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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1976

Page

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Huron County Officials Face Salary Boosts Under New Bill

A proposed Ohio House bill Sub. HR 784 would raise Huron County official salaries for 14 classes with large increases for roles such as sheriff and prosecutor. Projections show automatic annual raises to 1984 and delays for auditors, aiming to attract competent candidates amid rising living costs.

Huron County Deering Ohio House Senate Fred Deering Monroeville House

Willard Star Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy

Willard 6-foot-2 senior Rod Colt, the WILLARD-Class AA District Player of the Year, was rushed to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy after his appendix ruptured. He will likely miss next weekend's district tournament as Greg Chaffins moves into the lineup at Ashland College Thursday.

Willard Rod Colt Crimson Flash Cok Greg Chaffins

Rhodes Signs School Discipline Reform Measure

Gov. James A. Rhodes signed legislation directing boards of education to adopt guidelines for suspension expulsion and removal of pupils by Sept. 1 effective June 4. The measure stems from a 1973 Columbus case and aligns due process standards with Supreme Court rulings.

Columbus UPS James A. Rhodes U.S. Supreme Court Boards of Education

New Government Backed Light Bulb Promises Big Energy Savings

Washington officials say a government aided light bulb will cut power use by about 70 percent and could last up to 10 years. The device aims to reduce electric bills and burn injuries while increasing user convenience.

Washington UPI Rey Energy Research and Development Administration

Weather Glance for Fon The Record March 6 1976

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with lows in the lower 20s and highs in the upper 30s. 20 percent precipitation chance tonight and Sunday. Winds W to SW 10 to 20 mph. Friday temps 58 to 29. Humidity readings through the day. Sunrise and sunset times listed. Moonrise at 9:36 a.m. Birth notice for a Norwalk girl born to Mr and Mrs William Fulner. Death notices for Christina B Rummel aged 92 in Collins and James F Michael aged 68 in Norwalk.

William Fulner Norwalk Christina B. Rummel Collins James F. Michael

Do You Think Sonny and Cher Are Putting On An Act

Friday readers weighed in on Sonny and Cher with mixed views. Some called the act obvious while others argued Cher and Sonny might reconcile. Readers were invited to vote yes or no by calling a number before midnight.

Sonny and Cher Sonny and Cher CBS Sonny Paceian The American Bar Association

Senators Repay Gifts From Gulf Oil Probe Widens

Gulf Oil asks senators to return illegal contributions dating back to the 1960s. John Heinz and Howard Baker acknowledged receipts. Heinz to return funds. Scott Humphrey, Hatfield, Brock, Long, and others respond with varying records and intentions.

Cheryl Arvidson Washington UPI Gulf Oil Corp John Heinz R-Pa Gulf Howard Baker R-Tenn Bill Brock R Tenn Mark Hatfield R-Ore Russell Long D-La Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Heinz Asas Scott Humphrey Baker Long Brock Hatfield Henry Jackson D-Wash Wilbur Mills D-Ark

Ohio Closes Local Draft Boards Amid Budget Cuts

Ohio's local draft boards closed February 28 as the Selective Service System trims staff. Acting state director John C. Akin cites a drastic budget drop and a dramatically altered agency structure. Nationwide, 1400 employees left in February, with 57 in Ohio and 3 more to depart May 8 1976.

Ohio John C. Akin Selective Service Akin Ford Columbus Frank Meyers Norwalk Huron County Draft Board Meyers James Langhurst Willard Teresa Wright Edward Moyer Bellevue Leona Weisenberger Greenwich

Hustler offers $1 million to selected women to pose nude

The Hustler editor Larry Flynt says he will pay $1 million to each of 10 chosen women to pose nude, listing Patty Hearst, Raquel Welch, Barbara Walters, Caroline Kennedy, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Susan Ford, Sally Struthers, Mary Tyler Moore, Gloria Steinem, and Cher Bono Allman. The offer accompanies other unrelated notes on draft boards and Ohio political items.

Columbus UPI Patty Hearst Larry Flynt Hustler Magazine Party Hearst Raquel Welch Barbara Walters Caroline Kennedy Julie Nixon Eisenhower Susan Ford Sally Struthers Mary Tyler Moore Gloria Steinem Cher Bono Allman Flynt Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Johnny Carson

Dairy Farmer Sues For Loss Of Barn

New London dairy farmer Bruce Hammann sues Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co for more than 170000 claiming denial of payment for his barn and personal property lost in an August fire. Mortgagees Willard United Bank and Farmers Home Administration listed. fire undetermined.

New London Bruce Hammann Here Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co Huron County Clerk of Courts Willard United Bank Farmers Home Administration Norwalk Hartford Hammann Final Ad London al Walters Walters

Benefit soup dinner for Michelle Franklin in Nowalk

A benefit soup dinner for Michelle Franklin is held today at the First United Methodist Church through 7 p.m. Theatre West Virginia presents The Comedy of Shakespeare at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center tonight. Paul Laycock and his son Rand lead a band and orchestra concert titled Music By Musicians at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.

Michelle Franklin First United Methodist Church Theatre West Virginia At & Tonight The Towne and Country Regional Art Center Paul Laycock Rand

The Day A Lie Detector Lied

In Winston Salem a lie detector suggested Donald Davis killed his wife. Janice Davis, missing since Jan 12, surfaced after a six week trip to Florida. Davis claimed deception when asked about her status as the polygraph fired false readings in the past.

Winston-Salem, NC UPI Donald Davis Davis RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co Janice

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