Twins Separated in Historic 1642-Hour Operation
Elisa and Lisa Hansen, born conjoined at the skull, were separated after a record length surgery. The girls, now returning to Ogden, Utah, move apart yet face months of skull reconstruction and years of development ahead. Parents David and Patricia Hansen praise the team and look toward a future for their daughters.
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Ogden
Utah
Elisa
Lisa
David
Patricia Hansen
Steven Minton
Minton
Hansens
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Lists
Hospital admissions include Nanette Moscioni of Norwalk Joe Cook of New London Thomasine Hormell of Norwalk John Schroeder of Norwalk Pamela Webb of Norwalk Mark Jackson of Norwalk Jacqueline Powers of Norwalk Virginia Bright of Norwalk Dianna Honeker of Norwalk Frank Salabank of Norwalk Verlie Oney of New London Ronald Fey of Norwalk. Discharges include Ruth Crouch and daughter Norwalk Zelma Day Milan Catherine Doughty and daughter Norwalk William Ely Norwalk Tony Hall Greenwich David Lorenzo Norwalk Elmer Link Norwalk Mose Montgomery Willard Virgil Oney Greenwich John Rapalee Norwalk Edith Smith Norwalk Denise Swartz Norwalk Patricia Thomas and daughter New London Denise Wheeler Wakeman John Youngless Norwalk.
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Nanette Moscioni
Norwalk
Joe Cook
New London
Thomasine Hormell
John Schroeder
Pamela Webb
Mark Jackson
Jacqueline Powers
Virginia Bright
Dianna Honeker
Frank Salabank
Verlie Oney
Ronald Fey
Ruth Crouch
Zelma Day
Milan
Catherine Doughty
William Ely
Tony Hall
Greenwich
David Lorenzo
Elmer Link
Mose Montgomery
Willard
Virgil Oney
John Rapalee
Edith Smith
Denise Swartz
Patricia Thomas
Denise Wheeler
Wakeman
John Youngless
House committee OKs gas rationing plan
The House Commerce Committee approved a Carter energy bill to authorize a gasoline rationing plan for emergencies. It would let the president design and implement rationing if shortages reach 20 percent, with states facing targets at 10 percent and possible mandatory programs. The bill limits Congress review to one more round and suggests optional carless days, minimum purchases, and tanking restrictions.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Commerce Committee
New editor Craig Vollmer named Reflector managing editor
Craig Vollmer, a newspaperman of over 20 years and 48 years old, is named managing editor of the Reflector. He arrives from Oklahoma after recent work on New England papers and will relocate to Norwalk with his wife and 14-year-old son after selling their New He home. He succeeds Jerry Rosen, who moved to the Syracuse Post-Standard.
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Craig Vollmer
The
Reflector
Vollmer
Oklahoma
New England
Norwalk
Houston
Tex
U.S. Navy
Michigan
Illinois
New England States
Jerry Rosen
Syracuse
N.Y
Post- Standard
Tyro police chief guilty of inducing panic
Tyro police chief Michael Little was found guilty on two counts of inducing a panic after a five and a half hour jury deliberation in Crawford County Municipal Court. He faced four charges for telephoned threats to Buckeye Central Schools in January and February. a third threat to Superintendent Sherry Lahr was found not guilty and a fourth charge was dismissed. Sentencing was delayed to July 25, with plans to appeal stated by Little's attorney.
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Bucyrus, Ohio
UPJ
Crawford County
Tyro
Michael Little
Little
Buckeye Central
Sherry Lahr
John Bender
Bender
Simone Weil elected first president of Strasbourg assembly
Simone Weil, former French health minister, was elected as the first president of the 410 member European Parliament in Strasbourg on the second ballot. The 52 year old politician now leads the parliamentary body.
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Simone Weil
Strasbourg
UPI
Army lieutenant promoted from Norwalk unit in Germany
Steven R. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Carey G Smith of Peru Plena Road Norwalk was promoted to Army first lieutenant while serving as a squadron supply officer with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Fulda Germany He received his commission through officer candidate school and earned a 1976 bachelor degree from Ohio Northern University Smith entered the Army in December 1976.
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Steven R. Smith
Carey]g. Smith
Peru-Plena Road
Norwalk
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Fulda
Germany
Ohio Northern University
Smith
Army
Town adopts Carter energy bond plan in small Georgia town
Gay town council, 45 miles south of Atlanta in Meriwether County, voted unanimously to invest $10,000 of saved funds into energy bonds after President Carter's energy speech. The move follows surplus money and a push to action during a Monday night meeting. Council members praised the president and cited patriotism and inflation concerns.
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GAY, Gay
UPI
Carter
Gay
Tom Walker
IBM
Eleanor Mann
Atlanta
Meriwether County
Immunization Clinic at Huron County Health Dept
An immunization clinic will be held at the Huron County Health Department from 3 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday. It serves anyone 18 years or younger and requires a parent or legal guardian to accompany the child. Students should be immunized before school begins next month.
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Huron County Health Department
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Keener
Wiener
Chuck
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Sandusky, Ohio
Don Juan
John Dingell
D-Mich
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Energy Subcommittee
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University Hospital
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L.s.-Norwalk
Cleveland Rd
London
Huron County Bank
National Association
Norwalk, Ohio
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