Penny Lilly Defies Odds In Ohio High School Life
Penny Lilly, legally blind with 20-200 vision, is senior captain of the cheerleaders at Cuyahoga Heights High School. She academics honors, works as a cashier, and participates in homecoming, dates, swimming, and biking with friends. Penny plans to pursue a job after graduation.
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Cuyahoga Heights High School
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Worcester
Florida
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Cleveland Society of the Blind
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State of
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Cleveland
Traditionalist Archbishop Lefebvre Challenges Pope in Rome
About 1,000 Roman nobility gathered at Elvina Pallavicini’s 350 year old palace to hear Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre denounce liturgical reforms and call senior priests “practically Communists.” He warned he does not want to die a Protestant.
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Young stands firm as Goldwater calls for removal
UPI reports U N Ambassador Andrew Young says he retains Carter confidence despite controversy. Goldwater after White House meeting says Young should never have been appointed and accuses him of speaking too freely on world governance. He criticizes any leader, white or black, telling other nations how to run their governments.
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Demonstrators Press Ohio Meditation Bill in Capitol Rotunda
About 40 flag waving protesters gathered in the Capitol Rotunda to back two Ohio General Assembly bills mandating a daily meditation period before classes. Leader Rita Warren from Brockton said the group will stay or sleep in the capitol if needed. Protesters hailed from Cleveland Mansfield Youngstown and Columbus and billed the action Wake Up America.
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Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Procession Across London
Queen Elizabeth rode in a golden coach to St Pauls Cathedral for a national thanksgiving service marking 25 years on the throne. Tens of thousands lined a two mile route from Buckingham Palace as security limited close contact during the prolonged stroll.
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Couple marries in hospital after burn accident
Lincoln couple Tom and Cindy Mitchell wed at First Plymouth Congregational Church after Tom, a 25 year old Ashland High School teacher, was burned while pouring gasoline on yard debris. Doctors permitted a brief discharge from St Elizabeths Community Health Center for the ceremony.
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Cindy Mitchell
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Ashland
Cindy Simon
First Plymouth Congregational Church
Large black cat sighted near Ada by area game protectors
ADA Ohio reports a large black feline seen by Hardin and Hancock county game protectors, with no livestock kills reported in the Ada area. Protectors Gary Braun and Brad Lindsey could not confirm if the cat is the same one blamed for 141 sheep killed last month in Allen County.
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Ohio
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Hancock Counties
Allen County
Hardin County
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Hancock County
Brad Lindsey
Braun
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Weather and notices from Fon The Record June 7 1977
Weather forecast clear tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s and fair Wednesday with highs 65 to 70. 10 percent precipitation tonight and Wednesday. North winds 15 to 25 mph tonight. Marriage license applications list six couples including Larry R French and Valerie A Bell. Death notices for Orcie C Beck 66 Willard Margaret E Herner 69 Huron and Franklin E Skinner 53 Norwalk.
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Wakeman
Farmer
Valerie A. Bell
Stewart F. Mattlage
Norwalk
Tamara J. Wise
Bellevue
Duane L. Champion
Beatrice Jarrett
Daniel R. Hipp
Helen A. Kluding
Beautician
Orcie C. Beck
Willard
Margaret E. Herner
Huron
Franklin E. Skinner
Recalled Doorman Lulas to Leave Norwalk for Greece
Towne and Country Theatre doorman George Lulas, 84, a Norwalk fixture since 1949, will depart June 14 for Crete. A farewell party is planned at the theater, with hopes to recover his lost diamond ring from the Strawberry Festival. In a separate case, Ronald Young, 22, Townsend Ave., was indicted for aggravated murder in the fatal attack on Arthur Dillon, 49, E Main St. Young faces life imprisonment and a $25,000 fine if convicted. Bond set at $100,000 cash and $200,000 property was postponed after a court meeting.
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Norwalk
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Tom Phillips
Towne and Country
Phillips
Ronald Young
Huron County
Young
Townsend Ave
Arthur Dillon
E. Main St
Fred Lau
Donald Ratliff
Robert Smith
Richard Hauser
Smith
William Owens
Hauser
Dillon
Penn Central
Firelands
Hester Street
Norwalk Debates 2.9 Million City Budget Tonight
Norwalk faces a 2.9 million dollar city budget with a 300000 dollar increase over 1977. Mayor Goodsite notes a possible quarter percent income tax hike if a voter referendum succeeds, needing 352 signatures by June 16 to place the issue on the ballot.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
James Eldridge
E. Main St
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General Fund
Mitchell Surly With Reporters Outside Court
Haldeman appeared friendly while John Mitchell was cold as Sirica sentenced them to jail for the Watergate cover up. Mitchell faced possible Allenwood or other prison while Haldeman spoke with reporters about a forthcoming book and his daughter's graduation. Both left amid questions from press and marshals, with Mitchell silent and wary.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPI
H.R. Haldeman
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U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
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Haldeman
Richard Ixon
Aldeman
Lompoc
Hisos Angeles
Allenwood
Pennsylvania
Gordon Liddy
John Ehrlichman
Nixon
Supreme Court
Ableman
Richard Nixon
High Court
EHOVE Student Burned in Auto Shop Accident
Carl Varney of Bellevue, EHOVE Vocational School student, was burned in the auto body shop at Milan school Monday afternoon. He is in satisfactory condition at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Officials do not yet know what caused the fire as students were cleaning the shop before dismissal. No structural damage occurred. Milan fire department and rescue squad assisted. Varney was transported by ambulance.
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Carl Varney
Bellevue
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Ohioans Vote on School Levy in Northmor District
Ohio residents went to the polls today on 192 school financial packages with the largest operating levy in Northmor school district Morrow County a 13 mill levy was on the ballot with voters deciding on the measure.
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Norwalk Tonight City Council Meets at 7:30
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 tonight in council chambers to discuss upcoming agenda items and local approvals.
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