01 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
1
The Ohio Nurses Association began a walkout at Crestline Memorial Hospital a 58 bed facility with 24 nurses. Administrator S J Cocuzza said only nine nurses are striking while services including emergency and surgery continue.
This week’s results include three digit numbers 139 and 532 and the five digit 36592. Double Play offers 975 and 97987 for five and six digits 246418. The winning color shown is Green.
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with 50s lows and 70s highs forecast. Rain chances 10 percent tonight and Friday, 20 percent Saturday. Birth announcements list a Willard family with a boy, Norwalk girl, North Fairfield girl, and Shelby twins in the Willard area.
A community poll shows 58 percent oppose Mayor Goodsite ban on Halloween in Norwalk while 42 percent support reopening trick or treating. Residents cite safety concerns and cost of candy amid mayoral debate and wider welfare issues.
President Ford argues voters may consider a candidate's religion when choosing a president but opposes exploiting faith for political gain. He cites guidance through prayer, calls for voluntary prayer in schools, Bible reading at home, and moral standards for public officials amid ongoing questions about Carter's beliefs.
Police and firemen in Youngstown, Ohio accept a city proposal giving a 6 percent raise this year and 6.2 percent next year, retroactive pay from January 1. The deal ends a weeklong strike that crippled policing and fire protection, with arson fires and rising crime reported during the stoppage. Mayor Jack Hunter praised the agreement as benefiting citizens.
Huron County Commissioners plan to sue the state for about 11 000 dollars in unpaid reimbursements for court appointed lawyers for the indigent. Prosecutor Richard Hauser asked approval of a suit, possible in common pleas or Franklin County court.
Residents celebrate the first government subsidized elderly apartments in Norwalk, Firelands Village. A 65-unit complex off Spring Street offers living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, baths, gold carpeting, panic buttons, and utilities included with rents of 209 dollars monthly, reduced to one quarter of residents income with federal subsidies.
Judge Heydinger barred contributions from attorneys and firms practicing in Huron County Probate Court citing ethics. Opponent Joseph Dush fired back claiming the move political and misinformed. The race, sparked by Dush’s reported $500 plus lawyer contributions, marks a heated contest for probate and juvenile judge. Heydinger, appointed January 1975, released 1975 income data showing earnings and taxes for 1979 alongside his wife Ruth.
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