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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1979

Page

2

Grants Fund Youth Home and Police Cadets in Huron County

Federal and state grants totaling 31667 dollars support Huron County Youth Group Home on Shady Lane with 30000 from federal sources and the rest from state funds. The home aids low risk juvenile offenders and will be matched by local funds. A public Feb 11 open house will honor John K. Wells for 30 years of agricultural service. Kevin Schaffer, 21, is named a cadet with the Huron County Sheriff's Department under a federal program to boost law enforcement contact with youth. Milan Melon Festival to elect officers at 8 p.m. Wednesday. real estate tax statements for 1978 due Feb 28 with early payment penalties. Oberlin Choir to perform a homecoming concert Feb 6 at Finney Chapel.

Huron County Shady Lane North Star Council of Governments Ed Leveritt Ohio John K. Wells South Central High School Greenwich Wells Norwalk Huron County Sheriff's Department Kevin Schaffer Monroeville John Borgia Huron County Treasurer's Office Oberlin Finney Chapel

Pope frames visit with support for poor in Mexico

In Cuilapam near Oaxaca, John Paul II rejected his prepared speech and pledged solidarity with indigenous and poor Mexicans. He told roughly 10,000 listeners that private property carries social responsibility, urged real measures to improve living conditions, and contrasted this stance with warnings against Marxism. He thanked Esteban Hernandez for speaking Zapotec and praised the crowd as heirs to noble ancestry.

Cuilapam Mexico UPI Holy Father Esteban Hernandez John Paulii John Paul I Oaxaca John Paul Viva Puebla Monte Alban Christ Hernandez

Hearst Freed Early as Carter Commutes Sentence

Patricia Hearst, 24, to be released from the Federal Youth Corrections Center after President Carter commutes her seven year term for bank robbery. Hearst plans a Bay Area reunion with her fiancé Bernard Shaw and says they will marry in a couple of months.

Pleasanton Calif UPI Patricia Hearst Federal Youth Corrections Center San Francisco SLA Bernard Shaw George Martinez San Francisco Bay Hillsborough Martinez Miss Hearst Shaw

Utilities Blast Ohio Coal Rules Hearings Rift Over Regional Coal

Ohio utility spokesmen told EPA hearings that forcing use of high sulfur Ohio coal would drive up consumer costs. CEI and Consol argued scrubbers raise prices and threaten reliability while asserting coal from nearby states could meet needs. Labor and officials contested regional coal limits as hearings addressed regional energy policy and potential layoffs amid sulur dioxide rules.

Sullivan Toledo Edison West Virginia Kentucky U.S. Epa Ohio James M. Friedman Cleveland Electric Illuminating EPA

Obituary for Clarence E Davis of New London

Clarence E. Davis, 78, of Third Street New London, died Monday at Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital. A North Fairfield-born printer and World War I Navy veteran, he was a longtime New London resident. He married Minnie 56 years and leaves five grandchildren, a daughter-in-law, and a son-in-law. Burial at Grove Street Cemetery with Masonic and American Legion honors.

New London Clarence E. Davis Third Street Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital North Fairfield Davis U. S. Navy First United Methodist Church Royal Arch Masons No Floral Lodge Broome- Wood American Legion Minnie Mildred Davis Norwalk Perry Bendler Parma Heights Marilyn Bendler Eugene Davis Eastman Funeral Home Allen Conway Grove Street Cemetery Broome-Wood

Jeep Recovered After Stolen Earlier in Willard

Police recovered a jeep abandoned at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards after it had been stolen from in front of Fazio's Restaurant. Owner Lynn Knott said he left the jeep running while he went inside to eat. The vehicle had been located previously at the Woodbine extension railroad yard.

Lynn Knott Woodbine

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