18 Jan 1979
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1979
Page
1
Money donated to help Cleveland was ordered returned as the Law Director said the city cannot accept gifts without an authorized ordinance. Mayor Kucinich's office said donors are advised that the city cannot accept funds.
For The Record weather outlook shows clear tonight turning cloudy with a low near 10. Snow Friday expected with highs around 25 and precip chances 10 percent then 70 percent. Winds easterly to southeasterly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7:50, sunset 5:26. Marriage licenses issued for Bernard G Wood Jr and Linda Kay Coe. births listed for Michael and Candace Davidson and Ken Vernon and Joan Case. Pedro and Diane Cruz. Death of Fred Wolfe, 76, Amherst. Italian word ciao origin traced to Venetian schiavo meaning slave.
Los Angeles reports indicate stomach cancer has spread to John Wayne's gastric lymph nodes after surgery for gall bladder removal revealed an unusual low grade cancer. Doctors warned the disease may be spreading and forecasters could not predict his recovery, though his son Michael Wayne remained hopeful.
Kathy Szeibach reports two former Mental Health Society members join the Huron County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Marylou Griffiths fills the Owens seat with term through February 1980, and Golda Stein replaces Loretta Miller on a 1983 end date. The state appoints five of the 648 Board. the county appoints ten. Both new appointees bring prior roles in mental health groups and aim to ease tensions after the Linn Center transition.
Republican Lamar Alexander, backed by Democratic legislators, seizes the Tennessee governorship in a swift, secret ceremony to push ahead with mass clemencies amid a pardon‑peddling scandal. Blanton, locked out of the Capitol, laments the clandestine action as aides retrieve only his personal effects.
Western Reserve school board eyed full day kindergarten on a rotating basis next fall led by Principal John Marshall who cites academic gains and reduced transportation. Berlin-Milan already offers full day, a $6000 state grant for equipment was authorized with another $6000 possible. The board also approved bond increase for clerk Evelyn Radcliff and sought $175,000 advance from the county auditor to cover operating costs.
Petition circulators seek enough signatures to place the recently passed half percent city income tax hike on the November ballot. Eight petitions are out, with three still unresolved. Thornton, hired to aid the circulators, declined to reveal signature totals.
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