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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1978
Page
1
President Carter will ask Congress for 4.4 billion to fund a comprehensive urban policy to revitalize cities and build a federal state local government partnership. The package includes 1.7 billion in tax cut incentives and 2.2 billion in loan guarantees, totaling 8.3 billion.
Striking United Mine Workers members shut down at least seven large underground mines in Ohio, affecting about 3,000 miners. They closed six North American Coal Co mines in Powhatan Point and one Y and O Coal Co mine in Belmont County, while Consolidation Coal Co Peabody Coal Co and Southern Ohio Coal Co mines remained open at midnight. Israel weighs sending Defense Minister Weizman to Egypt to restart peace talks as Cabinet backs Begin policies.
Washington sources say a new farm package to expand idle land payments will supplement the existing set aside program. The plan targets wheat and feed grain growers, requiring part of their cropland to be idled to qualify for price supports, though details may change before final release.
Weather forecast shows clearing tonight with lows in the lower 30s and a 30 percent rain chance today. Tuesday will be mild with highs in the upper 50s and a 10 percent rain risk. Variable winds under 10 mph tonight. Marriage license applications list several couples with Norwalk Willard Bellevue Galion Port Clinton and Berlin Heights. Births include a Berlin Heights girl. Deaths noted in Norwalk and Shiloh. Also cites a NYC dog bite study noting mid June peak and a German police dog as likely culprit.
Ohio Edison lifted its 25 percent electricity cutback for customers. Norwalk street lights to be reactivated tonight, though some lights may take longer due to individual re-ignition. Coal supplies stabilizing after a 110 day United Mine Workers strike, with miners returning to work and some picketing ending.
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital may assume management of mental health and alcohol services in Huron County by contracting with the 648 Board and using the Psychiatric Institutes of America. Two PIA representatives visited Norwalk March 13 to explore designing running county programs under the hospital umbrella.
Commissioners state Carabin and Prosecutor Hauser's father will divest from Summit Investment Co. amid no finding of wrongdoing. Palm and Smith report their own inquiry, reveal tax delinquencies, and note Hauser and Carabin each held interests before divesting to religious organizations. actions intended to ease county concerns.
New York based UPI reports Harper's Bazaar lists ten women aged over 30 as the magazine's most beautiful. The roster includes Lena Horne 60 Princess Grace of Monaco Cheryl Tiegs 30 and others such as Candice Bergen 31 Diahann Carroll 42 Faye Dunaway 37 Lauren Hutton 33 Farrah Fawcett Majors 31 Ali MacGraw 39 Elizabeth Taylor 46. Each entry cites the editorials and quotes about aging beauty and personal routines.
Ohio motorists face a final two month rush for license tags as April and May registrations proceed before monthly centralized issuance starts next year. A through K register in April and L through Z in May with various vehicle categories included. Fees total ten dollars state, five county, one deputy issuance plus fifty cents for light reflecting plates. Deputy registrars take cash only. MILAN Eyes on a possible forty seven percent electric rate rise as EPA discusses the add on to Ohio Edison and sends recommendation to Village Council.
Christopher Blevins, nine, of 20 Dudley Blvd, served as a substitute Reflector carrier for a year and has been full time for six months. He delivers to Dudley, James, Olive, Forest, and Benedict streets, and attends Bronson School. His hobbies are swimming and coin collecting, and he checks route earnings for coins to add to his collection. He banks his earnings and says the job has taught him budgeting.
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