Norwalk to Get 65 Low Cost Senior Apartments
The Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority approves 65 one bedroom units for seniors in Norwalk. Units target residents 62 or older with annual gross incomes up to 5 000 dollars, to be built within nine to twelve months. Rent capped at 172 dollars with 25 percent paid by tenants.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
HMHA
William F. Gandert
Goodsite
Gandert
Detroit
Mich
Rhodes Expands Lead In Ohio Governor Race
Ohio official returns show Gov Elect James A Rhodes widening margin over Gov John J Gilligan to 13 629 votes as eight more counties report changes. Gilligan loses 178 votes and Rhodes gains 10 from prior figures in the updated tally.
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UPI
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United States faces recession says Ford market dips
Bus drivers coal miners shipbuilders and delivery men went on strike as layoffs hit auto firms. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield warned of a long mood unless government cooperation improves. President Ford declared America faces recession, and the stock market fell about 37 cents on average with the Dow Jones closing just under 614.
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James R. King
United Press International
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Mike Mansfield
Ford Today
America
Rohrer Quintuplets Home Family Faces Identity Puzzle
In Catonsville Maryland the Rohrer quintuplets are now home from the hospital. Parents Karen and Charles Rohrer discuss the challenge of telling the five babies apart and jokingly consider tattooing the babies' feet.
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Karen Rohrer
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Russell
Sandra
Charles
Smokers Risk Sudden Fatal Heart Attacks Says Doctor
Dr. Arthur L. Klatsky presented at the American Heart Association conference that a Kaiser study of 197 men who died within 24 hours of a heart attack found cigarette smoking strongly linked to sudden cardiac death while coffee drinking heavy aspirin use and alcohol showed no statistically significant association.
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UPI
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Kaiser-Permanente Medical Care
Oakland
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American Heart Association
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Ohio Lottery Officials Cite Saxbe Speech Impact
Ohio Lottery Commission officials testified that statements by U S Attorney General Saxbe caused a decline in lottery ticket sales and revenue loss for the state. They said public doubt and fear of legal issues reduced public acceptance of the lottery.
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UPS
Ohio Lottery Commission
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William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of snow flurries
Weather brief notes a 40 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 30 percent Thursday. Lows rise from the upper 20s to lower 30s tonight with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s Thursday. Winds west to northwest at 15 to 25 mph. Births and a death are listed: a Norwalk boy and a New London girl born, and Harold E. McGuire, 75, of Milan, deceased.
City to Begin Talks With Union Monday
Norwalk plans inaugural labor talks with OCSEA on Monday at city hall over a 1975 contract for about 75 municipal workers. OCSEA lead is Donald Keaton. city may appoint Finance Director Colvin and Law Director Freeman to its panel.
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Norwalk
Ohio Civil Service
Richard Striker
OCSEA
Striker
Council
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Bus Rally Prepares for Dayton Playoff Trip
Playoff travel for Norwalk students and adults will use a dozen buses to Dayton. Six student and six adult buses depart Reflector lot at 2 p.m. Friday with no stops, returning about 2 a.m. Saturday. Readers will be assigned bus numbers and urged to carry tickets.
Norwalk Schools Cancel Friday Classes For Make Up Day
Norwalk public schools will dismiss Friday with all classes canceled and a make up day scheduled later. Elementary and High School students may be excused at 1 p.m. to attend the Dayton play off game with a parent note. A Welcome Home celebration for the Norwalk High School football team is set for 1 p.m. Saturday in the high school auditorium with Bill Ream as master of ceremonies.
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Whitney Field
Norwalk High School
St. Paul
Norwalk
George Perry
Pioneer Teachers Return To Classes
Shelby reports Pioneer Vocational School teachers end a one day strike after a resolution changes master contract to signed master agreement. State education officials mediated, enabling start of negotiations, with both sides signaling cautious optimism and potential weeks of talks ahead.
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Pioneer Vocational School
State Education Association
Board of Education
Virginia Lydy
Elmer Smith
Rural Norwalk Boy Injures Foot in Rifle Accident
A 14 year old rural Norwalk boy named Jack A Ohlemacher fell while checking a trapline on his father’s property. His .22 caliber rifle discharged, bullet lodged in his right foot. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Huron County Sheriff’s Department investigated.
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Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Jack A. Ohlemacher
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Norwalk Area United Fund Pledges and Goal
The Norwalk Area United Fund reports a pledged total of 62 763 dollars toward a goal of 86 100 dollars. Community supporters are listed as contributing to the annual drive to fund local charities and services.
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Norwalk Area United Fund
Lufthansa 747 Crashes at Nairobi Airport with 157 Aboard
A Lufthansa Boeing 747 carrying 157 people crashed tail first into a muddy field shortly after liftoff near Nairobi. Lufthansa reports 61 dead and 96 survivors, including 13 crew members. 55 bodies recovered and six missing. Most passengers were West German. an American was aboard.
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Nairobs
Kenya
UPI
Lufthansa
Frankfurt
High School Sports Debate Splits Community Opinion
The poll shows 52.8 percent supportive of sports emphasis and 47.2 percent urging more focus on academics. Citizens praise sports for discipline and pride while criticizing excessive coverage and citywide influence. A local Realtor, Dick Reach, plans a cable TV venture and asks readers to vote by calling provided numbers.
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Dick Reach
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