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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1978
Page
1
The New York Post identifies Tandy Dickinson as a lonely socialite from a 1970s era file photo. She is described as having once accompanied Tongsun Park to lavish events, while Park now faces intense security during testimony before the House Ethics Committee, according to UPI.
Sex magazine entrepreneur Larry Flynt is undergoing a third operation at Emory University Hospital to remove bone fragments and a bullet pressing on his spine. Administrator Paul Hofmann said the surgery started at 10 a.m. and should last 12 to 14 hours, after Flynt was moved from Button Gwinnett Hospital in Lawrenceville, Ga., where he had two prior surgeries and was described as very stable and improving.
Gov. James A. Rhodes prepares to announce Cuyahoga County Commissioner George V. Voinovich as his lieutenant governor candidate on the Republican ticket. A 2 p.m. news conference is scheduled in the governor’s cabinet room with officials keeping details under wraps. Separately, about 35 Case Western Reserve University students staged a sit in outside Dean Eldon Epp’s office to protest plans to close the education department and phase out other programs in urban studies and applied social sciences.
In February AMC Cincinnati zone reports about 1,700 Jeeps sold, doubling last year's figures and marking a district high. The zone covers 149 dealers across parts of Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia.
A daytime 4.5 hour power outage hit most of San Diego and much of San Diego County from the Mexican border to Orange County. An explosive high voltage short circuit in a generating plant triggered the outage, jamming traffic and trapping some elevator passengers. No serious injuries or damage were reported.
Lucy Naugle, 12, a Drake Elementary School sixth grader in Strongsville, settles a federal suit after being forbidden to join the boys intramural team. The district agrees to form a girls basketball team and let her play on it. Previously girls could only vote for volleyball due to interest and limited facilities.
Clear tonight with low teens and sunny Friday highs near 30. Norwalk record low of 1 degree below zero set Wednesday night replacing 1960’s 2 degrees. Births include Gary and Jerri Pope Norwalk a boy Walter and Vickie Loconsole Norwalk a girl Ronald and Doncella Shirey Willard a boy. Deaths list Judy Ann Zimmerman Eleanor Boehnlein Elsie Graham Donald O Murr Arthur C Deibel.
Norwalk High School reportedly may seek board recommendations to terminate the contracts of two tenured teachers, Maria Christy and Ray Morgan, amid schoolwide dismissal rumors. The move follows evaluation processes and current law requiring formal notice by April 30.
Seven local option questions will appear on the June 6 Huron County ballot concerning Sunday liquor sales with most votes limited to carry-out. The on premise question in Bellevue precincts 3B and 3C, petitions circulated by Carl Mira, may influence two precincts. Norwalk and Monroeville residents will vote on carry-out liquor sales, with petitions by Jo and Ed's Carry-out and The Hitching Post owners, and Don Morrow of Morrow's Foodland. The Plymouth Village and Townsend Township questions also appear, while Nite Life’s on premise petitions failed to meet the deadline and could still seek a November ballot if signatures materialize.
Ohio reporters detail the 94th day of the UMW strike with 1650 truckloads of non union coal escorted by state patrol. Officials warn Taft Hartley actions may spark further strife while non union mines resume to meet fuel demand. independent producers report prices near pre strike levels or higher.
Candace Jacques of Philippi West Virginia protests an unfair media image of miners as beer drinking rednecks. She supports miners receiving fair treatment and notes her husband has a college education. She questions why reporters seek out saloon scenes to gauge miners opinions.
John W. Baltes, 61, president of Baltes Construction, filed petitions as a Republican seeking the Huron County commissioner seat. He would face a potential June primary with fellow Republican Joseph Sherman, while incumbent Maurice Smith plans to run again as a Democrat. Baltes cites county runway land purchase costs of $20,000 and argues the decision was irresponsible. filing deadline is March 22.
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