Residents urge renegotiation over Cinevue on Continental Cable
Norwalk Milan and Monroeville residents urged City Council to reopen talks with Continental Cablevision to offer Cinevue. Mayor Goodsite said enforcing the contract limits Cinevue, while Continental said it is open to negotiations and willing to meet with the council.
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Continental Cablevision
Cinevue
Wayne Goodsite
Continental
City Hall
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Cablevision
Channel 7
Glada Robinson
S. Linwood Ave
Goodsite
Homer Robinson
Mark Simonds
N. Ridge St
Diana Salsberry
Parsons St
Unemployment checks delayed by Congress failure
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services warns federal funded unemployment benefits will lag due to Congress not approving the 1979 Labor HEW fiscal bill. Ex federal employees ex service personnel CETA and Trade Readjustment Act claimants rely on federal funds. Also a Finnish army plane crash killed 15 prominent citizens including three members of Parliament and top officials.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Congress
Labor and
Health, Education and Welfare Departments
OBES
Albert G. Giles
Helsinki
Finland
Kuopio
Defense Ministry
Vaasa
Antti Pohjonen
Arto Merisaari
Kirsti Hollming
Olavi Majlander
IBM Finland
Ministry of Justice
Man charged after teenager held in cage with bobcats
In Atoka Oklahoma Jerry Atkinson 31 faced kidnapping and assault charges after allegedly locking 17 year old Jerry Atkinson in a steel cage with three bobcats for more than 36 hours. The youth was freed unharmed. In Adairsville Georgia two boys ages 13 and 16 face murder charges over a rock thrown from I 75 overpass that struck and killed an Ohio woman. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday.
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Atoka, Okla
UPI
Jerry Atkinson
Esman
Atoka County
Adairsville
Ohio
Superior Court
Jerry White
Rome
Koch weighs city run gambling with borough casino idea
New York Mayor Edward Koch floated possible city involvement in gambling options after noting the Off-Track Betting Corp's $65 million haul for the city last year. He suggested numbers games and a casino in each of the five boroughs as possibilities.
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New York
UPI
Edward Koch
CIA joins probe into Paisley death in Chesapeake Bay
Wilmington News-Journal reports CIA involvement in the death of former CIA satellite surveillance official John Paisley whose body floated in the Chesapeake Bay with 40 pound scuba weights. CIA links his death to missing papers on the K11 spy satellite system and fears he may have been killed by the KGB. Paisley, who led surveillance, retired in 1974 after 30 years in intelligence work.
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Wilmington
Del
UPI
CIA
John Paisley
Chesapeake Bay
Wilmington News-Journal
Paisley
Imnt
KGB
The
News-Journal
Weather and notices from the Reflector October 4 1978
Weather forecast shows clearing tonight with lows in 40s and partly cloudy Thursday highs in upper 60s to lower 70s. Precipitation chance 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Thursday. Tuesday temps 72 to 50 with 0.86 inch precipitation total. sun rise 7 27 a m set 7 05 p m. Births include a boy to Marvin and Susan Stuart in Shiloh and two girls born at Fisher Titus and Willard Area Hospital. Death notes Erin Kessler 16 months daughter of Michael and Ruth Kessler. Lone Ranger John Reid noted as sole survivor of a Texas Rangers group. Reflector trip to Browns Broncos game has 12 tickets left. deadline extended to 12 noon Thursday. tickets at Reflector office or East Monroe.
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Marvin
Susan Stuart
Shiloh
Fisher-Titus
Jerry
Cynthia Oney
Norwalk
Robert
Ruth Rettig
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Erin Kessler
Michael Kessler
East
Monroe
Nunes Faces Long Sentence In Marijuana Trafficking Case
Manuel Mannix Nunes pleaded guilty to seven counts of selling marijuana to county drug agents, facing a possible 15 to 60 year prison term. He admitted to more than 200 grams across six counts and under 200 grams on one count, with sentencing set for Oct. 27. The case involved undercover operations, including a county drug squad and hidden microphones, and totals about $1,812 spent to buy marijuana from Nunes. His prior record includes armed robberies and transport of stolen vehicles.
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Huron County
Ohio
Nunes
Smith
Ric Ferenc
Hauser
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Warren Enders
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Fremont
eTwo
Delores J. Nunes
Plymouth Mayor Censured for Altering Official Minutes
Plymouth Village Council passed a resolution reprimanding Mayor Elizabeth Paddock for willfully or negligently changing the Sept. 5 minutes. The action, approved by a council vote, accuses her of ordering alterations and misusing her office to influence minutes shared with others. Members emphasized governance by law and demanded accountability. The mayor and David Howard could not comment.
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Plymouth
Elizabeth Paddock
David Howard
Howard
Raymond Brooks
Michael Taylor
Paddock
Taylor
Council
Edward Ramsey
Ervin Howard
Thomas Moore
James Jacobs
City Gas Pact Stalls Over Residential Rates
The City Gas Pact remains unresolved as the City Council committee and Columbia Gas sit about 18000 apart in proposed charges. Don Phelps described profits under 6.05 cents per hundred cubic feet plus a $3 monthly fee versus the city's 5.25 cents and $3.30 charge. He estimated returns of 10.82 percent ($2.83 million) or 8.29 percent ($2.82 million) respectively, while committee co chair Lawrence Bresson said figures still baffle him and would be reviewed with Vernis George. The magic target may lie between 5.3 and 9.5 cents as talks continue on a contract since January.
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City Council
Columbia Gas
Don Phelps
Phelps
Lawrence Bresson
Vernis George
Columbia
Bressons
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Richard Cunningham
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Helms
Simonds
UC Cas
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John Reid
Texas Rangers
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Reflector
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Sycamore Hills
Huron County Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Richard Hauser
Ohio Public Defender’s Office
George Shearing
Norwalk High School
Kenneth Wheeler
Maplehurst
Ken
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Eastwood Drive
Paul Stafford
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