Inside Today Obituaries and Page Mentions
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Market Place
Microwave oven recalls and other UPI briefs
The FDA recalls over 2 600 Roper and Sears microwave ovens for faulty door latches risking radiation leakage. Ford recalls about 16 000 1979 Mustangs and Capri for possible steering loss due to incorrect gear flange. A Detroit jury awards 3.6 million to a man injured by a Sears battery explosion. CDC works toward chemical options to kill Legionnaires disease organism by summer. Iran deports an American rights activist and threatens to expel Kate Millett amid protests. government warns reporters against critical coverage.
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Washington
Upi
Food and Drug Administration
Roper
Sears
FDA
Roper Appliance Co
Kankakee
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Wayne County
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Freddie Harris
Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
David Fraser
CDC
Tehran
Iran
Iran Today
U.S
Kate Millett
Weather and rural births and deaths noted in Monroeville area
Weather clears tonight with a low in the upper teens and fair Friday with near 40 high. Precipitation 10 percent today, near zero tonight and Friday. Winds west 10 to 20 mph gusty today, diminishing tonight. Births record two local boys at Sandusky Memorial and Willard Area Hospitals. Deaths list Katherine Leek, Carmen Harrod, Cecil Goul, Dale Beebe with brief ages and locations.
Energy prices spark chaos say Maxie Tire owner
Allen Shankman of Maxie Tire & Supply on Whittlesey Avenue blames oil companies and government policy for rising gas costs. He criticizes James Schlesinger and Department of Energy controls, forecasts shortages, and urges motorists to pressure lawmakers while predicting chaotic lines and station closures.
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Allen Shankman
Maxie Tire & Supply Co
Whittlesey Avenue
Shankman
Carter
Congress
Sun Oil
Department of Energy
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Egypt approves Israel peace package and Sadat to sign treaty
Cairo reports the cabinet unanimously approves the Israeli Egyptian peace package. President Anwar Sadat says he will travel to Washington next week to sign the treaty ending nearly 31 years of intermittent war. Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil calls the package acceptable and notes Egypt’s fundamental demands are met. Ibrahim Shukri of the Socialist Labor Party attends the cabinet meeting.
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Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Israel
the Nile
Sadat
Jimmy Carter
Mustafa
Khalil
Ibrahim Shukri
Socialist Labor Party
Man Killed When Jeep Lands On Him
WILLARD A Holiday Lakes man was killed Wednesday afternoon when his 1974 Jeep went off Ohio 99 then became airborne and struck an embankment. Kenneth Kissel, 28, was thrown beneath the vehicle and died 45 minutes later at Willard Area Hospital. He was a pressman for R R Donnelley and Sons and had lived in Willard six years. Survivors include his wife Diane and his parents. Calling hours and funeral arrangements were announced. A separate notice lists local events: Norwalk Republican Club meeting, State Rep Gene Damschroder talk, Maplehurst PTO talent show and book fair at 7:30 p.m.
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Willard
Holiday Lakes
Here
Kenneth FE. Kissel
Ramona Drive
Willard Area
Huron County
William B. Holman
Kissel
The
Highway Patrol
Ohio 99
Holman
Mr. Kissel
R. R. Donnelley and Sons
Willard Printing Company
Greenwich
First United Methodist Church
South Central High School
Willard Jaycees and Elks No
Diane
Virgil Kissel
Deborah Kissel
Norwalk
Mike
Vicky) Feaga
New Hampshire
Fink-Lindsey
Eugene Priest
Edward's Grove Cemetery
Ripley Township
Republican Club
Home Savings and Loan
Executive Drive
Gene Damschroder
Milan Avenue
James Rubright
Maplehurst
PTO
Rare Meeting Stirs Hope For Airport Settlement
A rare Huron County Airport Authority meeting set for Friday aims to address Ron Zoellner 1.1 million lawsuit. Attendees include special attorney Harry Riggs, Assistant Prosecutor Jack Fynes, Norwalk officials, and at least one county commissioner. The case concerns Zoellner's lease termination for the airport operation and flight lessons. An airplane hangar at the airport was vandalized Monday, costing hundreds to replace the corrugated steel door. no suspects named and the aircraft was unharmed.
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Huron County Airport Authority
Ron Zoellner
Harry Riggs
Ohio
Kentucky
Huron County
Jack Fynes
Riggs
Fynes
Authority
Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Ronald Freeman
Goodsite
Zoellner
City of
Freeman
Pierre Grieselhuber
Airport Authority
Richard Rench
Reach
Bench
Thomas Lendrum
Robert Sutherland
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Sutherland
Piper Arrow
Ehove Board to Put Levy on Ballot and Hire Replacement
The Ehove Board of Education voted to place a half mill operating levy before voters in the June primary, estimating about 375000 in five years. They also approved hiring Squires Sander and Dempsey to draft the issue and appointed Jerry Mahl as agriculture mechanic teacher replacing Kerry Jett through May 31 with a salary of 5071.
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Avery
Ehove Board of Education
Erie County Auditor's Office
Sharon Barnes
Ehove
Creighton Christ
Squires, Sander and Dempsey
Cleveland
Jerry Mahl
Kerry Jett
Mahl
Jett
Cedar Point
Christ Wednesday
Thove
Ghrist
Norwalk
Barbara Hart
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C. Egle
Capris
Berlisson
Sandra Warner
Monroeville
Boy
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Bruce
Pamela Stephens
Plymouth
Willard Area Hospital
Katherine Benskin Leek
Carmen R. Harrod
Akron
Cecil Goul
Dale Beebe
Jan Rogosch
Reflector
Texaco
Tai Babilonia
Randy Gardner
Los Angeles
Vienna
Knesset
Levy