Norwalk High principal McDonald resigns for Akron firm
Norwalk High School principal Frank McDonald, 37, will resign Aug 4 to join the Akron office of Bache Halsey Stewart and Shields as an account executive. He served 11 years in education with prior posts in Grand Valley and Southeast Local Schools in Ravenna. The board may promote from within as start of school nears.
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Frank McDonald
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
McDonald
Akron
Columbus
Grand Valley
Ravenna
Somoza names interim leader as Debayle flees to U.S.
Dr Francisco Urcuyo Mariano, president of Nicaragua's lower house, named interim head of state amid the war crisis. Former President Anastasio Somoza Debayle has fled to the United States. UPI photos show the men in the scene.
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Francisco Urcuyo Mariano
Congress
Anastasio Somoza Debayle
United States
UPI
Man in Kravitz kidnapping trial found sane at time
Cleveland sources report Michael G. Levine, 35, Lyndhurst, is awaiting trial August 13 on charges including aggravated murder and kidnapping in the Julius Kravitz case. A court psychiatrist said Levine was sane during the incident while co defendant faces related counts including attempted aggravated murder. Meanwhile Project LEARN releases findings showing about 47,000 Cleveland area adults cannot read or write, affecting employment and safety in daily life.
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Cleveland
UPI
Julius Kravitz
Phillip J. Resnick
Michael G. Levine
Lyndhurst
Levine
Kravitz
Georgene
Cleveland Area
Project Learn
Iraqi President resigns. Saddam Hussein to assume power
In Baghdad Ahmad Hassan Al Bakr, 65, resigns for health reasons and Gen. Saddam Hussein is announced as his successor. The shift signals no immediate change in Iraq’s hard line against the United States and peace efforts in the region.
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Iraq
UPI
Hagdad
United States
Ahmad Hassan al Bakr
Ira
Sadam Hussein
Columbus group forms to draft Kennedy for 1980 bid
The Columbus Committee for Democratic Alternatives is formed to draft Sen. Edward M. Kennedy as the Democratic nominee in 1980. Gary Adkins, a district legislative committeeman for the Machinists and Aerospace Workers, heads the effort.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Columbus Committee For Democratic Alternatives
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Democratic Party
Gary Adkins
Eenenenes Association of Machinists and Aerospace Orders
Mitgang Takes Helm of National Women's Political Caucus
Iris Mitgang of Orinda California begins a two year term as chairwoman signaling a planned push for political influence and change within the women’s movement as American women marshal new political energy.
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Cincinnati
UPI
National Women’s Political Caucus
Iris Mitgang
Orinda
Calif
LC Weather and Births and Deaths Summary
Partly cloudy to tonight with highs upper 70s and low 50s tonight. Mostly sunny Wednesday with highs upper 70s and 20 percent to near zero precipitation. Winds north to northeast about 10 mph tonight. Birth in Norwalk a boy to E Timm and Patricia Scott at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Death of Ruth Stoll in Wakeman at 78.
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Wedentey
Henan Sewan
E. Timm
Patricia Scott
Norwalk
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Now You Know by United Press International
The odds against a perfect bridge deal where all four hands are full suits are astronomical. If every person on earth were dealt 120 hands daily, a perfect deal would occur only about once in 62 trillion years.
Center's emergency counseling system fails again
The Norwalk area faces a repeated lapse in the Huron County mental health center’s emergency counseling service. Police could not reach Linn Center staff for hours while a distressed woman threatened death by her own actions. Court officials and center leaders acknowledge the failure, cite outdated contact lists, and report corrective changes to the system to prevent a recurrence.
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Huron County Mental Health Center
Richard Frost
George F. Linn Center
Fred Richards
Frost
Richards
City Law
Harold Freeman
Norwalk
Freeman
David Sommers
Linn Center
Larry Hadley
Hadley
Tin Turn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Isfield Neuro-Psychoiatric Hospital
Ohio panel weighed bypassing 648 Board over funds
The state of Ohio seriously considered diverting more than 300000 dollars from the Huron County Mental Health 648 Board to the George F Linn Center due to long standing agency disputes. Officials said the plan was dropped after meetings improved communication and the Linn Center contract was extended through October pending budget approval.
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Huron County Mental Health
648
George F. Linn Center
Fred Richards
John Keros
Tiffin
Huron County
Richards
648 Board
Huron County Mental Health Society
Linn Center
Columbus
Keres
Richard Frost
Huron County 648 Board
Frost
Linn Center Corp
Public buildings face 78 degree rule impacts on local business
Local managers and restaurant owners anticipate lower patronage as federal law requires thermostats no cooler than 78 degrees. Berry’s Restaurant owner Bob Berry notes discomfort will drive customers away, while Helen Aubiel of Kentucky Fried Chicken predicts more dining at home. Public agencies report minor effects on mail crews, with some offices already at 80 degrees and others adapting quickly.
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Berry
W. Main
Berry Helen Aubiel
Kentucky Fried Chicken
E. Main
New London
Village
Martha Stefns
Richard Wagner
Citizens Banking
Sandusky
Lawrence Barr
Norwalk Post Office
Mansfield Service Center
Barr
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Pat) Stoll
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United Press International
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Center
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