Arguments In Print in Norwalk Power Plant Debate
Roger Waite has criticized Norwalk's municipal light plant, citing higher coal costs and mismanagement. Councilman Domenic Coletta defended coal purchases and faulted malcontents, while Donald Davis received protection from Coletta amid Waite's public criticism.
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Roger Waite
Domenic Coletta
Coletta
Reflector
Waite
Shelby
Norwalk
Donald Davis
Davis
William Casselberry
Hospital notices list local admissions and discharges
Public hospital records show admissions and discharges for Fisher Titus and Sandusky Memorial. Names include Helen Landoll Tina Fairchild Nancy Emminger Chester Wasiniak Berry Schnellinger Scott Wolford Michael Riley Angelina Amato Anna Anderson Nicholas Van Dottingh and others. Discharges list Jesse Bradford Howard O dell Edward Skinn Della Rosales Carol Friend Norma Ash Judy Maddox and others. Police report a repossessed stolen car case involving James W Webb. John E Brown to keynote Ohio Association of Public School Employes conference at Mt Vernon High School on Oct 23.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial
Norwalk
Della Rosales
Baby Carol Friend
Wakeman
John E. Brown
State Department of Education
Ohio Association of Public School
Mt. Vernon
Sandvick Case Delayed to November in Cleveland Court
Thomas Sandvick of Norwalk charged with homicide by vehicle in the Oct. 6 West Shoreway crash that killed motorcyclist Thomas Lutar, 25, Garfield Heights. Hearing reset to Nov. 24 in Cleveland Municipal Court after being moved from Thursday.
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Cleveland
Thomas Sandvick
Norwalk
Cleveland Municipal Court
Sandvick
West Shoreway
Thomas Lutar
Garfield Heights
Lions Recaptured After Jungle Playland Escape
In Lebanon Pennsylvania state troopers tranquilized and captured two full grown lions after they escaped from Rudy's Jungle Playland. The male and female lions were immobilized in the woods and brought back to their cages, officials saying both remained domesticated and posed little danger to nearby residents.
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Lebanon
UPI
Pennsylvania
Rudy
Here
Edison reserves adequate power for service area
Ohio Edison reports a peak demand of 3,027,000 KWH per hour on July 1 1970 with a peak production capacity of 3,793,334 KW and eight interconnections including a May 21 1970 345 000 volt tie to BE S Substation. Load growth doubles every 10 12 years and new capacity planned 1971 1976 with W H Sammis additions. System asserts ample reserves and ability to interchange power to prevent a crisis, while noting weather events could cause outages.
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Ohio Edison
Federal Power Commission
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Beaver
Lorain
W.H. Sammis
Ohio River
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio
Nature forecaster predicts hard winter in Ohio folklore
Eunice Merton, 77, of Bangs Corner, Ohio, uses caterpillars and other nature signs to forecast a harsh winter. A longtime horticulture graduate and former landscape architect, she writes two seasonal predictions and has inspired neighbors and farmers with her rural weather lore and earlier newspaper features.
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Richfield Township
Bob Bordner
Merton
Ohio
Mrs. Merton
Ohio State University
Bordner
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Weather Bureau
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Norma Ash
New London
Judy Maddox
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Milan
Gale Downing
Berlin Heights
Corrine Close
Sandusky
August Ringlein, Sr
Alice Weaver
Carlos Tucker
Viola Austin
Ruth Carpenter
James Sletcher
Collins
Frederick Horner
Dennis Cole
Pauline Thorn
James W. Webb
Glover St
Webb
Edison
Pohl
Bankamericard
Party Center
East Main
Nature
W. Main St
Alexander
Cumuloft
W. Main
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