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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1978

Page

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Oil spill from Amoco Cadiz spreads to Brittany beaches

Offshore tanker Amoco Cadiz broke apart on a reef off Portsall near Brest. Oil slick reached 40 miles of beaches in northwestern France and advanced toward Brest port area as experts surveyed the wreck from air and divers inspected the hull near Cape Finisterre.

Brest France UPS Amoco Cadiz Pointe St. Mathieu Brest Roadstead Portsall Cape Finisterre

UPI Dispatches From Washington Rome and Columbus

UPI reports personal income rising 0.5 percent in February, double January’s gain. Ohio utility panel denies $7 million non fuel charge amid UMW strike. Rome launches mass manhunt for Moro kidnap suspects. 12 questioned. Sigma Delta Chi condemns Flynt shooting. emphasizes First Amendment rights. UMW strike by 160,000 miners becomes legal again as district court ends Taft Hartley extension.

Washington UPI United States Commerce Department Columbus Ohio Public Utilities Commission of Ohio United Mine Workers Larry Flynt Flynt Sigma Delta Chi United Mine Workers Union U.S Aubrey Robinson Jr

Stallone divorce suit cites misused funds for vacation

Sasha Stallone, 27, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking divorce from Sylvester Stallone, 31, alleging he used communal funds for a vacation with Joyce Ingalls. She asks a court restraining order to curb future use of community property outside ordinary business. Stallone to appear March 31. Also in brief: Ohio to start $11 million Deer Creek State Park lodge and golf complex June 30 in Pickaway County. President Carter urged Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon and keep UN as possible temporary peacemaker during a Savannah stop.

Los Angeles UPI Sylvester Stallone Joyce Ingalls Sasha Stallone Stallone Saint Simons Island Carter Israel Lebanon United Nations North Carolina Georgia Savannah

Weather and mild temp forecast with mixed precipitation

Snow and possibly rain with wind tonight cooling to the lower 30s. Sunday morning showers then partly cloudy with highs in the lower 40s. Tonight 50 percent precip, Sunday 30 percent. South winds 15 to 25 mph, gusty tonight. Friday temperatures 35 to 13. Precipitation Friday 0.13 inch. Sunrise 6:35 am, sunset 6:37 pm. Marriage license for Calvin J. Dailey and Mary Meggit. Deaths: Bernard E. Hite 70, Constance Jean Ruffing 19, James Francis Maxfield 72, Roger L. Glover 28.

Bernard E. Hite Norwalk Constance Jean Ruffing James Francis Maxfield Roger L. Glover New London

Dozens injured in I 77 pileups near Canton Ohio

North and southbound I 77 near Canton were closed indefinitely after two chain reactions involving up to 60 vehicles at the 99 mile marker. About 15 people were treated for non life threatening injuries at Aultman and Timken Mercy Hospitals. Ice and snow blanketed the highway as authorities investigated if a vehicle loss of control sparked the crashes.

Canton Ohio Aultman Timken-Mercy Stark County Ohio 800 Fohl Road Sheriff’s Department

Spring warmth spreads across plains to Rocky Mountain states

The national weather forecast shows milder temperatures across the Plains and West with 60s and 70s in many areas. California enjoys record heat while the Northeast still endures lingering snow and a St Patrick’s Day parade cancellation due to plowable February snows. The National Weather Service expects dry, sunny conditions nationwide with light showers in the Northwest and scattered snow in the Great Lakes region.

Rocky Mountain Midwest Hamilton Mont Mercury National Weather Service Plains Nebraska Mississippi Valley NWS St. Patrick's Day Rockies Providence R.I Boston Logan International Airport New York City St. Patrick’s Day Washington Great Lakes

Norwalk Weekend Events Highlight Tonight and Sunday

The film Blood On The Mountain plays at 7 30 tonight at Benedict School during the Norwalk Teens For Christ meeting. St Marys Booster Club hosts a St Patrick s Day dance from 9 to 1 at the Norwalk Armory. Dr Lendon Smith will speak at 7 30 tonight at Norwalk Junior High School, sponsored by the Norwalk Childbirth Education Association. St Paul Pancake Breakfast runs 7 am to 1 pm Sunday at the St Paul cafeteria.

Norwalk

Ohio miners face hunger as union seeks auto money

UMW locals in New Lexington and Moundsville demand part of a $2 million donation from United Auto Workers. They report families hit by utility shutoffs and threats as they push for funds and contract terms. Dispute over how aid and the new contract should be distributed persists.

United Mine Workers Union Ohio United Auto Workers Union Larry Harper UMW New Lexington District 6 Washington Harper Ed Bell Martins Ferry Moundsville W.va Bell Arnold) Miller Arnold Miller Electric Company Water Company United Mine Workers

GI's Letter Griping About Mail Service 7 Years Late

San Clemente, California, UPI reports a Vietnam era letter from George Mellendorf to President Nixon protesting poor mail service. The letter dated 1971 arrived seven years late, found in Nixon’s California hometown, with an apology form from San Francisco Postmaster L P Lee. The memo notes mail mishaps due to empty pouches and storage, with Mellendorf later traced to Port Huron, Michigan as a 28 year old insurance salesman.

San Clemente Calif UPI George Mellendorf Vietnam Richard Nixon Mellendorf Nixon San Francisco L.P. Lee U.S

Ohio DOT officials die in Knoxville plane crash

A private Cessna 177 Cardinal crashed near Stock Creek, three miles northeast of McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville during a snowstorm, killing Ohio DOT officials John Derringer and Harold Botkin and their spouses Kathleen, Patsy. FAA and NTSB investigators arrived to determine cause as visibility was reported poor and the pilot radioed trouble before the crash. The aircraft was registered to Derringer and the bodies were taken to University Hospital in Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn John W. Derringer Ohio Dot Lima-area Kathleen Ada Harold Botkin Ohio Patsy St. Mary’s University Hospital Knoxville FAA Ian Wainwright Derringer Stock Creek Wainwright Alma East Tennessee NTSB John Drake Washington Robert Whittle

Bus Stopped by Hero After Driver Collapse

A 38 year old Hinsdale man, Ken Brunzell, spotted a runaway school bus from Ide Elementary Downers Grove. He parked his pickup, boarded the moving bus through a window, and wrestled the wheel to halt the vehicle after the driver collapsed from a heart attack. The bus struck two mailboxes a parked car a stop sign and a second car before control was regained. The driver Russell Grimelbein, 66, Naperville, died at Hinsdale Hospital.

Darien Ill UPI Ken Brunzell Hinsdale Ide Downers Grove Brunzell Russell W. Grimmelbein Naperville Hinsdale Hospital

Know Your Carrier Brian Hamer Puts Money In Bank

Brian Hamer, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hamer Jr, delivers papers on Corwin Cedar Gray and Madison Streets. A Maplehurst student, he began the Reflector route six months ago to earn extra money and meet people. He saves and handles money through the job and collects campaign buttons and enjoys fishing and wood craft.

Brian Hamer Brian Robert Hamer, Jr Corwin St Corwin Cedar, Gray Madison Streets Maplehurst

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PUCO Rome Aldo Moro Red Brigades Moro Calvin J. Dailey Monroeville Mechanic Mary Meggit Castalia Cashier Plains States Wictim Sonora Mexico Pima Community College Tucson Ariz John T.rady United Press International Mich
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