Residents Turn Down Thermostats Amid Gas Conservation Push
Norwalk residents and merchants largely follow Gov. Rhodes urging reduced heating to 60 degrees by day and 55 at night. Stores report varied compliance while officials declare an emergency and set up a response center to enforce statewide conservation measures.
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By Stewart Heir
Norwalk
James Rhodes
Holman Jewelers
Bill Rogers
Pohl’s
Mark Beeman
Penney
Sleepi Rane
June Baker
W. Elm Sr
Jean Baer
Dale Dr
Wayne Goodsite
Ford Inauguration Recount and Carter Daughter Arrival
In a close hypothetical 270 268 electoral split Ford would win if 15 000 Ohio and Hawaii voters shifted. Birch Bayh leads a push for direct popular vote constitutional change while Amy Carter arrives late to Stevens Public School with Rosalynn cheering outside.
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Washington
UPI
Amy Carter
Stevens Public School
Amy
Rosalynn
Carter
Camel Falls 150 Feet In Malibu Canyon Crash
A one humped camel wandered from Moon Fire Ranch near dusk and plunged off a 150 foot cliff onto Topanga Canyon Boulevard three miles north of Pacific Coast Highway. Deputies and motorists reported the dead animal after the fall.
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Malibu
Calif
UPI
Moon Fire Ranch
Topanga Canyon Boulevard
Weather and Notices From Fan The Record January 24 1977
Weather cloudy with snow likely tonight and Tuesday with light accumulation. Lows near 20 highs around 30. Precipitation chances 70 percent tonight 60 percent Tuesday. Winds SW to W 10 to 20 mph. Sunrise 7 46 sunset 5 33. Moonrise 10 22 moonset 11 20. Marriage license applications for multiple couples listed. Birth notices for Willard and Berlin Heights. Death of Col Wilbert A Spier.
Opinion Line asks if commerce and industry deserve gas priority
In this Saturday’s edition the Opinion Line poses the question whether commerce and industry should receive preference over schools in natural gas allocation. Readers are invited to weigh in with their views on energy policy and public needs.
Community ballot debate on school hours taxes and cohabitation
Voters weigh proposals on school funding and length of the work week while a state rep proposes a $1500 cohabitation tax and blood tests. Calls to vote yes or no direct participation with phone numbers and a midnight deadline.
Milan Man Killed When Jack Slips Under Car
Lloyd Hite, 32, of Milliman Road in Milan, was crushed to death when a jack slipped while he worked beneath a car in his garage. He died of internal injuries at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Coroner names accidental death. He served in the Navy, worked as a hospital cook, and leaves a mother, two sisters, a niece, and other relatives. Funeral services set at Rawle Funeral Home with burial at Restlawn Memorial Park and military rites.
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Milan
Milliman
Lloyd Harper Hite
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Hite
Rudy G. Smith
Norwalk
U.S. Navy
United States
Milan High School
Milan Jaycees
Rudy G
Dorothy) Smith
Milliman Road
Lois M. Hite
Olena
Gail Ann Smith
Mary Lou Winters
Rawle
Stephen Becker
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Groton Township
Restlawn Memorial Park
Huron
Joint
Veteran's Council of
St Paul High Team Competes On Cleveland Quiz Show
St Paul High School sent a team to tape the Academic Challenge in Cleveland. The three way contest included Mapleton High School and John Hay High School. Seniors Sue Dudies Al Langjahr and Ellen Dixon competed with Jonathan Cahill as alternate.
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St. Paul High School
Cleveland
Channel 5
WEWS
St. Paul
Mapleton High School
Ashland County
John Hay High School
Sue Dudies
al Langjahr
Ellen Dixon
Jonathan Cahill
Police Officer Testimony Ties Suspect to Murder Case
Witness Gordon Rogers described William Waddell saying he and a man staying at the Flagg residence were gay on Nov 3. The next day Nov 4, Timothy Hoose was found murdered at the Flagg home as Waddell faced arrest in Mansfield.
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William L. Waddell
Timothy Hoose
Monroeville
Guy
Robert Flagg
Hoose
Gordon Rogers
Waddell
Unusual Marathon Hearing in Waddell Murder Case
A suppression hearing for William Waddell’s murder case stretched over 12 hours on Saturday, the third day of proceedings, with heavy legal maneuvering over admissibility of seized evidence. Judge Robert W. Smith presides as prosecutors and defense clash over key points, while Mansfield officers testify to support their cases.
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William Waddell
Robert W. Smith
Waddell
Timothy House
Monroe
Mansfield
Smith
Ruth King
Obert Thornton
Rhodes declares energy emergency in Ohio urging voluntary conservation
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced an energy emergency in Ohio and urged voluntary gas conservation. Utilities welcomed the move but warned mandatory measures may follow if voluntary efforts fail. Leaders scheduled a special session to ratify the declaration as residents are asked to reduce heating.
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J.R. Kimmins
Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Columbia Gas of
Marvin E. White
Board of Columbians
White
Dave Talbot
East Ohio Gas
Cleveland
Talbot
Hodes
Senate
Oliver Ocaske
D.northfield
City Kidney Victim Faces Winter After Pipe Freeze
Grace Reeves, a kidney patient, her husband and two daughters endured a week without central heat or water as pipes froze under their concrete foundation. Heat came only from a gas stove and two electric heaters provided by their landlord. Plumbers plan to thaw the pipes Tuesday. the family seeks temporary housing as dialysis visits are disrupted by the outage and car troubles.
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Grace Reeves
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Kroger’s
K-H Drug Company
John Bizorick
Lillian Gardner
N. West St
Betty Coy
Marion
Ford
Gary Z. Williams
New London
Jackie S. Kerstetter
Robert D. Alt, Sr
Willard
Carpenter
Mary L. Ely
John A. Panagiotis
Welder
Cheryl L. Arndt
Elyria
Beautician
Gerald van Loo
Farmer
Rose F. Chapman
New Haven
Food Service
Manuel Gonzalez
Willard Area
Jerry Buchanan
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan
Wilbert A. Spier
Sandusky
Arkansas
Lloyd Hite
St.pauls Norwalk
Rogers
Ohio 99
South Ridge Street
Robert Thornton
Thornton
James Kimbler
Dayton Journal Herald
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