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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

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Ohio Senate to consider helmet law repeal

Ohio House approves bill repealing adult motorcycle helmet requirement. Provisions for city limit helmet use and noise limits were removed. Final version requires riders to wear eye protection. NASHVILLE: waitress Tommy Gaebler sues Hank Williams Jr. and Warner Bros. Records for $1 million over album cover depicting her with two men.

Columbus UPI Ohio Senate House Nashville, Tenn Hank Williams Jr Tommy Gaebler Williams Warner Bros. Records

New York City May Get Morning Paper The Trib

Leonard Saffir says 10 backers pledge 10 million to launch The Trib with Buckley Simon and Case among listed directors. In Ohio, Sheriff John Borgia says he probably will not seek another term in 1980, citing long service and plans for succession.

New York UPI New York City The Trib Leonard Saffir James Buckley Buckley Treasury William Simon William J. Case Securities and Exchange Commission John Borgia Huron County Borgia Stanley Gary McKinley Willard Senate Scribner Fauver Elyria

Lefebvre defies papal ban ordains 14 rebel priests

Dissident Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre absolves no rivals while stating he seeks to be a good Catholic. His spokesmen reiterated the 71 year old French prelate will not establish a separate church after ordaining 14 priests in defiance of a papal ban.

ECONE Switzerland UPI Marcel Lefebvre Lefebvre

Robert Hall closes 364 stores amid union dispute

The Robert Hall clothing chain ends 37 years as a no frills retailer closing 364 outlets. Unions call the shutdown a lockout affecting about 5,000 employees. parent United Merchants cites dwindling sales and a $42 million annual loss, with $100 million lost since mid 1974.

New York UPS Robert Hall Clothing No Frills’ Haberdasher United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc Robert Hall United Merchants

Ohio clinic seeks 32 bed expansion as hearing opens

An Ohio Department of Health hearing began on a request by New London Medical Service Group to expand its private clinic with a 32 bed addition estimated at 928000 dollars. The Toledo Health Service Agency recommended denial, citing no need. Clinic officials say occupancy has been 105 percent since January 1 and many doctors seek staff positions. The hearing runs through Friday.

Columbus UPI Ohio Department of Health New London Medical Service Group Huron County Clinic Health Department Toledo Health Service Agency

Weather Outlook Showers Then Clearing With Cooler Friday

Showers or thunderstorms likely this afternoon and tonight with a 70 percent chance of rain. Lows near 65 tonight, clearing and cooler Friday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Winds turn westerly to northwesterly at 15 to 25 mph, higher near storms. Temperatures Wednesday 80 to 55, humidity varying through the day. Sunrise 5 57, sunset 9 05, moonrise 8 32, moonset 5 43. Marriage license applications include Marty R. Collins and Brenda D. Gibson. Births include a Norwalk and Plymouth area pair. Death notes Miss Amelia Miller, 84, Bellevue.

Love Is cartoonist's widow expecting late husband's baby

Kim Casali, widow of Roberto Casali and creator of Love Is, is pregnant via deep-freeze sperm bank and artificial insemination after Roberto's death from cancer. The couple, who lived in Weybridge, produced two sons before his February 1976 death.

London UPI Kim Casali Roberto Kim Grove Los Angeles Roberto Casali Cancer Kim Dario Stefano

New Money For Tribe Boosts Indians Finance Plan

Ted Stepien, part owner and advertising executive, said he is pushing to raise about 5 million from roughly 45 current owners to pay off a bank loan and stabilize the team. He said he and Ted Bonda lined up five investors and aim for five more at 500 000 each, opposing an 8 million outside bid. He plans to increase his investment and wants a say in reorganization to keep the club in the current group.

Cleveland UPI Ted Stepien Cleveland Indians Stepien Ted Bonda

Indictment: Seidel Charged in Murder Conspiracy Case

Charles H Seidel 21 of North Fairfield indicted by grand jury for conspiracy to murder his wife after being accused of hiring a hitman. Arrest followed a tip from the would be killer. Also indicted were Carl F Rendlen and Phillip A Kerr for grand theft involving a modular home forklift.

Charles H. Seidel Seidel North Fairfield Sheriff’s Department Carl F. Rendlen Phillip A. Kerr Rendlen E. Seminary St Kerr E. Monroe St

Carter Shuts Down B1 Bomber Program

President Carter announced the suspension of further B1 bomber production while maintaining testing. He urged Congress to back his plan and backed expanding cruise missile development and air launched deployment while preserving the Triad defense strategy.

Washington UPI Carter Congress United States

Riverside Girl Scout Abduction Sparks Manhunt Near Bradenton

A 15yearold Girl Scout was dragged from a state park camp and later called her father from Pirates City training camp saying she would be freed. Police questioned 70 minor league players, with no sighting of the abductor or vehicle. A $1000 reward was posted for clues as search efforts continue.

Sarasota Fla UPI Pittsburgh Pirates Richard Grosse Florida Power and Light Co Sarasota County Jimmy Hardcastle Hardcastle Charlotte Grosse Bradenton FBI Grosse Nokomis Manatee County Oscar Scherer State Park Grosse Sisters

Golf Course Graffiti Spur Miami Police Pursuit

Miami investigators used aerial photos soil tests and car tracings to identify a suspect after a driver damaged the city golf course by carving figure eights into the turf. A serial number on debris led to a police fleet vehicle and grass samples matched the undercarriage.

Miami UPI Miami Police Department

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Sues N. Y By David Rau 13Th Erie Lorain Harry V. Jump Jump Ohio Marie Tansey Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation Stan Madison Wis Dane County Archie Simonson Simonson New London Hospital Marty R. Collins Plymouth U.S Brenda D. Gibson New Haven Allen and Evelyn Cochrane Norwalk Boy Raymond and Marjorie Chapin Providence Robert and Lori Starkey Amelia Miller Bellevue Weybridge England Air Force Soviet Union Congressional Charlotte Eleanor James Widman Wayne Goodsite Widman Charlotte County Tim Hohman
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