CETA Job Cuts Loom in Huron County as Deadline Near
County leaders face drastic CETA cuts with as many as 75 percent of more than 100 workers at risk by Oct 1 under Title VI. Officials contemplate absorbing top performers, transferring some to Title II, or assisting others to find new work, while fearing payroll changes and unemployment costs.
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CETA
Huron County
Columbus
Ohio Office of Manpower
Thomas Carabin
Congress
Carabin
Norwalk Safety Service
Melvin Shipley
Clayton Lord
Monroeville
John Borgia
Sheriff's Office
Edward Still
Elenore Beck
Milan
Plymouth
Willard
Wakeman
New London
the County Schools, Welfare Department
South Shore Christmas Seal Association
Public Defender’s Office and
Soil and Water Conservation District
London
UPS
Supreme Court to rule on laetrile interstate regulation
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the government's appeal challenging an appeals court ruling that the FDA exceeded its authority by banning interstate traffic in laetrile. The case stems from a 1975 class action by cancer patients opposing government interference with laetrile sales.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Indicted Officials Face Theft Charges In Ohio
Franklin County grand jury indicted Frank R. Franko, a Youngstown highway examiner, and John A. Draggo, a southwestern Ohio examiner, on theft in office charges for falsifying hundreds of reports and arranging unwarranted travel expenses. Both face arraignment February 2. the auditor’s office cited surprise and anticipated no further indictments amid political overtones.
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Columbus
UPI
Office of State
Thomas E. Ferguson
Franklin County
George C. Smith
Frank R. Franko
Youngstown
John A. Draggo
Georgetown
Ohio
Franko
Draggo
WEATHER AND BIRTHS AND DEATHS RECORD FOR NORWALK AREA
Cloudy with a chance of late snow tonight and a low in the 20s. Snow possible Tuesday with a high in the mid 30s and a 70 percent precip chance. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunday highs around 35 and low 25 with .05 inches of precipitation and 2 inches of snow at midnight. Births listed for Milan Willard Norwalk and Bellevue, including a girl and boys. Deaths include John W. Metarko 76 Norwalk infant Brian Michael Chaffee Wakeman James W McAfee 79 Wakeman and Harry J Shafer 73 Wakeman.
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Gary
Janice Hoelzer
Milan
Sandusky
Douglas
Kathleen Moffit
Norwalk
John W. Metarko
Brian Michael Chaffee
David Chaffee
James W. McAfee
Wakeman
Harry J. Shafer
Deputy Escapes Point Blank Shot On Ferry Road
Huron County Deputy John Nichols escaped injury after a driver in a dark blue Ford with a ski mask opened fire on him during a routine night patrol on Ferry Road in Clarksfield Township. Nichols struck the attacker’s wrist with his flashlight. the bullet deflected and his knee later ached but he remained on duty. Law enforcement nationwide alert for the suspect and a companion, details scarce due to darkness and the uninhabited stretch of road.
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Huron County Sheriff's
John Nichols
Nichols
Ferry Road
Clarksfield
Pig
Sheriff's Department
Suspected arson kills up to 28 in New Jersey
In Jersey City a four story tenement fire killed seven people in an arson linked blaze. Authorities tie it to a Hoboken fire that killed up to twenty one, both starting with flammable liquid poured on stairwells.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
N.J
UPI
Hoboken
Charles Donaghue
Martha Gonzalez
Anita
Alexandra
Albert
Edward
Papa
Wilson Milan
Susan Galvan
Mrs. Galvan
Donaghue
Doris Gonzalez
Guyana
George Crimmins
Carter Proposes $531.6 Billion Budget With Defense Rise
President Carter sent Congress a lean and austere 1980 budget totaling 531.6 billion dollars. It calls for higher defense spending of 125.8 billion, cuts in many domestic programs, and aims for a deficit of 29 billion, the smallest in six years, shaping the election year debate.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
NATO
Budget Glance On Page 12
President Carter defends a stringent budget aimed at curbing inflation while avoiding a general tax cut. The plan offsets rising benefit costs with restrained spending across programs, predicting a possible $32 billion surplus by 1982 if conditions align, and requires Congress to approve a final budget by September.
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Carter
Bengral
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Wiliam Roth
R-Del
Roth
Congress
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Mickey Mouse
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Disney
Mickey
Iran
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Shahpour Bakhtiar
Abas Qarabaghi
Tate
Ferguson
O.F. Knippenburg
Hudson County
Jack Hill
White House
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