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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1977

Page

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County Leaders Eye Milan Avenue Move for Four Offices

Huron County Commissioners and three agencies may relocate to the vacant top floor of the Administration Building at 180 Milan Ave. The plan stems from a proposed Ohio Senate bill shifting motor vehicle tag duties to the auditor, prompting space needs. If space is rented to mental health services at $30,000 annually, the move may be halted.

Huron County Commissioners Huron County Administration Milan Ave Dan Gessner Milan Avenue Huron County Regional Planning Commission North Star Council of Governments Office of County Grantsman George Russell Gessner Ohio Senate Clerk of Courts North Star Council of Government

Amin's condition blamed on syphilis says Turnbull

Anthropologist Colin Turnbull told Cleveland audiences that Ugandan President Idi Amin's erratic conduct may result from tertiary syphilis. He cited doctors in Kampala describing Amin as in the last venereal disease stage and needing hospital care.

Cleveland UPI Idi Amin Colin Turnbull Africa Kampala Amin Turnbull Cleveland Natural History Museum

Severe Quake Levels Bucharest Buildings and Kills Hundreds

A 7.2 earthquake centered under the Carpathians demolished multi story blocks in Bucharest causing hundreds of deaths and widespread damage. Officials report state of emergency and disrupted communications as witnesses describe collapsed structures and rubble filled streets.

Bucharest Romania UPI Europe Rodica Kessler Carpathian Mountains U.S. Geological Survey Golden Colo Rome Moscow Nicolae Ceausecu Bucharest Radio Communist Party U.S State Department Washington Miss Kessler Josef Strebinger Vienna

Washingtonville to get HUD funds for water system repairs

Washingtonville Mayor Richard Kruegel said HUD advanced 279000 dollars toward a 1200000 dollar emergency water system repair project. The move taps into an 800000 dollar HUD emergency fund allocated for Ohio to address three weeks of overflowing toilets and sinks and contaminated water.

Washingtonville, Ohio UPI Washingtonville Richard Kruegel U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department Ohio HUD

Rhodes endorses Art Modell for anything he wants

Governor James Rhodes said he would endorse Art Modell for anything he wants but did not commit to appearing on a statewide ballot with Modell. Modell floated possibly running for lieutenant governor on a Rhodes led Republican ticket, while Rhodes left open whether he will run again next year.

Rhodes

Weather, marriages, births in Norwalk area report

Windy colder weather with snow flurries possible tonight and Sunday. Lows near 28, highs upper 30s to low 40s. 30 percent precip. Southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Friday 54 to 35. Humidity readings and sunrise sunset provided. Marriage licenses issued for four couples in Norwalk New London and Plymouth. Two births reported: a girl born to Bolda family in Berlin Heights and a girl to Mosley family in Willard.

Callers react to Carter call-in event and policy questions

A sampling of reader voices during a Friday call-in with President Carter covers energy, Panama Canal, taxes, jobs for youth, welfare, crime, medical doctors, and government spending. Voters are urged to decide on a state legislature measure for county licensing tag issuance.

Carter Panama Canal America Africa United States

Crosby Buried by Fall Dodges Serious Harm

Bing Crosby, 72, was recovering in Antington Memorial Hospital after a 20 foot fall into an orchestra pit during a benefit show. Doctors kept him one more night for soreness though he remained in good condition. Bob Hope called Crosby the luckiest man alive after the accident.

Pasadena Calif UPI Bing Crosby Antington Memorial Hospital Crosby Bob Hope Ambassador College Hope Bing Rosemary Clooney Paul Anka Debbie Reynolds the Mills Brothers Bette Midler Pearl Bailey Otta

Noalk The Walt Disney film Blackbeard's Ghost Showings

The movie Blackbeard's Ghost will be shown at 8 tonight and 2 PM Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.

Towne and Country Regional Art Center

No Booze For Coal Miner In Mountain Rescue

Ronald Adley, 37, trapped in Brookside Mountain since Tuesday after a water breach in Kocher Coal Co. mine, awaits rescue with 21 feet of coal to cut. He subsists on candy bars and soup through a pipe while seven coworkers are missing. officials refuse alcohol per state law and health concerns.

Tower City UPI Ronald Adley Brookside Mountain Kocher Coal Co Adley Department of Environmental Resources

Nostalgic New Dealers Recall the New Deal Era

About 900 aging former New Deal workers gathered at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington to mark FDR's inauguration anniversary. Speakers, including Tommy Corcoran and Benjamin Cohen, praised the era's compassionate programs while attendees shared personal memories from the WPA, Federal Arts Project, and other alphabet agencies.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Jennings Randolph D-W.va House of Representatives Grace Tully Roosevelt UPI NRA WPA SEC PWA TVA Nya Mayflower Hotel Franklin D Roosevelt Fdr Thomas Tommy Corcoran Benjamin V. Cohen Daniel Creamer New York Henrietta Works’ Progress Administration Philadelphia Julius Davidson Harvard Federal Arts Project Curtis Roosevelt United Nations Secretariat White House

Monroeville Man Wins 26000 in Lottery Draw

Cliff Jolly of Thomas Road Monroeville won 26000 in Ohio Lottery double play drawing in Cleveland. He wore a red blazer. his ticket had won 5000 two weeks earlier. He plans to pay bills and take a vacation with his wife. they buy tickets weekly at Pick-N-Pay in Sandusky.

Monroeville Cliff Jolly Thomas Road Jolly Cleveland Hyatt Sandusky Mrs. Jolly Dottie McKenzie

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