Five Day Plan to Quit Smoking Recap at Willard Clinic
The piece records a personal diary of quitting smoking at Willard with a five day program emphasizing fruit and water diet, no coffee or alcohol, cold mittens in the morning, daily exercise, and mind body reinforcement led by Rev Harry Kohles. The author notes initial nerves and cravings, gradual calm by day two, and firm resolve to abstain despite temptations.
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Willard
Harry Kohles
Legionnaires' disease increasingly seen as common risk
At a 500 delegate international symposium at the U S Center for Disease Control researchers reported mounting evidence that Legionnaires' disease is not rare and occurs more often than once believed. Studies link smoking and alcohol to higher risk with this pneumonia linked to the 1976 Philadelphia outbreak attracting renewed scrutiny.
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Atlanta
UPI
U.S
Center For Disease Control
American Legion
Philadelphia
UPI Report Highlights Gills Net Fight and Cleveland Mayors Talk
Michigan conservationists condemn a federal judge’s denial of petitions to halt unrestricted gill net fishing by Indians in the Great Lakes. The judge refused a temporary restraining order as Indian fishing rights await court decisions. In Ohio, former Sheriff Steve Helli is rehired in Medina County as a security officer after resigning amid prior sexual battery charges. Cuyahoga officials urge Richard Celeste to consider a Cleveland mayoral bid as he weighs the end of his term as lieutenant governor.
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Lansing
Mich
Cleveland
UPI
Richard Celeste
Cuyahoga County
Timothy Hagan
Celeste
Columbus
Medina, Ohio
Medina County
Steve G. Helli
Helli
Mark Whitfield
Charles Clark
John Oberholtzer
Harlem cops treated for lice raid at stationhouse
New York police officers at the Harlem stationhouse were warned of a lice outbreak after about 20 officers were treated at a nearby hospital. Sgt. Rufus Peels cited dermatologists from St. Luke's Hospital who confirmed the infestation and admitted uncertainty about how it spread.
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New York
UPI
Harlem
Rufus Peels
St. Luke’s Hospital
Weather and local births and deaths from Willard area
November 14 1978 forecast mostly cloudy cooler tonight with lows in the low 30s then mid to upper 40s Wednesday. 20 percent precip. Winds NW to N 10 15 mph. Temperatures Monday 66 40. Precip 0.18 inch. Births Howard and Chevy Hursh Greenwich girl Fisher Titus Greg and Barbara Nevine Milan girl Good Samaritan James and Darlene Rufener Willard girl Willard Area Hospital Feowh. Deaths Charles S Wilson 67 Willard Miss Geneva B Nichols 102 Elyria.
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Howard
Chevy
Hursh
Greenwich
Fisher-Titus
Greg
Barbara Nevine
Milan
Good Samaritan
James
Darlene Rufener
Willard
Anthony
Rebecca Marrone
Plymouth
Willard Area Hospital
Feowh
Grt
Charles S. Wilson
Geneva B. Nichols
Elyria
Violence Hits Huron County Trucker near Olena
A 24 year old truck driver Benjamin A. Gross from Redford Va was shot in the neck while southbound on U S 250 near Olena Michigan. Three shots from a .22 hit the trailer air cleaner and the neck wound was minor. The attack was linked to a strike by the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers. No suspects were named and Gross was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and released after spending the night in Norwalk.
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U.S. 250
Olena
Bob Sutherland
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Fraternal Association of Steel
Benjamin A. Gross
Redford
U.S
Michigan
Sutherland
Gross
Highway Patrol
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Alabama
Maryland
Teamsters Union
East Liverpool
Mahoning County
Warren
Peter Pan at Towne and Country Theater Ships Onstage Wings
The Towne and Country Theatre stages Peter Pan with flying sequences using wires and a track system operated with expert help from Peter Foy. The production, directed by Ronn Koerper, opens Friday and is the costliest in 13 seasons with about $8,000 spent on wiring, tracks, and flying effects.
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Ronn Koerper
Peter Pan
Wendy
John
Michael
Peter Foy
Britain
Foy
Koerper
McKinnon Arrested on Felonious Assault Charge in Ohio
Milan resident Roger McKinnon was arrested by Erie County deputies for felonious assault in the October 10 shooting of Stephan Roth at McKinnon’s home. Roth, found wounded along Ohio 113, was treated and released from St. Joseph’s Hospital. McKinnon posted a $10,000 cash bond and faces arraignment Friday in Erie County Common Pleas Court. If convicted, he could receive 2 to 15 years in prison and a maximum $7,900 fine.
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Milan
Roger McKinnon
River Road
Erie County
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Stephan A. Roth
Norwalk
McKinnon
Sheriff's Department
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Roth
Charles Lindecamp
Ohio 113
Chin
St. Joseph's Hospital
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