Norwalk Realtor Plans Local Cable TV Venture
Norwalk realtor Richard Rench says he will start a TV company to produce local news and entertainment for broadcast on cable channel 2 from Norwalk. He notes a full staff, four to six cameras, sponsor backing, and potential tie-ins with Continental Cablevision, while delaying a newspaper launch until TV results unfold.
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Norwalk
Richard Rench
Rench
Reach
Norwalk High School
Akron St. Vincent St. Mary
Kerr Co. to repay home canners for faulty lids claim
Kerr Co faces accusations of faulty canning lids and pledges reimbursement to home canners harmed by spoiled food. UPI reports complaints to Agriculture Department, Consumer Product Safety Commission, and Virginia Knauer as Ford adviser. In Ohio, about three dozen IBEW members strike at Municipal Power Plant and distribution centers over wage terms after a city income tax vote.
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Washington
UPI
Kerr Co
Agriculture Department
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Ford
Virginia Knauer
Kerr
Painesville
Ohio
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Navy to merge stewards into mess management specialists
Navy merges stewards with commissarymen cooks and bakers to form mess management specialists effective Jan 1. The change targets a commissarymen shortage as many enlist and many stewards re enlist. most stewards are Filipinos and most commissarymen do not reenlist.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Computer aided turkey breeding at Sonoma farm
In Sonoma California scientists at Nicholas Turkey Breeding Farms use a computer to select turkey strains for future generations. Robert B Hitchcock vice president notes the farm's two main lines one meatier and one prolific for egg production.
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Sonoma
Calif
UPI
Nicholas Turkey Breeding Farms
Robert B. Hitchcock
Weather notes and local life events from The Record
Weather forecast shows upper 30s on tonight and upper 40s to low 50s Wednesday with a 40 to 50 percent rain chance. Marriage license listings include Kimball Shaffer and others. births report a Willard boy. deaths note John Keinonen and three others in the region.
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Jerome E. Kimball
Monroeville
Deborah M. Shaffer
Norwalk
Bruce A. Albert
Greenwich
Village
Deanna Sue Moser
North Fairfield
David A. Lane
Farmer
Holly Norris
Kenneth Short
Karen Kagy
Willard
Ronald L. Perkins
Shelby
Jan Gay Jump
Gary E. Nichols
Oberlin
Christine E. Dunfee
New London
Richard N. Haddox
Bellevue
Sharon M. Forney
Rex C. Clay
Margaret K. Meeker
Huron
Beautician
Richard Danhoff
Willard Area
John Keinonen
Detroit
Michigan
Mary Kellar
Sandusky
Aggie Behringer
Meet Thursday On Digester
A Columbus conference set for Thursday will review Leon Riley's liquid digester and the earlier withdrawal of his variance for the burner. EPA examiner Alan L. Lapp will call the session with Riley's lawyer Michael Fegen, Prosecutor William W. Owens, Deputy County Health Commissioner Clarence Ellett, and Norwalk Township Trustees to discuss complaints, pending lawsuits, and liquids in tanks at Riley's Liquid Disposal Co. An adjudication hearing neighbors filed for November 27 in Columbus may be canceled and discussed at the meeting.
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Columbus
Leon Riley
Riley
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Riley's
Liquid Disposal Co
EPA
Alan L. Lapp
Michael Fegen
William W. Owens
Clarence Ellett
Norwalk Township
Norwalkpreps for Class AA Final as city clears Friday
Norwalk public schools cancel Friday classes so students can attend the Class AA state championship in Dayton. City offices close at 12 30 pm with compensatory time for essential staff. A pep rally at Whitney Field, led by student council president Tracey Buck, precedes the trip. Community support urged.
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Norwalk
Dayton
Supt
Albion V. Gotaas
Wayne Goodsite
City Hall
Street Department
Water Department
Park Department
Goodsite
Whitney Field
Norwalk High School
Tracey Buck
Pioneer School Teachers Strike Blocks Driveway
Pioneer Joint Vocational School teachers walked out after eight hours of stalemated negotiations with the board over a master contract. About 50 of 60 teachers blocked bus routes and the superintendent's car in the driveway as students were sent home. The board resumed talks Wednesday with a professional negotiator hoped to ease tension.
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Shelby
Pioneer Joint Vocational School
Ned Forman
Northmore
Robert Schumann
Forman
Virginia Lydy
James Lyons
Ohio
Schumann
Pioneer
Willard
Plymouth
Four More Student Buses Set for Dayton Trip
Norwalk organizations and private citizens raise funds to subsidize four additional student buses to the Class AA state championship in Dayton Friday. The Reflector plans to subsidize three buses, with the rest covered by Norwalk Jaycees, Norwalk Boosters Club, and private contributors. Buses depart Reflector lot at 2 p.m. with two adult chaperones each, escorted by local law and fire departments.
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Norwalk
Dayton
Norwalk Jaycees
Norwalk Boosters Club
Reflector
James Londot
E. Monroe St
London
Huron County Sheriff's Dept
Norwalk Police
Public opinion poll on savings use and high school sports emphasis
Readers discuss inflation and use of savings for daily expenses. Voices include a widow with small pension and parents worried by rising prices. The piece notes 69.3 percent yes and 30.7 percent no responses and ends with calls to vote on high school sports emphasis. Voters urged to call numbers to cast their ballots by midnight.
Hirohito regrets wartime split as Ford visits Japan
Emperor Hirohito toasted President Ford saying it was regrettable the two nations fought in World War II. Ford pledged to visit the United States next year and discussed energy, arms talks, and nuclear weapons with Prime Minister Tanaka, while Tokyo's mayor pressed for a nuclear weapons discussion.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Tokyo
Hirohito
Ford
U.S
Japan
Imperial Palace
United States
America
Kakuei Tanaka
Ryokichi Minobe
Norwalk Area United Fund Pledge Totals Revealed
The Norwalk Area United Fund reports a pledged amount of 62 305 toward a goal of 86 100. Community volunteers continue to seek additional donations to reach the target and support local services.
Back Your Truckers Good Luck Messages Ad Offer
Local notice invites readers to place a Good Luck message to truckers in Thursday Go Truckers Classification. Messages up to 25 words cost $1.50, extra words 7 cents each. payment at office before 2 p.m. Wednesday. no mail or phone orders.
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Rench Organizing Company
Continental Cablevision
Cablevision
Computer
Hardman
Leonard Hardman
Norwalk Senior High
Nol Co
Salem High School
Retail Merchants Committee
Santa
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Commerce Department
Norwalk Area United Fund
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