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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1977

Page

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TV awareness workshop at Grailville draws curious evaluators

In Loveland Ohio 21 people paid 140 each to attend a weekend retreat on television effects at Grailville Center. Organizers led by Rev. Joe Gann of the Methodist church aimed to teach personal viewing habits, promote change and guide agenda for station owners and FCC officials.

Loveland, Ohio UPI Grailville Center Cincinnati 21 TV Joe Gann Federal Communications Commission Gann

Texas youth elected FFA president at Kansas City meet

Ken Johnson 19 from Nacogdoches Texas was elected president of the Future Farmers of America at the national convention joining a slate of six officers who will serve one year. The report notes Johnson and others will serve through next year’s convention.

Kansas City UPI Future Farmers of America Ken Johnson Nacogdoches Texas Johnson

Settlement pays 9 year old for Clorox drain cleaner injury

In an out of court deal Clorox Inc agrees to pay 500000 to Giselle Hamlin's family settling a 15 million suit. The girl swallowed Liquid Plumr in 1972 causing severe esophageal burns.

New York UPI Clorox Inc Giselle Hamlin

Idaho editor given delay in jail for protecting source

Jay Shelledy executive editor of the Lewiston Tribune received a reprieve from a 30 day jail term for refusing to name a confidential source. He appeared at Latah County Jail but was turned away as District Court Judge Roy Mosman weighs an alternate punishment tied to a libel case.

Moscow Idaho UPI Jay Shelledy Lewiston Tribune Latah Mike Goetz Roy Mosman Tribune

Snow Belt Drops 14 Inches in Northeastern Ohio

Heavy squalls over northeastern Ohio brought up to 14 inches of snow in Geauga and Lake counties. The National Weather Service in Cleveland said a storm system from southeastern Canada fed very cold air across Ohio. Up to four inches of new snow was forecast for parts of the northeastern counties by late today.

United Press International Ohio Geauga and Lake Counties National Weather Service Cleveland Canada

Explosion on freight train rocks South Korea killing many

Seoul officials opened a probe into possible North Korean sabotage after a dynamite blast on a parked freight train at Iri killed over 50 people and injured about 1,000. The explosion leveled 400 buildings and carved a 49 foot crater near the village 125 miles south of Seoul.

Seoul South Korea UPI Iri

Weather Cast and Local Notices Include Marriages Births and Deaths

A weather outlook shows a chance of snow flurries tonight with lows in the mid 20s and partly cloudy cold conditions Sunday with highs in the mid 30s. marriage license applications list four couples including Duane Fell and Dawn Colvin, Matthew Hale and Lisa Lindsey, Eric Jones and Diana Hale, Richard Hartley and Joanne Schneider. births note several families adding daughters and sons in Norwalk Willard and Monroeville areas while deaths list Mrs. Ethel Hardy and Roy Heifner among others.

Duane R. Fell Norwalk Dawn M. Colvin Matthew J. Hale Willard Lisa M. Lindsey New Haven Eric C. Jones Diana L. Hale Greenwich Richard E. Hartley U.S. Army Joanne M. Schneider Milan Cook

Burns Gains Support for Third Term as Fed Chairman

The report notes Arthur Burns, head of the Federal Reserve, attracting backing for a possible third term as chairman. Burns’ Jan. 31 term end comes amid Democratic criticism of his tight money policy. Sen. Robert Dole urges his appointment to curb inflation and aid farmers. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal says the administration isn’t at odds with Burns and expects him to stay the course and adapt if needed.

Washington UPI Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Board U.S Burns Carter Arthur Robert Dole Kan National Association of Farm Broadcasters Treasury Michael Blumenthal Senate Banking Committee

Ohio Congressman Sought Ford Kim Meeting in Korean Influence Affair

Rep. Tennyson Guyer of Ohio pressed for a 1975 76 meeting between President Ford and Hancho Kim amid a Korean influence buying probe. The Washington Post cited repeated requests and letters aimed at arranging the encounter, which NSC opposed. Kim faced indictment over donations to Findlay College where Guyer and Kim are alumni.

Washington UPI Ohio Gerald Ford Hancho Kim Capitol Hill Washington Post Rep Tennyson Guyer Post Ford NSC National Security Council Vernon Loen Ford White House Guyer White House The Loen Tenny Kim Korea Vern Leon Findlay Findlay College U.S Congress South Korea Vernon Thomson R-Wis

Holiday Lakes Man Killed In Accident

A Holiday Lakes resident, 23 year old Lee Edwin Sharpless, died in a head on collision on Ohio 998 near New Haven. Ned T. Bowling, 38, of Plymouth was injured. driving under the influence charge cited. Funeral services planned at Celeryville Christian Reformed Church with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.

New Haven Holiday Lakes Ohio Lee Edwin Sharpless Holiday Lane Willard Area Hospital Sharpless Ned T. Bowling Plymouth Ohio Highway Patrol Bowling Huron County Prosecutor's Office Paula Pritchard Mr. Sharpless Willard Willard High School Celeryville Christian Reformed Church Midwest Industries Harley Sharpless Sharon Polachek Ed Sharpless Celeryville Jannette Petersen Shiloh Fink- Lindsey James Scholten Maple Grove Cemetery

Norwalk Receives 19900s CETA Grant for Local Projects

Norwalk will receive 19107 in Comprehensive Training and Employment Act funds per Gov James Rhodes office. Vernis George Norwalk Finance Director says the money funds two hires for one time projects including insulation at the recreation center roof repairs at the street department building and park work. He had sought 80000 and plans to return to Columbus to seek reinstatement of the remaining funds.

Norwalk James Rhodes Vernis George CETA Ohio Bureau of Employment Services George Columbus

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By Rick van Sant Calo Texas Youth Heads FFA Salina, Kan Clorox Robert and Diane Wallace Monroeville Cheryl Ronald Kessler Willard Area James Noreen Carroll Good Samaritan Terry and Judi Pelton Berlin Heights Ethel Hardy Wakeman Roy Heifner Fed St. Paul High School Fostoria St. Wendelin Whitney Field Harold Philbrick Tim Hohman Gaye Macchini Riverside House-Senate Macchini Illinois UPI Telephoto
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