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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1978

Page

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Friday Deadline To Reserve Tags For 1978 Vehicle Stickers

Friday is the final day for last names A through K to reserve 1978 passenger stickers. Last names L through Z have an extended deadline to April 15. Required items include vehicle titles plate numbers and a stamped self addressed envelope. Five or more vehicles can be dropped off by April 15. no more than five titles per applicant will be accepted after that. Payment due when stickers are picked up. Office hours April 3 to May 31 9 AM to 5 PM at 9 W Seminary St with Wednesday and Saturday closings. extended evenings 6 PM to 9 PM on April 21 28 and May 19 26.

Urban Livengood, Jr Seminary St Wedeee

Brunswick Sub-Teachers Rally Raises Substitutes’ Pay

Brunswick Board of Education raised substitute teachers’ daily wages from 24 to 40 dollars during the ongoing teachers strike, affecting about 8,800 students as schools remained largely closed. In separate notes, NSF backs a bold bionic bug at Ohio State, provoking critique from Sen. Proxmire. UMW leader Arnold Miller hospitalized. Ohio Edison rate hike approved. a Cleveland jury awards over 63 thousand in a civil rights housing case.

Brunswick Ohio UPI Brunswick Board of Education Washington National Science Foundation Ohio State University Mars NSF William Proxmire D-Wis

Bridge Repair Dilemma Hits Cities From Coast To Coast

Governments face soaring costs to maintain aging spans from Brooklyn to Golden Gate. Officials say federal aid is insufficient and cities like Pittsburgh, South Dakota, South Carolina, and New York face multi million dollar needs. The Golden Gate requires constant repainting while New York eyeing rehab costs near 100 million dollars. The era of aging bridges strains budgets and political will.

Brooklyn Golden Gate South Dakota Mike Young South Carolina James L. Walker Highway Department Walter Scott Wisconsin Department of Transportation San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge New York Manhattan Island Hugh Carey Carey Brooklyn Bridge

AEP chief calls Vindicator stories complete nonsense

Willis White Jr., president of American Electric Power Co. New York, labeled Sunday articles in the Youngstown Vindicator as complete nonsense. He said the paper made allegations of profiteering and garbled the reports on electric purchases among utilities.

Youngstown, Ohio UPI Willis White Jr American Electric Power Co New York Youngtown Vindicator White United Press International Electic Power Co

Weather and life events from Norwalk area

Partly cloudy and mild tonight with lows near 40. Friday will be mostly cloudy and breezy, warmer with highs mid 60s. Rain chance 20 percent tonight and Friday. Winds SW under 10 mph tonight. Sunrise 6 14 a m Sunset 6 50 p m. Marriage license: Rodney A Bilton and Susan L Cawrse. Births: a daughter to Richard and Judy Libbee and a son to Cindy Robinson. Deaths: Robert O Neill Runion 61 Norwalk, Eather L Dewitt 76 Willard, Florence E Cole 84 Greenwich, Robert Jarvis 65 New London.

Rodney A. Bilton Norwalk Susan L. Cawrse New London Richard and Judy Libbee Cindy Robinson Donald Janet Nalley Ashland Robert O'Neill Runion Eather L. Dewitt Willard Florence E. Cole Greenwich Robert Jarvis

Judy Garland Paid Among Lowest Oz Cast Members

United Press International reports Judy Garland was among the lowest paid feature players in The Wizard of Oz cast. The note highlights her compensation relative to other principal performers as the production wage landscape is outlined.

Judy Garland

Norwalk High School Presents Carousel This Weekend

Norwalk High School opens the musical Carousel with performances Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. Stephen Sickel plays Enoch Snow and Marcia Albright portrays Carrie Pipperidge in scenes featuring the couple’s 15 year marriage as photos caption the production.

Norwalk High School Enoch Snow Stephen Sickel Carrie Pipperidge Marcia Albright Enoch Carrie Paul Stafford

Caucus Moves To Recall Kucinich

In Cleveland, a local congressional district caucus voted to start a recall of Mayor Dennis Kucinich. The nonpartisan group, aligned with Kucinich’s West Side base, will file an affidavit accusing misconduct in office tied to the Hongisto firing and a former City Hall break‑in. Recall could occur June 6 with the primary if 37,000 signatures are gathered in 30 days.

Cleveland UPI Richard Hongisto Dennis Kucinich Hongisto Cleveland City Club Forum Kucinich Akron United States Congressional District West Side City Hall Dominic J. Vannucci

Towns Near Military Bases Face Population Strains

The Pentagon warns that withdrawing U.S. troops from South Korea could strain towns around major Army posts. Housing shortages crowded schools and overloaded sewers may follow as parts or all of the Second Division could relocate to Fort Drum New York Fort Bliss Texas Fort Benning Georgia Fort Dix New Jersey or Fort Devens Massachusetts Fort Drum appears central to plans and would house the entire division if chosen. population near forts could rise by 35 000 to 45 000 depending on reorganization.

Washington UPI South Korea U.S. Army Pentagon Army Fort Drum N.Y Fort Bliss Texas Fort Benning Fort Dix N.J Fort Devens Mass Defense Department Carter

Disco Fever Hits Cincinnati as Saturday Night Fever Sparks Surge

The film has grossed nearly 24 million in 13 weeks driving a 300 percent rise in Arthur Murray studios in Cincinnati. Discos report record crowds, clothing stores promote movie inspired fashion, and the Bee Gees soundtrack tops charts with 9 million US sales.

Cincinnati UPI John Travolta M.D. Lafferty Arthur Murray Arthur Murray’s Miami Travolta Lafferty Shillito’s Department Store

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