Hadley Forms Mental Health Corporation to bid county contract
Dr. Larry L. Hadley resigns from the 648 Board and forms the George F. Linn Corp a nonprofit to bid for administering all mental health services in Huron County. Other incorporators include Helen Woodworth and Reese Wineman. The Mental Health Society disputes the move as existing agency Cha. The contract expires July 1.
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Larry L. Hadley
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Hadley
Huron County
George F. Linn Corp
Huron County Board of Mental Health and
Helen Woodworth
Norwalk
Reese Wineman
Huron County Mental Health Society
Monroeville
Mental Health Society
Henry Young
Society
Marylou Griffiths
William Owens
Owens
Hamburgers May Carry Cancer Risk Says Washington University
A Washington University study led by Barry Commoner reports mutagens in hamburgers cooked by grilling or frying, though results are tentative. The team notes risk could be minimized by broiling or microwaving, and cautions against jumping to broad dietary bans without full understanding.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Washington University
Barry Commoner
Commoner
Glenn releases 1977 tax returns showing over half income taxed
UPI reports Senator John Glenn of Ohio published his 1977 income tax returns. He paid 354,743 in taxes on 564,400 of taxable income, total income 636,228, with 448,823 earned from business investments. Senator Howard Metzenbaum declined to release his returns, providing only the basic financial disclosure required by new Senate ethics rules.
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Washington
UPI
John Glenn
Ohio
Howard Metzenbaum
Senate
Scripps- Howard
Glenn
Dinah Shore to tape shows at Kings Island this June
Kings Island officials announced Dinah Shore will tape two of her international talk-variety shows at the Ohio park on June 4 and 5. She will also play in a pro-am golf tourney on June 7, the day before the LPGA Championship begins at the adjacent Jack Nicklaus Golf Center. Shore's program airs in 120 cities and nine countries.
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Kings Mills
Ohio
UPI
Kings Island Amusement Park
Dinah Shore
Kings Island
Ms. Shore
Jack Nicklaus Golf Center
The Record Weather And Deaths Notice
Considerable cloudiness tonight with low in the 50s and partly cloudy Thursday high in the 70s. A 20 percent precipitation chance tonight and Thursday. Light north to variable winds. Births report two newborn boys for families in Monroeville and Willard. Deaths note Lena B. Kyle aged 84 of Greenwich and Gladys L. Chase aged 67 of Olena.
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Lawrence Allen II
Monroeville
Good Samaritan
Robert and
Noel Fusco
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Lena B. Kyle
Greenwich
Gladys L. Chase
Olena
You Know Athens Democracy Population Fact
The United Press International report notes that ancient Athens had over 25 percent slaves and fewer than 20 percent voting citizens, highlighting the limited demography behind the classic democracy.
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Ancient
Athens
Rose Foss Resigns From Norwalk City Clerk Post
Rose Foss, Norwalk City Council clerk for 16 years, resigned Tuesday night. She and husband Lyle plan to move to Mt. Vernon this summer after buying a house there. Foss also served as clerk for the Planning and Zoning Commission, Board of Appeals, and Civil Service Commission. A replacement process was set, with interviews by council members and a forthcoming job description and salary schedule.
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Owens
648
County Commissioners
Harold Freeman
James Rlbright
Freeman
Rose Foss
Norwalk
Richard Cunningham
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Appeals
Civil Service Commission
Board of Appeal
Gould Talks To Resume In Toledo Mediation Session
Mil an frail? Negotiating committees of Gould and the Mechanics Education Society of America meet Friday with federal mediator Don Power of the FMCS in Toledo to end a three week strike. Over 300 union workers walked off April 30 as their three year contract expired. The company proposed 60 cent first year and 50 cent for two subsequent years plus fringe benefits but no cost of living clause.
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Milan
Gould
Mechanics Education Society of America
MESA
Power
United pilot dumps toxic fuel over Lake Erie
A United Airlines DC8 pilot dumped 1,700 gallons of toxic fuel over Lake Erie to land at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport avoiding delays on a Norfolk to Los Angeles flight.
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Cleveland
UPI
United Airlines
Lake Erie
Norfolk
Los Angeles
Cleveland Hopkins International
Norman Rau Named President of Reflector Herald Group
Norman F Rau becomes president of Reflector-Herald Inc amid a broad executive shuffle announced by former president Dudley A White. David A Rau named publisher of the Grand Haven Tribune while White shifts to chairman and CEO. Pifer becomes publisher of the Sandusky Register, Reflector, Kingsport News and other titles as the family group expands broadcasting and real estate interests. Raue
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
Dudley A. White
David A. Rau
The
Reflector
Grand Haven
Mich
Tribune
White
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Register
Kingsport
Tenn
Times-News
Robert E. Pifer
Sandusky Register
Kingsport News
Times and
Times- News
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Kzam-Fm
Bellevue
Wash
Houston
Tex
Southwest
Ray
Norman Rau
Huron
Ohio State University
U.S. Naval Reserve
Pacific
Pifer
Ohio University
Ohio
Jackson
U.S. Air Force
David Rau
Colgate University
New York
Ford Motor Co
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
U.S.S
Benjamin Stoddert
U.S
Rau
Molly
Claire
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