Norwalk safety forces walk out over pay talks
Norwalk’s safety forces walked out of contract talks Monday night and urged the city to appoint a new negotiator. The action followed a city counter offer keeping wage raises at 7 percent first year and 6.5 percent second year, plus benefits. negotiations paused as Mayor Goodsite considers new negotiators.
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New City
Norwalk
Fred Lau
Vernis George
Lau
Safety Forces
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
George
Carter
Sims Wins Heisman Trophy as top college star
UC New York reports Billy Sims of Oklahoma, leading rusher, named Heisman winner becoming the sixth junior to win the award. Columbus notes Ohio House passes 60 to 20 a bill requiring nonresident aliens owning real property in Ohio to file with the secretary of state, aimed at curb foreign ownership of farmland and mineral rights amid concerns over rising prices and U.S. food supply control.
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New York
UPI
Billy Sims
Oklahoma
Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Secretary of State
Ohio
United States
U.S
Sadat to Send Prime Minister to Washington in 48 Hours
President Anwar Sadat plans to dispatch his prime minister to Washington within 48 hours with a letter to President Carter as U S officials say the move could restart Egypt Israel peace talks by week’s end linking the treaty to Palestinian self rule progress. Cleveland patrolman Larry Davis was wounded in a tavern dispute and three suspects were arrested after the Glendale Tavern shooting.
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Washington
Carter
U.S
Sadat
Cleveland
CPS
Larry Davis
East Side
Davis
Glendale
Cummins resigns from Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Howard A. Cummins a Democrat appointee to Ohio PUC as consumer advocate by Gov Rhodes resigns effective immediately. Sparky Anderson fired as Cincinnati Reds manager after two title runs, replaced by John McNamara with a one year contract. Anderson to be paid for remaining year of his three year deal.
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UPI
Howard A. Cummins
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
John McNamara
Oakland A’s
San Diego Padres
McNamara
California Angels
Reds
Dick Wagner
Anderson
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Weather and Notices From Willard Area
Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with lows in the 20s and a 10 percent chance of precip. Wednesday looks cloudy and warmer with highs in the 40s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Also marriage license notices for Hicks Wright and Howell Pinheiro, deaths listed for Stapf Peggs Albright Britt Spears, and a historical note on mayor assassinations.
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Otto P. Hicks
Willard
Lois J. Wright
Kevin L. Howell
Cecilia A. Pinheiro
Alice Stapf
Webster
E. Peggs
Milan
Bertha F. Albright
Norwalk
John L. Britt
New London
Henry Spears
Sandusky
City Hall Murders End Mayor Moscone and Milk Killed
Security at City Hall tightened in San Francisco after the assassinations of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. Former Supervisor Dan White, 32, is jailed on two counts of murder after the shootings at City Hall. Mourning crowds praised Milk as a gay rights leader and vigil was held as the city faced a shock to its political core.
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George Moscone
Harvey Milk
Moscone
Milk
City Hall
UPI
San Francisco
Dan White
Hall of Justice
Board of Supervisors
Roger Boas
Boas
Dianne Feinstein
White
Mel Wax
Rudy Rothenberg
Wax
Terry Wallen
Supervisors
Dan
Sition
Dad Avenges Sons Deaths at San Antonio Courthouse
In San Antonio a man, Juan Rodriguez, shot and killed Jimmy Garza, who was being transported with 14 other prisoners to the Bexar County Courthouse for trial in the killings of Rodriguezs sons Alfredo and Eleodoro. Rodriguez surrendered after the shooting. Garza faced self defense claims. no other injuries reported. Norwalk Planning Commission and Huron County Airport Authority meet tonight at 7:30.
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UPI
Juan Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jimmy Garza
Alfredo
Eleodoro
Garza
Bexar County
Julio Marquez
Rodriguez Brothers
Norwalk Planning Commission
Council Chambers
Huron County Airport Authority
Prison Tours Used Here By Juvenile Probation
Huron County Juvenile Judge Thomas Heydinger says young offenders have long been taken on Mansfield Reformatory tours to shock them into reform. Probation officer Chris Mushett leads groups of six to eight boys several times a year, including youths from the Huron County Group Home for Boys, to tour cell blocks and prison facilities. A inmate shared his path to prison, stressing the consequences and impact of probation over crime.
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Huron County
Thomas Heydinger
Mansfield Reformatory
Heydinger
Reflector
Lucas County
Andy Devine
Chris Mushett
Mushett
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Melvin Shipley
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Anton J. Cermak
Miami
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Molcone
Dad
Rudy Garza
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