Bratenahl Brings Delay to Cleveland School Merger
In a US Supreme Court related stay, Bratenahl’s bid to block the Cleveland school system merger gains time as the state high court postpones the order. Ohio production worker payrolls rose eight percent in May from 1977 and for the first five months of 1978, with employment up slightly and hours up modestly.
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Cleveland
UPS
Bratenahl
U.S. Supreme Court
Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research
Lake Erie Rises 7 Inches From Last Year At This Time
Lake Erie is about seven inches higher than a year ago and about 18 inches above the long-term average, per the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Detroit. Ron Wilshaw notes the lake’s trend has been downward recently, with depth mainly driven by precipitation in the Great Lakes region.
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Detroit
UPI
Lake Erie
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ron Wilshaw
Corps
Great Lakes
Ohio Lottery Funds Boost State Revenue Total
Ohio Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reports the latest transfer from the Ohio Lottery Fund brings the general revenue fund to 37.1 million for the fiscal period ending June 30, with 30 percent of gross revenues allotted to the fund and the rest to prizes and operating costs.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Revenue Fund
Ohio Lottery
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ohio Lottery Fund
Ohio Lottery Commission
Weather and noting births and deaths for The Record July 3 1978
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a low near 60 and highs 75 to 80. Precipitation chances 60 percent today 20 percent tonight and Tuesday. Northeast to north winds near 10 mph tonight. Sunday temperatures 65 to 58. Rainfall 0.74 inches Sunday. Temperatures a year ago 81 to 99. Sunrise 5 59 am Sunset 9 04 pm. BIRTHS Alan and Christine Goodfellow Norwalk girl Fisher Titus Bernard and Karen Hartman Bellevue boy Fisher-Titus Raymond and Kathleen Shaw Clyde boy Fisher Michael and Anna DeWitt Willard girl Willard Area Hospital. DEATHS William B. Van Zoest 43 Willard David A. Rath 34 rural Shelby Luther R. Fetters 85 Youngstown Ariz formerly of Plymouth B W Tat Wilcox 72 Willard Mary E Homan 80 Monroeville Tonya Marie Livengood 8 Lorain Homer William Clem Bucyrus Bettie D Butler Wakeman There were seven Cleopatras who ruled Egypt at one time or another and they were Greeks not Egyptians.
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Alan and
Christine Goodfellow
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
Bernard
Karen Hartman
Bellevue
Fisher- Titus
Raymond and
Kathleen Shaw
Clyde
Michael and
Anna DeWitt
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
William B. van Zoest
David A. Rath
Shelby
Luther R. Fetters
Youngstown
Ariz
Plymouth
B.W
Tat) Wilcox
Mary £. Homan
Monroeville
Tonya Marie Livengood
Lorain
Homer William Clem
Bucyrus
Bettie D. Butler
Wakeman
Commissioners Clash Over Mental Health Transition and Politics
William Owens, president of the 648 Board, accuses Huron County commissioners of playing politics as they clash with the Linn Corp over taking over mental health services. The tense morning session at the administration building included talks with Linn Corp, the state mental health department, and the Mental Health Society, but no agreement was reached.
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William Owens
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Owens
George F. Linn Corp
Tiffin State Hospital
Carabin
Tiffin
Linn Corp
Huron County Administration
Milan Avenue
648 Board
State Mental Health Department
Huron County Mental Health Society
Society
Hauser
Huron County
Richard Hauser
County
Salvation Army
Main Street
A.J. Baltes
U.S. 20 West
Larry Hadley
The
County Administration
Mental Health Society
Roy Palm
Commission
John Keros
State Department of Mental Health
Keros
Henry Young
Young
Young and Society
Jeanette Parkhurst
Society Board
Mental Health Center
Enforcement Efforts Bring Small Benefit to 55 MPH Limit
United Press International reports that state police speed limit enforcement during the Fourth of July weekend yielded only a small drop in traffic deaths. Texas led fatalities with 28, California 19, and several states in the low teens as Operation CARE spanned 44 states. A fatal Ohio crash near Montpelier left three women dead after a rear collision with a parked car.
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Texas
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Richard Grimmett
Operation Care
National Safety Council
California
Alabama
Virginia
Mississippi
New York
Missouri
Florida
Ohio
Wisconsin
Montpelier
U.S
City Moves To Annex NBC Store
Norwalk filed petitions with Huron County Commissioners to annex 53 acres north of town including the NBC department store. Mayor Wayne Goodsite says 13 of 16 owners have signed, with a few houses in area and businesses such as a discotheque and used car lot. Public hearing first step. process expected in six to seven months.
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Norwalk
Huron County Commissioners
NBC Department
U.S. 250
Plank Road
N&w
Gallup Road
Lais Road
Wayne Goodsite
NBC
Goodsite
Norwalk Fourth of July Parade Aims Attract 100 Units
Lions Parade launches Norwalk's free celebration at 10 a.m. with 100 plus units assembling near Norwalk High School. The route goes west on Main, south on Benedict, out to the fairgrounds for judging and awards after the Drum and Bugle Corps. Bands from local schools perform, including Norwalk and Huron High Schools, the parade marks the Strawberry Festival queen's appearance and features floats, color guards, antique cars, and horse units. Lions sell $1 tickets during the events.
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Norwalk
Morgan Jones
Norwalk High School
Main Street
Benedict Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Fairgrounds
Paul Laycock
Roger Waite
Jones
St. Paul Catholic School
Huron High School
Lions Club
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Baltimore Sun
Lev Almazov
Washington
Israel
Jerusalem
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Egypt
Walter Mondale
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