Roy Palm Home After Heart Attack Battle in Cleveland Clinic
Huron County Commissioner Roy Palm returned to North Fairfield after open heart surgery in Cleveland Clinic and a month of required rest. Two juvenile brothers, ages 15 and 16, were arrested for breaking into Valley Beach Park clubhouse and taking pop and candy bars, later released to parents. Two boys aged six and seven were turned over to Juvenile Court after a false fire alarm at an apartment at 63 Spring St, with no fire found.
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Huron County
Roy Palm
North Fairfield
Cleveland Clinic
Palm
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Chris Keller
Valley Beach Park
Norwalk
Huron County Juvenile Court
Melvin Shipley
Spring St
Folger Cuts Ground Coffee Price 30 Cents
Folger Coffee Co. reduced wholesale ground coffee price by 30 cents to 3.68 a pound effective immediately, citing declines in imported green coffee. The move follows a 75 cent cut since May 12 and may not trigger actions by other major roasters.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Folger Coffee Co
Procter & Gamble
Folger
Toledo group urges self insurance to curb health costs
A Toledo area coalition testified before the House Insurance Committee that rising health costs are wrecking school and city budgets. The 21 member group pressed a bill to let them form a self insurance plan, claiming annual savings of about 660000 with 240000 of that from reduced Blue Cross interest.
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Columbus
UPI
Toledo
House
Blue Cross
Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire Claims 162 Lives
The May 28 1977 blaze at the Beverly Hills Supper Club in Southgate Kentucky caused 162 deaths. Faulty wiring and patrons ignoring initial warnings contributed. the National Fire Prevention and Control Administration released an 11 page preliminary report noting flames spread through combustible ceiling tile and wood beneath fireproof coverings after a 1972 remodel.
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Washington
UPI
Cincinnati
National Fire Prevention and Control Administration
Beverly Hills
Southgate
Weather and notices from Norwalk area today
Weather: variable clouds warm and humid with a 40 percent chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Lows in mid 60s and highs in the lower 80s. Winds west 10 to 15 mph. Marriage licenses and births and deaths listed for Monroeville Bellevue Norwalk Willard Greenwich Granville.
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Jerrold D. Beck
Monroeville
Sherry L. Geiss
Gerald B. Strock
Bellevue
Joyce K. Killion
David L. Garrett
Norwalk
Loretta Diringer
James H. Lamer
Granville
Mich
Cynthia B Sharpless
Willard
Randy Miller
New London
Castro plotted 1969 raid on Nixon Florida home
Columnist Jack Anderson quoted intelligence sources on Fidel Castro's contingency plan to send frogmen to blow up Richard Nixon's Key Biscayne residence in 1969. The plan reportedly aimed to target the security complex and included recruiting a Cuban-American servant inside the compound. No known attempt occurred.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Anderson
Fidel Castro
Richard Nixon
Key Biscayne Bay
Fla
Anderson
Florida
Castro
Nixon
United Nations
Lazara Eddy Espinosa Bonet
Nixon Compound
Bombs traced to Sheller Globe workers in Norwalk
Sheller Globe in Norwalk admits recent explosions were caused by unauthorized use of company materials by some employees. Disciplinary action announced, details withheld. Police consult Law Director and Prosecutor on possible prosecution while city weighs next steps.
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Norwalk
Sheller Globe
Donald H. Monson
Ronald Freeman
Huron County
Richard Hauser
Monson
Toledo
Elmer McGuckin
Stokley van Camp
Shelter Globe
Ptl
Ralph Braker
Freeman
Hauser
Service and Safety
Melvin Shipley
Norwalk Wins Federal Grant for $1 Million Water Line
Norwalk will use a $464,000 federal grant to fund part of a $1,012,250 raw water line from the East Branch of the Huron River to Memorial Lake. The project spans 18 to 24 months in three stages, including a 16 inch main, a pumping station, and a small dam.
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Norwalk
Huron River
Memorial Lake
City Finance
Vernis George
George
Federal Economic Development Administration
John Glenn
Washington, D.C
James Widman
West Main Street
Ohio 61
Widman
Toledo
Finksbeiner, Pettis and Strout, Ltd
Norwalk Creek
Von Braun Dies A Pioneer In Space Exploration
Wernher von Braun aged 65 died of colon cancer at Alexandria Hospital after a long illness. He led the rocket team that orbited America’s first satellite and later helped launch Apollo missions as the “father of the Saturns.” He retired from NASA in 1972 to Fairchild Industries and remained active in space advocacy. The funeral was held Thursday with family and close friends.
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Washington
UPI
Wernher von Braun
London
Alexandria
von Braun
America
Alan Lovelace
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Rural Ohio Republicans feel left out of party leadership
UPI reports Ohio GOP Chairman Earl Barnes says rural Republicans feel excluded from decision making. He plans direct talks with county leaders and seeks rural leadership roles in the central committee after taking the chair last month.
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Barnes
Hamilton County
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Ohio
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Greenwich
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State Department
Espinosa Bonet
Cuba
U.S
United States
Anna Hirschberg
Mrs. Hirschberg
Ridgewood
N.J
Wayne Goodsite
City Council
National Arronautics and Space Administration
Fairchild Industries
Germantown
API Telephoto
Pierre Trudeau
Justin
Michel
Sacha
Margaret
Ottawa
Canada
Trudeaus
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