Storms, Winds Sweep West As Blizzard Alerts Spread
Blizzard warnings extend across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska and Kansas while heavy snow and dust storms hit western areas. Ohio reports 150000-plus residents tried to call President Carter during a two hour national broadcast with 9 million attempts nationwide. only two Ohioans reached him.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Bell
Tom Cotton
Carter
Cotton
Rhodes asks Ohio utility panel reclassify districts for gas plans
Gov James A Rhodes petitions the Public Utilities Commission to reclassify all 616 Ohio school districts under gas curtailment rules to ensure fuel reliability next winter. He stresses keeping schools open and educating children, focusing on districts within the Columbia Gas of Ohio service area.
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Rhodes
Columbia Gas of
Saccharin Ban Would Not End Artificial Sweets Officials Say
Chicago reports that two diet industry firms expect continued saccharin use. One firm plans a substitute product while another says a ban would affect only a small portion of diet foods. FDA considers ban due to Canadian cancer studies in animals.
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Chicago
UPS
Food and Drug Administration
Senate rejects fall cost of living raise for Congress
UPI reports Congress will likely keep the current $12,900 annual pay while the Senate votes 93 to 1 against a fall cost-of-living increase. Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska is the sole dissenter. The measure does not forbid a COBI in fall 1978.
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UPI
Congress
Senate Thursda
House
Mike Gravel
Alaska
City Hall Guards Eased Tensions After Hostage Incidents
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk requested police protection for his office and the city council offices amid a spike in terrorist activity. One officer was assigned to each office during working hours after the Warrensville Heights City Hall siege and the Washington, DC Black Muslim incidents.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ralph J. Perk
Doctor links stress to child abuse in study
Cincinnati report quotes Dr. William A. Altemeier III noting job loss and medical bills as the major stress factors driving parents to abuse children. He says stress can trigger loss of control even when other abusive tendencies are mild.
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Cincinnati
UPI
William A. Altemeier III
OU admits students unable to read write arithmetic
Athens Ohio officials criticize placement test results showing freshmen admitted to programs assuming basic skills. Bill Jones OU Council on Advising chairman says the university places nonreaders in courses that presume literacy and numeracy and then they fail.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Bill Jones
Ohio University
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Jones
Ohio Lottery Winning Numbers Alert
This week’s lottery results show three digit numbers 417 and 584. Five digit numbers 09808 and 42213. Six digit number 319912. The color drawn is Green.
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Weather And Public Notices March 11 1977
Showers and possible thunderstorms forecast for tonight and Saturday with 80 percent precipitation. Lows near 50, highs in the mid 60s, southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Marriage licenses issued for Carl A Wacksman and Nancy A DeCredico, and Robert L Stape and Catherine E Stape. Births and deaths listed for Hicks and Van Scoy plus Nardecchia.
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Carl A Wacksman
Wakeman
Welder
Nancy A. DeCredico
Robert L. Stape
Bellevue
Catherine E. Stape
Former Porno Theater Becomes Church Home in New Orleans
In New Orleans Rev. John Franklin moves Midtown Assembly of God from a 14 year old building to the 50 year old Plaza Theater. He plans a cross on the former marquee and major interior renovations including an altar and mezzanine. Opposition over codes and parking is offset by zoning approval and shuttle plans from distant lots.
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New Orleans
UPI
John Franklin
Franklin
Midtown
Assembly of God
Plaza Theater
End of 39-Hour Hanafi Siege in Washington
Three Moslem nations ambassadors persuaded Hanafi gunmen to surrender freeing 134 hostages ending a 39 hour siege. Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis was released as his men faced armed kidnapping charges. Hostages described relief as crowds gathered. one counselor died, others injured.
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Washington
UPI
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
City Hall
Islam Center
B'nai B’rith
Foundry Methodist
America
Ardeshir Zahedi
Khaalis
Kaalis
God
Allah
Zahedi
Hanafi
Superior Court
Harold Greene
B'nai B'rith
Egypt
Ashraf Gharbal
Pakistan
Mimi Feldman
B’nai B'rith
Washington, D.C
George Washington University Hospital
Norwalk Commissioner apologizes for racial remark
Huron County Commissioner Maurice Smith publicly apologized for a remark deemed racist by about 75 black residents who gathered at Norwalk teacher Alonzo Allen's home. Allen said the group sought a public apology from Smith and the local Democratic Party.
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Maurice Smith
Orwalk
Smith
Alonzo Allen
Allen Allen
Norwalk
Carter
Corey Moore
Moore
Warrensville Heights
Ohio
Allen
Norwalk High School
Democratic Party
John Hogsett
New London
Reflector
Carter Deplores Religious Violence
President Carter calls religious violence deplorable but not unique after the Hanafi siege ends in Washington. He comments at a White House dinner with Prime Minister Callaghan, noting historical religious fanaticism like the Inquisition and discussing Concorde landing rights.
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White House
James Callaghan
Carter
Spain
Callaghan
Peace
Concord
Roof Mixup Turns East Side Home Roof Red
Workers from Superior Home Maintenance Co tore off the wrong east side residence roof and applied a new red shingled roof valued at 1200 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bragg returned home to find the crew atop their house. the old white shingles were replaced and the roof did not match the trim. The Braggs reported the workers were upset by the mistake and declined a beer offered by Mrs. Bragg.
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Columbus
UPI
Superior Home Maintenance Co
Raymond Bragg
Bragg
Nowalk To High Nowalk In Class A Sectional Finals
The girls Class A Sectional finals begin at 6 30 PM at the Junior High gym. Danbury faces Sandusky St Marys in the upper bracket game while Western Reserve meets Monroeville for the lower bracket title.
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Sandusky St. Mary’s
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Girl Injured by Hair Dryer Forces Milan Basketball Bench
Edison girls player Kathy Huber 16 will miss tonight's game against Clyde after nearly electrocuting herself with a Remington hair dryer at home on Elm Street. She spent two days in the hospital with a head bruise and eyelid stitches. no electrical fault was found in the dryer or plug.
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Edison
Clyde
Kathy Huber
Remington
Barbara
Elm St
Schaper to face Goodsite in first GOP mayor primary since 1971
Henry Schaper 62 of 43 Key Dr East files morning petitions with 69 signatures to run in the Republican mayoral race opposite incumbent Wayne Goodsite 51 who seeks a fourth term. Independent Patrick Corcoran 29 of 20 Townsend Ave is circulating petitions but has not filed. Deadline for all candidates is March 24.
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Henry Schaper
Wayne Goodsite
Schaper
Key Dr. East
Domenic Coletta
Melvin Robinson
Patrick Corcoran
Townsend Ave
Meet Your Reflector Carrier Sue Klett
Sue Klett, 14, delivers Reflectors on Benedict Avenue and Woodward Drive for five months and saves part of her earnings. An eighth grader at Norwalk Junior High, she likes softball and stamp collecting. she lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Klett, at 18 Maple Street.
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Maple St
Benedict Avenue
Woodward Drive
Norwalk Junior High School
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