Schools Push $1 Million Bond Plan for Buildings
Norwalk City Schools board approves a $1 million building program with a $520,000 Pleasant Street Elementary project and a four mill operating levy for June. A long term plan proposes another $1 million bond in 1984 for preventive maintenance while reopening the junior high on March 14 and adjusting the school calendar.
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Norwalk
Board of Education
James Rubright
W. Dale Rafie
Dorothy Delianides
Frederick Waugh
Bronson
Pleasant Street
Rubright
Kitney Field
Back To Full Days For Students After Next Week
Short school days students have enjoyed will end after next week as the district returns to a full schedule. Officials say buses and classes will run standard hours starting the following week.
Talking to Carter and a Nickel Back Aide Tale
Ruby Hewitt spoke with President Carter by Dial a President about Social Security inequities. Carter phoned back promising a remedy, Hewitt called the chat very comfortable and friendly. Rep. Tom Steed faced backlash over a pay raise and offered nickel refunds to detractors. John McKean collected petitions and Steed sent $26 to retire early.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Ruby Hewitt
Carter
Mrs. Hewitt
Guthrie
Okla
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Steed
John McKean
Congress
Sette
Carter Agrees To Talk To Gunman In Warrensville Heights
In Warrensville Heights Ohio a gunman held police Captain Leo Keglovic hostage for about 44 hours after seizing the station and a high school girl. President Carter agreed to speak to Corey Moore if the captain is released and Moore unloaded the guns.
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Warrensville Heights
Ohio
UPI
Carter
Corey Moore
Moore
Leo Keglovic
Keglovic
White House
Craig Merchant
Corey
Merchant
Vance
Shelly Kiggans
Keglevic
Lung Association official warns cities face air quality health burden
Dr. Carl Shy of the American Lung Association testified to a House health subcommittee examining Clean Air Act amendments. He warned that disease and asthma will torment tens of millions in large cities unless industry adheres to stricter air standards.
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Washington
UPI
American Lung Association
Carl Shy
House Health
Sundance Resort to Close for Remainder of Season
Sundance Ski Resort near Provo Utah announces closure for the rest of the season after limited winter operation. A spokesman cites warm long range forecasts and expected snow loss as cause, with hope for new snow later in the week.
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Sundance, Utah
Partly cloudy with mild temps and light snow possible
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy and mild tonight with light snow in mid to lower 40s. Thursday remains mostly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid to upper 60s and precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Thursday. Southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Also lists marriage license applications births and a death in the area.
Waddell Faces Dual Trials Set For April 11
William L. Waddell is slated to stand trial for murder on April 11 in two cities 75 miles apart, a clash sparked by Judge Robert W. Smith in Huron County and Judge Henry E. Shaw Jr. in Delaware County. The case involves the killing of Timothy House in Monroeville and an aggravated murder in Columbus. A nine day suppression hearing delayed the Huron County trial, with final arguments due April 1.
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William L. Waddell
Huron County Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Waddell
Delaware County
Timothy House
Monroeville
Columbus
Delaware
Ohio
Henry E. Shaw, Jr
Smith
Richard Auser
Huron
Huron County
Ourt
Ruth King
Robert Thornton
Thornton
Ready For This I'm Your Sister Found After 1936 Separation
Sylvia Schneberger of Plymouth and Roseanne Brown of Bowdoinham, Maine, discovered they were sisters after adoption separated them for decades. They met in Minnesota and learned shared paths include university attendance, Air Force service, and marriages to electronics professionals.
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Sylvia Schneberger
Roseann Brown
Plymouth
Minn
Roseann
Bowdendam
Sylvia
Plymouth, Minn
UPI
Roseanne Brown
Bowdoinhana
Maine
Schenberger
Roseanne
Minnesota
Mrs. Brawn
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Knoxville
Massive dynamite blast hits quarry near Carey Ohio
An explosion at the National Lime and Stone Co. quarry near Carey, Ohio, unleashed 40 000 to 50 000 pounds of dynamite. The blast shattered windows, created a 100 by 80 by 50 foot crater, and left numerous families homeless within miles. No injuries reported. risk of connection to a labor dispute is unclear. Authorities and nearby residents describe widespread damage and shockwaves felt up to 60 miles away.
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Carey, Ohio
UPI
Wyandot
Mark Kauble
Kauble
National Lime and Stone Co
Ohio
Here
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Dublin
Delaware County Sheriff's Office
Jim Dible
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Tiffin
Sheriff's Deputies
Columbia Gas Co
Green Springs
Dible
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National Press Club
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Barbara J. Mosley
Amherst
Thomas P. Giblin
Lorain
Sandra L. Hollingewerts
Collins
Boyd A. Creveling
Greenwich
Judith A. Ewing
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John van Hyning
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Thayer K. Perry
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Benedict Ave
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Tom Shaffee
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