Scowling Eric Sevareid Retires From Tube at 65
CBS veteran Eric Sevareid born November 26 1912 in Velva North Dakota will retire at 65 at month end after decades with CBS News. He spoke about fairness and honesty to an audience including Vice President Mondale and Chief Justice Burger at a Decatur House event.
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Lottery Wins And Interstate Opening In Ohio News
Georgia Holland of Cleveland Heights earned $75 000 from two Ohio Lottery trips and plans a trip with her husband. Ohio Kentucky and Indiana governors will open Interstate 275's western half on December 6 connecting I 75 through Cincinnati to northern Kentucky. The Army Corps of Engineers opened a formal probe into the Kelly Barnes Dam collapse near Toccoa that killed 38, with results due after reviews by President Carter and Governor Busbee.
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Bergland urges farmers to hold grain awaiting foreign markets
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland told 60 to 70 farmers at the Equity Co op elevator in De Witt Iowa to keep corn in storage. He said exports are key to lifting the low spirits in the corn market and urged patience until new foreign markets open.
China to raise pay for millions with conditions
China announces a six year overdue pay raise for nearly 100 million low paid workers conditional on increased productivity and attitude. The intake excludes those earning 90 yuan or more monthly despite retroactive impact to Oct 1 per Xinhua.
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Cleveland woman dies linked to liquid protein diet
A federal health official identifies a Cleveland woman as one of ten American women who died after losing weight on a liquid protein diet. The patient began the diet in April, shed about 70 pounds, and collapsed with an irregular heartbeat in August. All ten deaths occurred in patients under medical care and died suddenly of heart rhythm problems during or after the diet.
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Weather and notices from The Record
Windy cold with possible snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Low 20s tonight. highs in the 30s. 60 percent tonight, 30 percent Saturday. Births list six families in Norwalk and nearby areas with newborns. deaths include two men aged 43 and 53 in Cincinnati and Minerva.
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Begin Seeks End to War in Heartfelt Egypt Message
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin urges Egyptians to end bloodshed and pursue real peace and friendship. He invites Sadat to Jerusalem and offers to visit Cairo, stressing no more wars and a path to sincere cooperation. President Carter backs resuming Geneva talks and urges Arab states to respond similarly.
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Ban on Outdoor Gas Lights Wins Approval in Energy Bill
Washington negotiators approved a ban on outdoor gas lights in front yards, asserting annual energy savings equivalent to 30,000 barrels of oil. The agreement removes a key dispute in the new energy legislation aimed at shifting American energy use.
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Norwalk Veterans Day Observance Honors Peace and Service
Sheriff John Borgia spoke at the Huron County Courthouse steps as Norwalk honored veterans. The 11 a.m. ceremony included a color guard, invocation by Rev. Norbert Howe, and readings of George Washington’s Prayer. The event linked World War I’s end to ongoing national service and cultural values.
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New York City withdraws $200 million note sale
New York City canceled plans to sell at least $200 million in short term notes after Moody's warned of possible bankruptcy later. The move followed failed expectations to regain access to public credit markets. Comptroller Harrison Goldin's office cited underwriter guidance that no successful offering was possible now.
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Norwalk Junior High Student Keeps Paper Route Pace
Tammy Walker a 13 year old Reflector carrier for four years says she enjoys meeting people and learning to make change. She delivers on North Hester Clifton and part of League Streets and saves part of her earnings in a Christmas Club.
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