Candidate Open to Replacing Norwalk Superintendent If Elected
Norwalk school board candidate Dorothy Delianides said she would consider replacing superintendent Dr Albion V Gotaas if elected and gave the present administration until June to shape up. She noted he is the top administrator and spoke after a Maplehurst School dinner program attended by about 65 people.
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Rice Reif
Norwalk
Albion V. Gotaas
Dorothy Delianides
Dr. Gotaas
James Lawrence
PTO
New Condos Begin in Sycamore Hills First Norwalk Units
Construction started Tuesday on eight River Bend Drive condominiums by Sycamore Hills Enterprises and Billettera and Goodman of Sandusky. The four two and three bedroom units will finish by early spring with sales details after December 1.
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River Bend Drive
Sycamore Hills
Sycamore Hills Enterprises, Inc
Norwalk
Billettera and Goodman
Sandusky
County debates drug unit cost against crime fight
Huron County Commissioners weigh funding for a county drug unit amid federal grant declines. Prosecutor Owens argues drug crime justifies costs, noting 80 to 90 percent of crime tied to drugs while Leveritt says start up needs about 70 000 more from local funds.
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Huron County Commissioners ' Office
North Star Council of Governments
Owens
H.E. Leveritt
North Star
Huron County
Leveritt
Maurice Smith
Leverett
Smith
Weather outlook and local life events
Rain expected tonight with low 40s and 60 percent chance of rain Saturday. Northeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Agricultural note: humidity 60 percent and about a quarter inch of rain today. Marriage licenses issued for Breen Luckett Barr Gregory Cullins and Dellinger. Births include a Greenwich boy. Deaths list Trembley and Jackson.
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Humaity
Michael S. Breen
Vermilion
Tina K. Luckett
Wakeman
Kevin R. Barr
Cincinnati
Nancy Jo Gregory
New London
David W. Cullins
Valerie J. Dellinger
Cook
Joseph Behrendson
Greenwich
Ivan W. Trembley
Earl W. Jackson
Willard
Opinion Line: Should TV educate or entertain
Thursday's question asks readers if television's purpose should be education or entertainment, citing Bob Keeshan Captain Kangaroo who said TV will never be a primary educational source. Respondents share thoughts on media's role in learning and public instruction.
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Bob Keeshan
TV Should Be Entertainment Not Education Says 73 Percent
A survey asks readers if television is mainly for leisure or can educate. Respondents split with 73.2 percent favoring entertainment, 26.8 percent supporting education, and a doctor noting beliefs about life after death. Call lines provided to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Cher
Ford Squares Crash With Driver Washington
President Ford spoke with the young driver James Salamites after his car collided with Ford’s armored limousine in Hartford. Salamites, 19, said he was nervous but unhurt. Ford called it a jolt but noted no injuries and praised the driver.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Oval Office
James Salamites
Meriden
Salamites
Ron Nessen
White House
Nessen
FDA to warn women over 40 on birth control pills
The FDA plans warning labels for birth control pills noting risks to fetuses and increased heart attack chances. About 10 million American women use the pills and older users face higher blood clot and stroke risks. Those stopping pills to try for pregnancy may need a three month wait due to possible miscarriage risk.
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Washington
FDA
Norwalk High Hosts Galion In Homecoming Clash
Norwalk High faces Galion tonight in a Homecoming game with a parade forming at 7 p.m. from behind the school and marching to Whitney Field for pre game ceremonies. The Norwalk Jaycees Haunted House on East Main Street opens at 6 30 tonight.
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Norwalk High
Galion
East Main Street
Whitney Field
Norwalk Jaycee
Community drive reaches milestone in pledges
The campaign reports $91,000 goal with $19,718 raised so far, about 21.7 percent of target. Organizers urge further gifts to near completion as volunteers push to broaden support.
Nine candidates named for Huron County Commissioner race
Nine individuals are discussed as potential candidates as two longtime commissioners plan to retire in 1976. Kenneth Salisbury of Monroeville expresses definite run interest while David Hester Bronson Township trustee and others weigh bids. Most named are Republicans. one Democrat, Patrick Nolan, says he will not run. Calhoun plans a decision by November 1 amid a possible job offer.
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Janet Conway
Huron County
Arthur Herner
Donald Robertson
Reflector
Kenneth Salisbury
Monroeville
Dale Stearns
Frank Smith
New Haven
David Hester
Robert Calhoun
Norwalk Township
Production Credit Association
Norwalk
Calhoun
Patrick Nolan
Wakeman Township
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Board
Nolan
Herner
Robertson
Salisbury
Board of Public Affairs
Stearns
Willard Insurance
New Haven Township
Maurice Smith
Hester
Bronson Township
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Parent-Teacher Organization
Frederick Waugh
Waugh
Lawrence
Lloyd Beale
State Highway Patrol
Dave Grease
Gore-Orphanage Road
Huron-Lorain
Grease
John Borgin
James Joyce
Fred Lau
Lucky Buck
Lisa Roth
Janet Dwight
Pride
Lisa
David Roth
William W. Owens
Flack
California
Seneca
Ottawa
Erie
Hartford
United Fund
Commissioners
Thomas’ Carabin
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Carabin
Richard Garner
Dale Immel
Garner
Immel
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