Norwalk to tighten enforcement of open burning law
Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin announced stricter enforcement of Norwalk open burning ordinances after a court case involving contractor Richard Rench. Rench was fined $50 and costs for an March 21 open burn, and may appeal. Officials consider evolving state bills and EPA rules before any ordinance rework.
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Elmer McGuckin
Huron County
Richard Rench
Rench
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Park
Memorial Lake Park
Derby
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Michael Levine pleads innocent in Kravitz kidnapping case
Michael G. Levine, one of two men charged in the kidnap slaying of supermarket executive Julius Kravitz, 68, and the wounding of Kravitz's companion, pleads innocent. He is held under a $500,000 bond as officers pursue the case in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
Michael G. Levine
Julius Kravitz
Kravitz
Fiedler Stays Hospitalized For Observation After Fainting Spell
Boston doctors say conductor Arthur Fiedler, 84, will remain at Tufts New England Medical Center for at least two or three days to ensure full recovery from a brief fainting episode after a Boston Pops concert at Symphony Hall. He was reported in satisfactory condition, 24 hours after fainting for about 30 seconds, the second time since resuming full duties after December brain surgery.
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Boston
UPI
Arthur Fiedler
Tufts New England Medical Center
Fiedler
Symphony Hall
Weather and Local Notices From Norwalk Area
Clear tonight with a low near 60 and a 10 percent shower chance Tuesday. Highs in the lower 80s, southeast to south winds 10 to 20 mph, easing tonight. Marriage license applications list Shafer Morrical Reilly Violette Simon Gowrylok. Births include Kilroy Boetcher Schaaf McLaughlin. Death: Dale P. Bly, 60, Norwalk.
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Willard
Imogene Morrical
Edgar H. Reilly
Catherine M. Violette
Harold E. Simon
Norwalk
Shirlene Gowrylok
William and
Carol Kilroy
Fisher-Titus
Donald
Constance Boetcher
James and
Judith Schaaf
Attica
Sandusky Memorial
Charles and
Mary McLaughlin
Greenwich
Willard Area Hospital
Dale P. Bly
Pound for pound nutrition from grasshoppers tops steak
A report notes grasshoppers deliver higher nutrient content per pound compared with beef steak. Experts compare protein, minerals, and caloric value to suggest grasshoppers as a compact, efficient food source.
Record Nuke Protest Draws 65000 in Washington Rally
About 65,000 anti nuclear power demonstrators gathered near the Capitol led by figures such as California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and Jane Fonda. The protest, organized after the Three Mile Island accident, criticized President Carter and James Schlesinger and urged moratoriums on new reactors while stressing energy efficiency and solar options.
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UPI
Carter
James Schlesinger
U.S
Capitol
New Mexico
Oregon
U.S. Park
Capitol Hill
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Dick Gregory
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Jane Fonda
Ralph Nader
Gregory
Miss Fonda
Schlesinger
Harrisburg
Israel to open talks with Lebanon leader plan
Prime Minister Menachem Begin plans talks with Lebanon's President Elias Sarkis to end fighting with Lebanon based Palestinian guerrillas. The proposal could mark first contact between Israel and the PLO. Beirut radio says Israeli warplanes raided Tyre area on the second straight day of raids, targeting suspected terrorist concentrations.
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Richard Sisk
United Press International
Menachem Begin
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
Israel
Jerusalem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Begin
Beirut
Tyre
Heart Fund drives for Northeast Ohio and run at ECC
Volunteers for the American Heart Association plan a door to door campaign May 11 to May 20 with a $15,000 goal for Huron County and a total yearly goal of $32,150. The Third Annual Heart Fund Run at Eastern Campus, Cuyahoga Community College features a 3000 meter fun run and a 10,000 meter run starting at noon and 12 10 p m respectively, plus activities and information from Student Life Office.
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American Heart Association
Northeast Ohio
Huron County
Sharyn Fry
Joyce Starke
la Donna Hartley
Betty June Weaver
Nancy Sommers
Cuyahoga Community College
Office of Student Life
Eastern Campus
American Heart Associations Heart Fund
Recall drive for Sheriff Weikel gathers signatures in Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio supporters of Richland County Sheriff Thomas Weikel plan an all day petition sign up on May 19 to force recalls. He faces new court hearings on brutality and corruption charges after earlier grand jury indictments were dismissed due to a legal flaw. A second grand jury returned new indictments as Weikel says he is a victim of reporters. Joan Thompson and about 30 residents organized the Oust Werkel Movement.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Richland County
Thomas Weikel
Weikel
Joan Thompson
Werkel
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