22 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1979
Page
1
Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith told about 40 people that Huron County could add a second judge without displacing other officials. He outlined cost shares, space needs, and the rise in litigation since 1973, urging support while noting political interest but stressing it’s a court issue.
An Akron woman received a $1 million judgment in Franklin County Common Pleas Court after claiming The Children of God cult pressured female members into sex seductive roles. Ana Elizabeth McManus, once a member 1972 to 1977, described leaders prescribing conduct and teaching “happy hookers for Jesus.”
Two Huron County residents Jean Rennert and Randall Deer filed a class action in Toledo District Court alleging welfare payments in the county fall below state minimum standards. Attorney John Coyne says Bennetts’ payment drops to 28 dollars for needs while shelter remains 58, risking welfare eligibility. The suit notes state reimbursement of about 75 percent and seeks a preliminary injunction to halt further reductions until trial.
A 14 year old Navajo girl in western New Mexico has a confirmed pneumonic plague case. She is in fair condition at Bernalillo County Medical Center in Albuquerque and is responding well to treatment, with officials noting early diagnosis.
Two babies died and four other children were hospitalized in critical condition from heat in a cramped unlicensed nursery with 92 degree interior temperature. Sixteen more children from the facility were being examined at Jackson Memorial Hospital as administrators described high fever lethargy crying and vomiting among the youngsters.
European Community leaders agreed to halt crude oil imports at 1978 levels for five years and commit substantial funds to nuclear energy programs. The announcement signals a shift toward energy self sufficiency and long term fuel diversification within the bloc.
Cleveland report lists Gold number seven White number seventy three Blue number eight hundred seventy three and win a thon number forty four thousand five hundred eighty four for this week’s drawing.
Partly cloudy tonight with a 20 percent shower chance Saturday and temperatures mid 50s to mid 70s. Births list includes Allen and Evelyn Cochrane a girl and others in Norwalk Willard and Pacifica. Deaths note Thomas Stump Willard Hodge J Edward Kiess. U.S. truck registrations total about 27 million, California has 2.7 million.
Betty and Robert O'Dell adopted Scott O'Dell, a nine year old with brain injury affecting motor control, after years of fostering others. Despite medical and financial hurdles, they describe deep parental commitment and the boy's progress from infancy to school-age resilience. Scott faced asthma, surgeries, and hospital stays yet remains spirited and determined. The family notes the doctor's early doubt contrasted by the pediatrician's belief he would not be retarded. The story underscores enduring themes of devotion, sacrifice, and the rewards of fostering handicapped children.
About 400 workers at Gould Corp Elastomer Products Division in Milan walked out after a late morning meeting at the Maple Tree Lounge. MESA, led by Ivan Melzak, cited the company’s suspension of a union local president as fueling a broad dispute over perceived unfair disciplinary actions against union leaders. Company officials offered no immediate comment.
London UPI reports former Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe and three co defendants were acquitted after nearly 15 hours of deliberation in a 31 day trial. The jurors ruled Thorpe innocent of charges he conspired to kill a man who claimed to be his former lover.
East Coast shortages push motorists to fill tanks early. Norwalk stations report heavy weekend demand. Operators cite limited allocations and planned early closings. Prices and hours vary by site as supply tightens. High demand and dwindling stocks raise concern over monthly quotas and Sunday closures.
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