification Church
Moonies
New West
Moonie
Virginia Mabry
Moon House
San Francisco
Norwalk Eyes 1 Million Grant For Sewers And Elderly Housing
Norwalk council seeks a 1 million Community Development Grant to fund a sewer separation project in the north central core and a housing rehab program for low income seniors in the downtown. The plan includes 695000 for sewer work and 305000 for low interest loans to restore upper floors, with pre application due by February 9.
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Main Street
Washington Street
Manahan
Baker Streets
Wooster Street
Vernis George
Richard Cunningham
George
Huron County Banking
Wilbur Edwards
The
Masonic Temple
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Sue Klett
Jerry
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Rosedale Blvd
California
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Feds
Congress
Carter
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dorothea H. Yoter
Bangkok
Midwest
Chicago
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Courthouse Square
Bowling Green State University
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