Spitzer Attacks Tansey Then Dodges Question On Flag Incident
Republican Marie Tansey clashed with challenger Douglas Spitzer at a Firelands meeting over school financing. Spitzer criticized Tansey for introducing no bills on schools, then dodged questions after addressing the flag incident and citing a court ruling. Other candidates present included Sen. Ronald Nabakowski and Rep. Scribner Fauver.
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Dick Hobson
Marie Tansey
Ohio House
Firelands
Douglas Spitzer
D-Grafton
Tansey
Spitzer
Statehouse
Maple Tree Lounge
Ronald Nabakowski
D-Lorain
Senate
Rep
Scribner Fauver
Elyria
Willard School Board Wakeman Council Page Three
New London School Board Page Three Willard Names Flame North Fairfield Council Page Ten
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Willard School Board
Wakeman Council
New London School Board
Willard Names ‘Flame
North Fairfield Council
Man shot near River Road in Norwalk case under Investigation
Milan Erie County deputies planned to question a man this afternoon after a Norwalk man Stephen A. Roth aged 34 was shot around 2 39 a m at a River Road residence. He was in serious condition at St Joseph Hospital Lorain with a gunshot wound to jaw and chin.
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Milan
Erie County
Norwalk
Stephen A. Roth
Whittlesey Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Roth
River Road
Sheriff’s Department
Charles Lindecamp
Ohio 113
Cleveland jury orders dealer to pay 110000 damages
A Cuyahoga County Common Pleas jury ruled against Jaguar Motors of Cleveland finding fraudulent repairs on a 1972 Jaguar. George Harwin, formerly of Poland, Ohio, was awarded 100000 in punitive damages and 10500 in compensatory damages after claiming he overpaid 600 for repairs and later faced recurring mechanical problems. Harwin, an attorney now in Atlanta, testified the issues began after the shop's 1975 repair.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Meany urges national health insurance plan from Congress
AFL-CIO President George Meany told a Senate health subcommittee that medical care in the United States is a disaster waiting to happen. He urged a national health insurance program to take effect in 1983 and be phased in by 1985, praising Edward Kennedy’s proposed plan.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Senate Health Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
McDonalds denies Ray Kroc charity to Church of Satan
McDonalds officials in Oak Brook Illinois moved to dispel a circulating rumor that founder Ray Kroc contributed company profits to the Church of Satan. They could not determine how the rumor started but linked it to a May 1977 appearance on the Phil Donahue show.
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Oak Brook, Ill
Firestone recalls 1000 longhauler tires over tread risk
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. recalled about 1,000 longhauler 10.00-20 tires used on tractor and trailer positions after contamination could cause tread separation. The recall began Friday and involves tires produced in April 1978 in Akron Ohio.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Weather and Notices from The Record October 10 1978
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 40s and a chance of showers Wednesday. Highs 65 to 70 with 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Winds south 10 to 15 mph tonight. Monday highs 63 to 36 and zero precipitation. Marriage licenses list Charles L Carpenter and Martha J Quinn. Births include Mark and Nancy Straka Norwalk and Matthew and Deborah Mykytuk Bellevue. Death notes Mrs Victoria Taylor 76 Willard. Reference to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and Pestigo forest fire deaths and damage.
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Charles L. Carpenter
Norwalk
Martha J. Quinn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Senate approves broader tax cuts and energy bill aims
The Senate 65 to 20 votes to add about 142 billion more in tax cuts over five years as part of a push for a comprehensive energy policy. The plan would cut rates 5 percent yearly to 1983, with $8 billion more in 1980 and larger boosts through 1983, while House action and conference still possible.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nunn
Lunch Date With Mom At School Cafeteria Week Event
A 91 year old Mrs Ronald Grinold joined her daughter Brooke a first grader for hot dogs and baked beans in the cafeteria at League Street School as area schools invite parents to eat with children this National School Lunch Week. Sen Russell Long voted for a measure linking cuts to economic goals and urged House Senate conference support. The Senate moved toward President Carter's energy policy goals as utility reform and energy conservation bills passed, while an energy tax bill remained for Senate action before a House package vote.
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Ronald Grinold
State St
Brooke
League Street School
Russell Long
D-La
Finance Committee
House-Senate
Senate
Carter
House
Norwalk Schools Upgrade Snow Gear With Surplus Purchases
Norwalk City Schools bought four surplus army vehicles and 15 trash bins for 2075 dollars through a Columbus surplus operation amid hopes to convert an old ambulance into a snow plow. With about 300 dollars needed for conversion and tight funding, the district may rely on a 1973 Chevrolet and manual shoveling this winter, while awaiting board action.
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Norwalk
Columbus
James Rlbright
Rubright
Norwalk City
Rllbright
County Highway Department
County Candidates Debate Park Funding and Bonds in Huron Race
Incumbent Maurice Smith and challenger Joseph Sherman spoke on park funding, industrial bonding, and county services at a Firelands event. Smith backed a $50,000 park director program rejected for lack of funds, promoted sewers at the county fairgrounds, and supported a welfare levy. Sherman pledged full-time availability, favored toll retention on the Ohio Turnpike, and proposed higher license plate fees to boost road funds.
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Maurice Smith
New London
Joseph Sherman
Norwalk
Huron County
Firelands
Maple Tree Lounge
Smith
Huron County Park Board
Park Board
Huron County 648 Board and
Mental Health Society
Main St
Linn Center
Norwalk Bargain Center
NBC
Sherman
Hartland Township
Fremont Federal Land Bank
Firelands Elevator Association
Farm Bureau
Statehouse
Norwalk United Way Kickoff Sees Kroger Lead Pledges
About 80 percent of the $863 total pledged in week one came from Kroger Store employees. Initial report shows 100 percent of supermarket staff pledged $683. Campaign aims for $107,000 with Oct 31 end. Other gifts include $100 Kiwanis Club, $25 Brady Real Estate, $15 Aaron Doors. Chair Chuck Winn notes slow start as pledge cards are distributed. no pledges yet from industry, professionals, utilities, banks, savings and loans, government, schools, or auto dealers.
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Norwalk Area
United Way
Kroger
Kiwanis Club
Brady Real Estate
Aaron Doors
Chuck Winn
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Pamela James
Fisher- Titus
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