Nurses Remembering Loss and Duty in 1970s Training
Rosalyn Liston, a young nurse in 1970, recalls idealism contrasted with heartbreak when her father died of heart disease. A pastoral assistant at St. Mary’s and St. Alphonsus’ churches describes her experience of being blocked from a hospital room by a nurse. This third installment in a death and funerals series reflects early career challenges and personal sorrow.
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Rosalyn Liston
St. Mary’s
St. Alphonsus
Corky the killer whale births captive calf at Marineland
Corky the killer whale delivered a 7 foot 300 pound calf Tuesday at Marineland in Rancho Palos Verdes becoming the second killer whale born in captivity. The newborn is described as frisky and expected to survive, following the death of Corky’s first calf in 1976.
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Rancho Palos Verdes
Calif
UPI
Corky
Tom Otten
Marineland
Man hides in unheated jet hold to London flight
Thomas B. Coles III, 21, a suburban Grosse Pointe man, slipped into the forward cargo hold of a British Airways Boeing 747 at Detroit Metro Gate 56 Monday evening. He rode across the Atlantic in the pressurized though unheated cargo area and landed in London apparently unharmed.
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Detroit
UPI
Grosse Pointe
British Airways
London
Thomas B. Coles III
Detroit Metro
Atlantic
Weather and notices brief for Castalia and Bellevue
Clear tonight with lows in the 30s sunny Thursday near 60. Winds light under 10 mph. Marriage license applications list Lease E Schock and Sandra D Gibson. Donald J Fritz and Pamela S Ruffing. Births include Jose and Anita Munoz and David and Connie Kluding. Peter Falk paid 300k to 350k per Colombo episode, record 1.95m in 1975.
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E. Schock
Castalia
Sandra D. Gibson
Willard
Donald J. Fritz
Bellevue
Pamela S. Ruffing
Jose and
Anita Munoz
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
David and
Connie Kluding
Sandusky Memorial
Peter Falk
Willard Rail Line Closure Sparks Industrial Park Plan
Willard neighbors weigh salvaging a 30 mile C&O line after ICC approval of its closing. City leaders hope to attract industry to 73 acre Gahr farm site near a future sewage plant, with Conrail possible rail service gaps and plans for an industrial park. Local trustees and C&O Realty discuss study results and council action.
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Willard
Willard-Sandusky
Community Development Commission
Richmond
Norwich
Chessie Railroad
Gahr
Landowners Sue County Over Drainage Assessment Plan
Three property owners from rural Willard Milan and Birmingham Michigan filed a common pleas court appeal against Huron County Commissioners over the Indian Creek Drainage Project assessments for 67 farmers across Hartland and Fitchville townships. They challenge the elevation based formula that taxes higher ground more, arguing it shifts costs to those not benefiting equally. The county and the Soil and Water Conservation District resisted changing the method, remaining with the land elevation approach after a July assessment and October 17 decision.
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Huron County Commissioners
Indian Creek
Lyle
Edna Smith
Willard
Paul Crecilius
Milan
Roderic
Elsie Righter
Birmingham
Mich
Common Pleas Court
Hartland
Fitchville
Com
Righter
Smith
Crecilius
Huron County Soil and Water Conservation District
Carter acts to halt dollar slide with market moves
President Carter imposed emergency measures to steady the dollar including higher interest rates, more U S gold sales and a 30 billion swap with foreign banks. He said the decline threatens domestic and international economic progress and the anti inflation program. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal warned the drop has gotten out of hand and must end. The issue centers on about 500 billion dollars held by foreigners selling dollars rather than buying or investing.
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UPI
U.S
Frankfurt Money Exchange
Switzerland
Carter
Zurich
Washington
White House
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
$1.1 Million Suit Filed Over Fatal Sept Crash
Harvey Krebs of Huron sues LaDonna Dysard in Huron County Common Pleas Court for 1.1 million dollars claiming negligence led to the death of Rose A. Krebs and serious injuries to Krebs. The suit seeks 956000 for death damages and 200000 for permanent injuries. Dysard faces five counts of vehicular homicide.
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Republic
Harvey Krebs
Huron
Huron County
Krebs
Rose A. Krebs
Ohio 4
Sherman Township
Dysard
Eldorado
Ohio
LaDonna Dysard
Huron and
Sandusky
Ms. Dysard
Huron County Grand
Common Pleas Court
Bellevue Municipal Court
Patrick Murray
Ralph Pisano
VFW Post Raided Over Gambling Devices in Ohio
Ohio Department of Liquor Control agents raided Firelands Post No. 2743 in Toledo area, seizing tip tickets punch boards and tip ticket machines. James Ward Sr. cited as manager for post gambling violations. hearing set with Ohio Liquor Control Commission within a month or two. Peep door incident noted with badge check.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Firelands
Veterans of Foreign Wars
August Perona
State Office
Columbus
Toledo
Michael Medick
Ward
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Perona
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Kathy Szeibach
Reflector
Edison Improvements
Bioction
Cawac
Ie UO
Mansfield
Mideast
Moshe Dayan
Cyrus Vance
Menachem Begin
Vance
State Department
Dayan
New York
New York Times
Dailyews
Bucharest
Romania
Pitesti
Agerpress
Europe
Benedict School
Paul Stafford
Paul Capelle
The
Reflector Three
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
C&o
Thomas Diak
Diak
Conrail
VFW
James H. Ward, Sr
Fifth St
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