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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1978

Page

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Prolonging Or Soothing Grief Last in Series

Psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross concludes funerals serve as effective therapy for survivors, marking life events and aiding grief management. Edgar N. Jackson notes rituals satisfy religious needs, while viewing the deceased helps express sorrow and confirm death, with funeral visitation aiding mourning. James Smith of Kubach-Smith Funeral Home weighs in on the practice.

Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Edgar N. Jackson Jackson James Smith Kubach-Smith Funeral Home

Funeral views shape grieving by viewing the dead

Funeral professionals and clergy discuss viewing and visitation as essential to coping with death. They say viewing eases denial and triggers emotional release, while calling hours and funerals offer space for support, farewell, and respectful disposal of the body.

Davis Elden Smith St. Paul Episcopal Church Smith Norbert Howe St. Mary Catholic Church

Funeral rites stress eternal life over grief

Clergy counsel survivors on funeral practices reflecting Christian hope in eternal life. Discussions compare Jewish burial customs, urge timely rites, and emphasize that calling hours and service length are family decisions shaped by individual grieving needs.

Howe Smith

Five years hard labor for arson at Parris Island office

Lance Cpl. Jimmy D. Scott, 19, Cleveland, Ohio, was sentenced by a military court martial to five years at hard labor for aggravated arson that started a $187,000 fire at the Women Recruit Training Command supply office. He was reduced to private, forfeits all pay, dishonorable discharge, and an automatic appeal is required. In Cleveland, Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio rejects a senior discount or freeze on non-group health rates for 55 plus, amid a $1.99 monthly rise and 29 percent overall non-group increases. president says any freeze would be unfair to other policyholders.

Parris Island S.C UPI Jimmy D. Scott Cleveland Ohio Women Recruit Training Command Supply Scott UPS Blue Cross Senior Citizens Coalition Donald Riordan

U.S. Offers Help to China on Energy Ventures

Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said the United States would assist China in developing coal mines, designing an atom smasher, and building a large Yangtze River dam. He noted five energy areas for cooperation including hydroelectric power, renewables, oil and gas, and high energy physics.

Tokyo UPI United States China James Schlesinger Yangtze River Schlesinger Japan Peking

Billy Graham Turns 60 Says He Is Not Special

Billy Graham, who will celebrate his 60th birthday on Tuesday, told about 600 church leaders and businessmen at a Charlotte party that there is nothing special about him. He said he will continue preaching worldwide until he dies and that his contact with God is that of a saved sinner, adding he has received more credit than he deserves.

Charlotte N.C UPI Billy Graham Graham

Weather and life events wrap November 6 1978 issue

Weather summary notes highs in upper 50s to lower 60s early, cooling to lower 50s. mainly cloudy, with a few showers tonight and a low in the mid to upper 30s. Tuesday partly cloudy with highs in the lower 50s. 30 percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. north to northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Births list Greenwich girl, Norwalk boy, Willard boy. Deaths include Mrs Flossie O Bricker and Mr John Horvath. Oldest labor dispute on record cited in Thebes, Egypt, 1153 B.C.

Thebes Egypt

Four from Cleveland Arrested After Stolen Truck Chase

A tracking dog helped Cleveland area suspects four in number including a woman and a juvenile to be arrested Sunday near Monroeville after driving a stolen truck. Deputies tracked the vehicle along Ohio 54 and suspects fled into a field where a county game protector and his dog located them. Three were found along Williams Road and one on Ohio 547 by a state trooper. Arrested were Beverlee Bolger 22 Mercy DeLeon 18 both of Cleveland and David W Pauley 18 of North Ridgeville. The 16 year old juvenile is in Richland County Attention Center. They are in the county jail awaiting further action.

Cleveland Monroeville Huron County Sheriff's Clevland Ohio 54 Townline Road Alan Kalfus Gordon Rogers Williams Road Ohio Beverlee Bolger Mercy DeLeon David W. Pauley North Ridgeville Richland County

Allen Faces Criminal Charges In Ohio Juvenile Mental Health Case

Allen, age 21, faces possession of a stolen moped charges in Common Pleas Court. Judge Heydinger ruled he is not moderately retarded, avoiding commitment to a mental institution. He has spent years in mental retardation facilities, with no family or guardian, and will await sentencing and potential probation. Weinhardt will temporarily take him in as no local facility can house him, with treatment planned at Linn Center and work at Christie Lane. A pre trial release hearing has not been set.

Donald Allen Common Pleas Thomas Heydinger Allen State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Huron County Prosecutor’s Office Heydinger Robert W. Smith Reflector Weinhardt Christie Lane Linn Center Court of Common Pleas

Iran forms military government to quell Tehran violence

In Tehran the new military government led by Gen. Gholam Reza Azhari takes power as tanks deploy to cities. Despite the move, the worst violence in 15 years continues with troops firing in downtown areas and at Tehran University. The Shah calls for a transitional rule and a national coalition, urging clergy and youths to end the unrest.

Tehran Iran UPI Gholam Reza Azhari Tehran University Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi

Hauser Seeks Dismissal In County Land Dispute

Huron County Prosecutor Richard B. Hauser asks to drop a lawsuit by three property owners against the county commissioners over Indian Creek Drainage Project assessments. Hauser says the suit should target the county soil and water conservation commission, not the commissioners.

Huron County Richard B. Hauser Huron County Common Pleas Court Hauser County Soil and Water Conservation Commission Indian Creek Lyle Edna Smith Willard Paul Crecilius Milan Roderic Elsie Righter Birmingham Mich Huron County Soil and Water Commission

Indicted Mansfield Sheriff Faces 24 Charges Across 12 People

A Richland County grand jury handed down 24 indictments against 12 individuals tied to the sheriff's office. Sheriff Thomas E. Weikel and Chief Deputy Raymond Hart are among those charged with theft in office, assault, and interference with inmates civil rights. The indictments cover 1974 to 1978 and reflect earlier Mansfield News Journal reports. The special prosecutor Joseph Murray presented the evidence as the grand jury remains in session through the week.

Mansfield, Ohio UPI Richland County Richland County Sheriff's Office Thomas E. Weikel Raymond Hart Mansfield News Journal Terry McMillen Shirley Whisler Michael Spognardi Earl Korn William Spognardi Gary Bush William Miser Sheriff’s Department Donnie Todd Joseph Murray Ashland

Voting Changes in Four Huron County Precincts

Voters in Norwalk Willard Greenwich and Lyme Township will cast ballots Tuesday at updated polling sites The changes include Precinct 3B moving to Episcopal Church Parish House 85 West Main St Norwalk Precinct 2B to American Legion Hall on Ohio 99 Greenwich Village Precinct 2 to Enterprise Review building 56 Main St Lyme Township voters to Lyme polling location noted by the board of elections.

Huron County Board of Elections Norwalk Pleasant Street Episcopal Church West Main St Willard John Grama Spring Street American Legion Hall Ohio Greenwich Village Bacon Chevrolet Enterprise Review Main St Lyme

Township Hall Ride Lines For Polls In Huron County

Township Hall on Young Road is not Lyme Township School. Voters needing rides to polls should contact local party offices. Republicans in Norwalk list 668-8376. Democrats provide 668-1903 668-0457 668-7342. For full polling place list, see page 7.

Young Road Lyme Township Norwalk Huron County Republican Democratic Party

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ed Davis Heuston-Gerber Funeral Home Ohio Marine U.S Burnell Barbara Jones Fisher-Titus Richard and Patricia Stein Good Samaritan Melvin and Ella Mae Hamons Willard Area Hospital Flossie O. Bricker New London John Horvath Collins Dog Christie Lane Adult Workshop Erie Shores Group Robert Weinhardt Erie Shores Jack Fynes Marion Waits Russell Leffler UPI Telephoto Mansfield
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