GIs in Germany live in dollar poverty says corporal
American Cpl Michael Pugh and his family endure two bedroom attic quarters in Frankfurt while the dollar’s decline reduces pay to poverty level. He earns 750 dollars monthly, all spent on rent and living costs, calling welfare in Ohio a better life. His tour ends in November with no reenlistment.
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Rhodes seeks fourth term as Ohio governor in 1978 race
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes, the nation's oldest governor at 68, declares his bid for a unprecedented fourth four year term. He outlines unity across parties, previews campaigns in Dayton and Cincinnati, and notes a new running mate process under a new election law.
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Lugar plans corn burning for power feasibility test
Plainfield Indiana Senator Richard Lugar proposes burning corn with coal to generate electricity during a coal shortage. Public Service Indiana will conduct federally funded lab tests at Babcock Wilcox Alliance Ohio plant. If successful, PSI will trial the process at a generating unit.
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Weather Brief and Local Notices March 4 1978
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with lows near 10 and highs around 30. 10 percent precipitation chance tonight and Sunday. West to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Friday temperatures 25 to 5 with 0.02 inch expected. Sunrise 6 56 am Sunset 6 22 pm. Marriage license: James B MacMullin Elyria and Ruth E Ross Norwalk. Birth: Robert and Pam Mead Milan a girl. Death: John Patton 78 Collins.
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Longtime Norwalk Lawyer Dies At 90
Earl S. Miller age 90 a prominent Huron County lawyer and former judge died at Norwalk Memorial Home. A Canton native he studied at Hiram and Wooster graduating in 1914. He practiced law in Norwalk since 1919 and led Miller Miller and Miller Attorneys at Law with his sons. He was active in Freemasonry Elks Eagles Moose Odd Fellows and the Huron County Bar Association. He is survived by a son Myron a daughter Pauline Spoerr seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral plans to be announced by Kubach Smith with memorials to the Heart Association.
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Pauline) Spoerr
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Edna) Erickson
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Two Ohio Liquor Agents Found Guilty of Bribery
In Hamilton County Court a jury convicted Otis Greer of Cincinnati and Sylvester Houston of Canton of perjury and taking bribes from Mann's Lounge owner. A third man, Horace Huston of Walnut Hills, was convicted of perjury and aiding and abetting the others. The bribes totaling $120 were alleged to have been paid in December 1976 and January 1977.
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Drug Pusher in Every Home Says Mike Reardon
Mike Reardon warns that TV ads push drugs into homes and that the modern medicine cabinet holds many substances. He describes his work in Norwalk as drug services coordinator, counseling parents and youths, and advocating safer choices while stressing physical health. Reardon has a varied background including work with CAP, juvenile court, and youth facilities, and he stresses questioning the need for medications and the risks of mixing substances.
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