Fire damages two pumps at North Side Gulf Milan Ave
A fire likely from an electrical short damaged two gasoline pumps at North Side Gulf on 187 Milan Avenue this morning. Manager Bill McCullough said he used a fire extinguisher to stop the blaze that began when he turned on the pumps after 8 am. His son Todd reported the pumps’ sides blew off as the fire started. The center pump sparked the blaze and spread to the one beside it, with gasoline leaking downhill. All three island pumps will be shut until a Toledo repairman arrives. the short in the electrical system remains unidentified.
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North Side Gulf
Milan Avenue
Bill McCullough
McCullough
Todd
Toledo
Lawmen raid South Linwood Ave apartment. two men charged
Deputies and Norwalk police raided the South Linwood Avenue apartment after a search warrant. Ben Garza, 21, 632 S Linwood Ave, faced possession of marijuana for sale while Mario Ramos, 18, 6 Adams St, was charged with violation of probation. Both jailed in Huron County. further charges pending.
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South Linwood Avenue
Ben Garza
S. Linwood Ave
Mario Ramos
Adams St
Norwalk
Huron County
Sheriff’s Auction Sells Valley View Drive Home
A Valley View Drive North of Norwalk house sold for 63 050 at a sheriff s auction Friday. Michael Hay 161 E Main St bought the property after bidding. The home previously belonged to Mr and Mrs William McCoy foreclosed by Huron County Banking Co. Bids started at 46 666 two thirds of the 70 000 appraised value.
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Valley View Drive
Norwalk
Valley View Dr
Michael Hay
E. Main St
John Borgia
Huron County Banking Co
William McCoy
Borgia
Gas curtailment plans for Ohio industryApril start
Columbus based Columbia Gas of Ohio says natural gas will go to large industrial and commercial customers starting April 1 while large industrial boiler loads stay cut 100 percent. Curtailment for April through October is lower than expected due to emergency gas purchases and mild March weather.
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Columbus
UPI
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Weather outlook with snow chances and Friday temperatures
Weather forecast calls for cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 60 percent Sunday. Snow likely Sunday with highs in the upper 30s and southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Friday highs near 42 and lows in the 20s with humidity near 96 to 100 percent at key times. Births include a Milan baby to Mr and Mrs Robert Schenk and a Berlin Heights baby to Mr and Mrs Frank Kovach. Death notices for John H Sharick of Norwalk and Marian G Powell, 75, Boise Idaho.
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Robert Schenk
Milan
Frank Kovach
Berlin Heights
John H. Sharick
Norwalk
Marian G. Powell
Boise, Idaho
Remains Of 12 Airmen Return Home From Indochina
White House commission led by Leonard Woodcock returns to the United States with flag draped caskets bearing 12 U.S. airmen. The delegation meets Lao and Vietnamese officials in Vientiane Hanoi as searches for 550 missing servicemen continue.
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Richard H. Growald
UPI
Vientiane
Laos
White House
Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
United States
Carter
Leonard Woodcock
The
United Auto Workers
Prince Souphanovong
Woodcock
Rep. G.V
Sonny Montgomery
D-Miss
U.N
Charles
Pham van Dong
Limit On Speaking Fees Sparks Senate Furor
In Washington, Sen. Edmund Muskie warns cutting outside speaking fees will "throw us to the wolves" while Senate Leader Robert Byrd calls the argument phony as the ethics code moves toward a vote. The plan would cap outside earnings from speeches at 15 percent of a $57,000 official salary, tightening current limits of $25,000, with other financial disclosures and gift bans expected. Muskie defends public appearances and cites his own speeches, arguing the code targets wealthy insiders and could erode the institution.
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Washington
UPI
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Robert Byrd
Senate Code of Ethics
Byrd
West Virginia
Muskie
Bob Packwood
Rove
House Action
Senate
Ed Muskie
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Packwood
Senate tax bill offers standard deduction for couples and singles
A Senate finance committee plan would shift to a flat standard deduction of 2200 for singles and 3200 for couples, delivering about 50 million Americans a tax cut and simplifying 1977 tax returns. Some low and middle income singles would gain, while higher income singles using the standard deduction could pay more.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Newalk Towne Theatre presents 110 In The Shade tonight
Newalk Towne and Country Theatre stage the musical 110 In The Shade tonight and Sunday at 8 pm at 54 E Main St. Teens For Christ screens Eighteen tonight at 7 30 pm in Norwalk High School auditorium. St Pauls hosts winter sports banquet at 6 30 pm in the school cafeteria. Corrie Behind the Scenes with The Hiding Place screens Sunday at 7 pm at First Baptist Church 67 E Main St and Norwalk Alliance Church 79 E Main St. Christie Lane School bowling party for students set for noon Sunday at the bowling center postponed. new date to be announced.
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Towne and Country Theatre
E. Main St
Teens For Christ
Norwalk High School
St. Paul's
Corrie
First Baptist Church
Norwalk Alliance
Christie Lane
Girl 9 E-mails Favorite President Carter
Erica Lynn Moore of 117 Fairway Circle sent a letter about the energy crisis during a harsh winter. The White House replied with a friendly card signed Jimmy Carter, praising her concern for America and noting her questions about disaster areas in Ohio versus Pennsylvania.
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Erica Lynn Moore
Fairway Circle
House
America
Jimmy Carter
Erica
Pleasant Street
Carter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
James Moore
Scott Jaworski Delivers Paper Amid St. Paul Student Life
Scott Jaworski, 11, son of Ron and Mrs. Jaworski of 135 E Main St, earns money as a Reflector carrier. A sixth grader at St. Paul, he has delivered on Milan Avenue and Marshall Street since June. His hobbies include football, stamp collecting, and beer can collecting.
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Scott Jaworski
Scott
Ron Jaworski
E. Main St
Milan Avenue
Marshall Street
St. Paul
Man Dies After Bee Sting in Throat in Cincinnati
Cincinnati. Leo McIntyre, 55, died from asphyxiation after a honey bee stung him in the back of the mouth while chewing tobacco. Coroner Dr. Frank Cleveland called it an unusual case. the bee was found in McIntyre’s stomach during autopsy and doctors performed a tracheotomy too late to save him.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
Leo McIintyre
Cleveland
McIntyre
General Hospital
Philip Leming
Leming
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