27 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1976
Page
1
Carter would not hesitate to seek Kissinger for a special diplomatic assignment after leaving the Cabinet. Powell said Carter regards Kissinger as a friend despite earlier campaign criticism of his foreign policy Lone Ranger approach.
Gail Gray a victim of Downes syndrome was loved by about 3000 Windsor residents. His funeral drew townspeople from shops and farms as police served as pallbearers. He spent his life helping others and was honored with a poignant service reflecting the town’s care for him.
A blizzard that hit the Rockies and Black Hills stranded Thanksgiving travelers as it moved into the Plains. Lead South Dakota saw two feet of snow, with northeastern Wyoming and Colorado mountain towns like Granby and Dillon hit hard. Blowing snow and near zero visibility affected western Kansas and northeast New Mexico, with I 70 closure and gusts up to 45 mph.
Showers and windy conditions turn colder with temperatures dropping to the 30s by evening. Tonight may see occasional snow and a low in the upper 20s. Sunday remains windy and cold with flurries. highs near the lower 30s. Precipitation chances 80 today, 70 tonight, 60 Sunday.
Readers weigh in on belief in Santa Claus in Friday question. Survey responses reflect wide range of views from outright disbelief to cherished childhood tradition and cultural celebration.
Readers dispute Santa Claus and Christmas myths while State Rep Patrick A. Sweeney proposes standardized tests in Ohio schools in reading writing and comprehension. Voters are urged to call a number to cast a yes or no vote by midnight.
Firelands Museum hosts Christmas With Wickhams an 1856 Easter morning style tale by Frederick Wickham Norwalk Reflector open Sundays December 5 12 and 19 from 2 to 5 pm Mrs Angus M Barton recalls holidays there inviting families in laws and guests to dinner Junior hostesses Marcie Tracey Amy and Gretchen wear old fashioned costumes at the open house
University officials say a pest control program at California Polytechnic may have caused hundreds of blackbirds and pigeons to die around campus. Grain treated with a chemical intended to kill birds was spread near cattle pens under county supervision, with tests by the State Fish and Game Department awaiting results.
Finance Director Douglas Colvin reports Blue Cross premiums for fulltime city workers rise 32.8 percent, adding about $20,000 annually for 92 employees. Single coverage also climbs from 25.42 to 33.76 monthly, with the city facing total annual costs near $92,000. Mayor Wayne Goodsite notes rising costs nationwide.
Morgantown observer and veteran sergeant Robert Herd recalls jumping from 1100 feet with a failed parachute. He managed to deploy the reserve chute but it tangled with the main, causing a hard impact. He landed on his feet, was shocked, and later treated at a hospital for a cracked vertebra with no internal injuries.
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