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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1978
Page
1
President Carter prepared to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act in the Cabinet Room. The bill requires U S nuclear fuels sold abroad meet International Atomic Energy Act guidelines. It aims to boost U S reliability as a supplier and urge other nations to join the nonproliferation treaty.
Somalia announced a pullback from the Ogaden Desert following big power calls for Cuba and the Soviet Union to also withdraw. The move comes after Jijiga fell to Cuban led Ethiopian forces and a tank blitz pushed Somali troops into retreat.
Atlanta police say a man and a woman they have been seeking since Tuesday may hold the key to the shooting of Hustler founder Larry Flynt. Flynt, 35, remains in serious condition after a third operation at Emory University Hospital following the Monday shooting in Lawrenceville, 30 miles northeast of Atlanta.
A General Accounting Office report obtained by UPI finds the Philadelphia U S Naval Hospital and surrounding 49 acre medical center complex costly, under used and badly deteriorated posing a severe life safety risk to the large Northeast service area.
Julius Garrett a 78 year old Toledo dry cleaner wins the Ohio Lottery Grand Prize Drawing. He plans travel and home repairs with the weekly payout while continuing to work part time. Other numbers listed include Gold 1 White 30 Blue 164 Extra Cash 824015 Lucky Buck Two 932 Six-digit 956321. John Bennett of East Peoria invents a 19 degree bend handle designed to improve power and reduce strain by keeping the wrist straight.
Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows near 30 and mostly cloudy Saturday highs mid 40s. 10 percent chance of precip tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Births include Clyde and Bonnie Emmons in Greenwich with a girl, Donnie Sallee and Diana Sallee in Willard with a girl, and William Matthews and Melodie Matthews in Willard with a boy. Deaths include James R. Nolan 72 Norwalk Louise Close Ford 80 Norwalk Harvey A. Lawson 86 Tampa Florida.
Mike Smith took the lead in the race home from League School on Thursday as melting snow stained the sidewalks. Paul Stafford captured the moment with his photography.
Huron County Board of Health reversed two months after granting permission for Agri Sludge Inc to spread sludge on farmland. Residents reported throat and lung irritation from runoff toward the Huron River risking Norwalk's water supply. A letter ordered discontinuation and a local monitoring regulation was planned. Separately, Norwalk realtor Gale Ferrell died of a heart attack in Pensacola, with funeral arrangements to be announced in New London.
Judge Robert W. Smith of Huron County Common Pleas Court will hire Shelby lawyer Robert McKown as full time referee starting July 1 to tackle the court's heavy backlog. McKown will be paid 21000 yearly from the judge's budget, shelving use of video tape. McKown, a Shelby resident and Plymouth solicitor, brings significant domestic relations practice and high regard among local lawyers. The referee will hear civil matters without juries, including domestic relations, foreclosures, and pretrial hearings, and will file reports for the judge and parties with a right to objections and appeals to the court of appeals.
Federal judge ordered miners to return to work for 80 days as President Carter invoked Taft Hartley amid the 95 day coal strike. UMW officials must be served the injunction by Monday. defiance risked jail. Union leaders and operators faced a tense standoff with widespread economic disruption and aid from other unions and farmers.
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