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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1977

Page

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Mushroom Poisoning Case Highlights Doctor Discharge Concerns

Eunice and John Goostree were sickened by Amanita verna mushrooms. An emergency room doctor discharged John from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after diagnosing an upset stomach, while his family credits mushroom specialist Dr. Burton Berkson at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland with saving their lives.

John Goostree Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Goostree Eunice Goostree St. Luke’s Hospital Cleveland Goostrees Fisher-Titus Reflector St. Luke's Whittlesey Ave Burton Berkson St. Luke’s Mike Donna Weisenberger John Mellen Milan A.m Goostee Dr. Mellen Goo Michael Goostree Berkson

France Sails to New Life as Floating Hotel

Akram Ojjeh’s TAG-Finances S.A. buys the 66,348-ton ship France for up to 20 million dollars and plans a dramatic conversion into a floating hotel or amusement park. Jacques Friedmann notes the ship left service in 1974 and the exact price remains undisclosed. In Sydney, Santa on a surfboard spurs critique from church leaders who fear secularization of Christmas.

Paris OPI France Akram Ojjeh Jacques Friedmann Compagnie Generale Maritime Ojjeh Tag-Finances S.A Sydney Australia UPI Santa Claus Australian Post Office Hulme-Moir

Officer Foils TV Scam in Grocery Park Lot

Denver police officer Ken Vasquez agreed to buy a so called hot television set from two men in a grocery lot. He went inside to cash a $90 check and then called police. The suspects were arrested. Authorities said the men picked the wrong customer.

Denver UPI Ken Vasquez Vasquez

Health officials plan to withhold school entry for unvaccinated students

In Detroit authorities will bar about 12 000 elementary students from class today if they lack state mandated vaccines for measles rubella whooping cough polio diphtheria and tetanus. Free clinics operated briskly as the measure was announced.

Detroit UPI

Arab Statesman Killed in Abu Dhabi Gun Attack

In Abu Dhabi a gunman killed a United Arab Emirates minister during an attempt on Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam. The assailant exchanged fire with police, seized seven hostages, and took refuge in a parked Czechoslovak plane before surrendering after negotiations. initial reports cited multiple gunmen.

Beirut Lebanon UPI United Arab Emirates Abdel Halim Khaddam Abu Dhabi

Ohio Eyes Record Turnout In Off Year Election

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown predicted 2,850,000 Ohioans would vote on November 8 in an off year with few mayoral contests. He cited heightened interest in candidates and four statewide issues and noted the 1965 turnout of 2,795,892 as the previous high.

Columbus UPI Ted W. Brown

Weather and Life Events for Pace October 25 1977

Showers likely tonight with lows 55 to 59. Clearing Wednesday with highs 60 to 65. Precipitation chances 70 percent tonight and 20 percent Wednesday. Winds variable five to 10 mph. Marriage license applied for by Robert D Brant and Lavonda C Blanton of Norwalk. A girl born to Carl and Kathy Didion of Monroeville.

Robert D. Brant Norwalk Lavonda C. Blanton

Toddler Dies After Uncle Backed Over In Driveway

An 18 month old girl died after her uncle backed his 1971 Mercury over her in the driveway of their Monroeville home. Karen Sue Mead died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital from a liver hemorrhage. The death is being investigated by Monroeville Police as family and local funeral services are announced.

Brunswick Ohio UPI Michael Swihart Miami University Oxford Donald Swihart Sue Brian Russell Monroeville Karen Sue Mead William and Sharon Mead E. Broad St Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital William Holman Huron County Robert J. Mead East Broad Street Mead David Keszie Verna Sharon Karen William Korea U.S. Army Arlene Brownell Norwalk Henry Mead Dolly Farley Drake Funeral Home Leonard Wilfong Church of Christ In Greenwich Riverside Cemetery

Wealth A Secret In Bing's Will

Bing Crosby's will preserves his wealth that sources estimate at more than 40 million dollars. The nine page document dated June 6 places the fortune in a trust for all his children and provides 400 thousand dollars in gifts to his wife relatives friends and Jesuit schools in Spokane Washington where he was educated. The will filed Monday in San Mateo Superior Court near his Hillsborough California home does not reveal his exact worth. Crosby was considered one of the wealthiest figures in show business with estimates ranging from 40 to 70 million dollars.

Redwood City Calif UPI Bing Crosby Spokane Wash San Mateo Superior Court Crosby Hillsborough San Francisco One News Magazine

Local Governments Battle Social Security Coverage

Washington presides over a clash as state and local government groups oppose making all workers eligible for Social Security. Labor representatives press for universal coverage, with a House bill aiming to include about 6 million currently outside workers in 1982.

Washington UPI House House Ways and Means

Airport Authority and Planning Meet Tonight in Norwalk

The Huron County Airport Authority will convene at 7 30 p m at the airport administration building. A public session on airport land purchases follows at city hall at 8 p m. The Planning and Zoning Commission also meets at 7 30 p m at city hall.

Huron County Airport Authority City Hall Planning and Zoning Commission

TV Sets Returned by Adams for Top Transportation Officials

Washington UPI The Transportation Department will recover twelve $375 color television sets bought last month for senior officials to stay informed. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams ordered the returns after a reporter's inquiry. A department spokesman said the sets were for various senior officials to monitor news.

Washington UPI Transportation Department Transportation Brock Adams

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