08 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1976
Page
1
This week’s top lottery results list the three digit numbers 457 and 730 and the five digit 26809 plus the Double Play 289 and 65335 and the six digit 976256. The winning color is Blue.
The Secret Service begins protection for independent presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy under a law letting congressional leaders designate major candidates. Lester Maddox sought protection but was not granted after consultation.
Sen Hubert H Humphrey recovered well the day after tumor removal surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Dr Willet F Whitmore, the urology specialist who led the operation, said Humphrey looked unusually good for the morning after surgery according to a hospital spokeswoman.
The SSA said 1965 Social Security tax will apply to earnings of 16 500 or more up from 15 300 this year. The maximum monthly retirement benefit earnings limit increases to 3 000 from 2 760 with excess reducing benefits.
Thailand's two day old military junta says it will restore constitutional government as soon as possible. Police and troops clash with holdout students as Adm Sangad Chaloryoo meets King Bhumibol Adulyadej after the coup that ended three years of democratic rule.
Highs in mid to upper 50s with cloudy cool nights. 20 percent rain chance tonight and Saturday. Winds northerly to northeasterly today then lighter tonight. Temperatures Thu 52 38 Humidity morning 93 percent, afternoon 83, evening 66. No precip. Sunrise 7 31 Sunset 6 58 Moon phases noted. Marriage license and birth announcements follow. Death reported: Mildred Shepherd 58 Greenwich.
In the opinion page readers react to The Roper Poll showing Carter leading Ford in the second presidential debate 59.4 percent to 40.6 percent. Critics say Ford erred on foreign policy and conceded early and some urge airline smoking bans seeking public input by calling two numbers before midnight.
The Democratic voter registration drive in Ohio underperformed in eight large Democratic counties, with totals running more than 85 000 below the 1972 level. Huron County registrations near 21 900, matching the prior year. Campaign officials cite slow starts and uncertain turnout dynamics.
The 1% Capicion ring-tail monkey Jasper, cared for by the Didions at 106 State St, entertains neighbors and plays at McGuan Park. Weighing five to six pounds and fifteen inches, he enjoys mashed foods, peanuts, popsicles and monkey biscuits while awaiting warmer weather in the backyard.
Western European newspapers blasted President Ford for saying Eastern Europe was not under Soviet domination calling it the most serious mistake of his career. Eastern bloc media praised Ford’s defense of Helsinki. Many papers across Europe ridiculed or questioned Carter and Ford while noting little policy difference between them.
Edward Yost’s silver and black helium balloon flies toward the halfway point of an Atlantic crossing from the United States as crew monitor 1500 miles into the flight. Yost, 57, designs balloons in Sioux Falls and communicates via Shanwick Radio in Ireland.
Child brings home a fire prevention checklist for completion with parental assistance. The note stresses urgency, noting the task could be a life or death learning exercise in fire safety.
Sheriff John Borgia and Democrat Gary McKinley will debate the Huron County Sheriff race Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Villa High School auditorium. Admission is free. The event may discuss private lives and accusations of a slush fund and union picketing at Pepperidge Farm. Archie M Thomas of Heidelberg College will moderate.
It is homecoming at Norwalk High School tonight with a 630 parade from the high school to Whitney Field via East Main and Chatham streets. The coronation of the homecoming queen precedes the Bucyrus football game followed by a queen and court reception at the VFW Hall on Milan Avenue open to the public.
Sharon Weichman 16 and Laurie Weichman 15 join about 25 others in the National Treesitting Contest at Up A Tree New York. Participants climb maple trees around the high school for a weekend festival with $100 top prize and $50 runners up.
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