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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1978

Page

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BCI Probes Fatal Fire in Greenwich

The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification in Fremont joins the Greenwich fire death case of 14-year-old Bobby Joe Barney. Prosecutor Hauser names investigators from the prosecutor’s office, the sheriff, Greenwich Police, and the state arson bureau. The fire may have been caused by a gas furnace explosion. The boy’s father Randy Barney, 25, reports the incident. his wife Carol Barney, 22, remains in Willard Area Hospital with burns, and their 3-year-old son was slightly burned. Shanda Barney, 2, is listed as fair to good.

Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification BCI Fremont Greenwich Huron County Richard Hauser Dean Strimple Robert Sutherland Randy Kilgore Budd Bratton Hauser Bobby Joe Barney Randy Barney Carol Barney Willard Area Hospital Shanda Barneys Barney

Akron killer, mother and child slain then suicide

An Akron man released from a mental hospital killed a mother and her daughter at their North Side home before slashing his wrists and dying. The victims are Karen Hovey, 29, and daughter Christy, 3. The killer, Jerry Godlewski, 36, was found dead along a road a mile away. there was no shown connection to the victims.

Akron, Ohio UPI Akron Cuyahoga St Karen S. Hovey Christy Philip Barnes Jerry Godlewski Hovey Godlewski

British MP calls rape law change to shield men

Labour MP John Lee from Birmingham urges Home Secretary Merlyn Rees to amend rape laws to protect men from women who are lustful, oversexed and physically strong. He argues a woman can commit rape and overpower a man, a claim he says should be treated as credible by the law.

London UPI John Lee Labour Party Birmingham Home Merlyn Rees

Health secretary warns US medical supply could hit 1 trillion by 1990

Health and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano told the Association of American Medical Colleges that US health care could rise to about 1 trillion dollars annually by 1990 unless medical schools cut student numbers and steer more doctors toward general practice rather than specialization. In a second item, Argentina staged a blackout and air raid drill in Buenos Aires as tensions with Chile rose, sirens wailing at 10 pm and neighborhoods darkened for an hour.

New Orleans UPI United States Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano Association of American Medical Colleges Califano Buenos Aires Argentina Chile

Weather and Notices October 25 1978 The Record

Showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with lows in the mid forties and highs in the upper fifties. Precipitation chances 80 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday. Winds west to southwest 10 to 20 mph. Marriage licenses for four couples: Raymond A Leonard and Betty J Wolfe. Gary O Eakes and Julia M Henkes. James D Cunningham and Madeline D Kennel. Robert W Bird and Mildred K King. Birth: a girl to Larry and Gloria Lowe of Norwalk. Deaths include Bernard Binsack 57 Norwalk H Herman Brugger 84 Vickery Harry L Chandler 90 New London Constance Fritz 89 Willard Richard Harris 76 Norwalk. Longest engagement note: Octavio Guillen and Adriana Martinez married 1969 in Mexico City at age 82.

Raymond A. Leonard Lorain Betty J. Wolfe Willard Gary O. Eakes Norwalk Julia M. Henkes James D. Cunningham Plymouth Madeline D. Kennel Robert W. Bird Mildred K. King Cook Bernard Binsack H. Herman Brugger Vickery Harry L. Chandler New London Constance Fritz Richard Harris Octavio Guillen Adriana Martinez Mexico City

Carter urges broad inflation fight with wage cap proposal

President Carter calls on all sectors to join a national campaign against inflation. In a televised address, he asks workers to limit wage demands to seven percent and proposes an insurance-like plan against rising prices if needed.

Washington API Carter Tokyo U.S Congress Begin Newsaper Maariv Jerusalem

Nadia Comaneci and Elena Mukhina Share Silver At World Meet

Nadia Comaneci aged 16 claimed a second place tie in compulsory figures at the World Gymnastics Championships in France. She shared the silver with Elena Mukhina of the Soviet Union, who is 18.

Nadia Comaneci France Nadia Elena Mukhina Soviet Union UPI

Sheriff Dept Uses Drug Raid Car as Unmarked Surveillance Vehicle

The Huron County Sheriff's Department is using a confiscated car as an unmarked surveillance vehicle. The car was taken in a July 25 countywide raid that netted about five or six vehicles from drug dealers, according to Prosecutor Richard Hauser. The law allows vehicles used in felony drug abuse to be seized.

Huron County Sheriff’s Department Richard Hauser

Cabinet Approves Egypt Israel Peace Pact Edits

Israel’s cabinet unanimously approved the Washington drafted peace treaty with Egypt and Begin said amendments he made were adopted. Dayan and Weizman were instructed to return to Washington to finish talks. a pact could be signed by mid December. Sadat also found the draft acceptable with some demands for changes. France-USA relations not mentioned.

Egypt Israel Washington Begin Cairo Anwar Sadat Mansour Hussein Sadat National Democratic Party Hussein West Bank Jordan Gaza Strip Eliezer Shostak Dayan Weizman Knesset

County Sings The Blues On Higher Insurance Rates

Huron County plans a 43 percent increase in Blue Cross Blue Shield group medical insurance starting January. The rise adds about 20000 to the general fund. single coverage rises from 23.55 to 34.91 monthly and family coverage from 62.87 to 92.25. Rates reflect claims from August 1977 to July 1978 including several heart surgery cases. Blue Cross Blue Shield had the lowest bid after a county bid process.

Huron County Treasury Blue Cross-Blue Shield Edward Still Still eFor Blue Cross Blue Shield

United Way Pledge Totals Move Toward 107000 Goal

The Norwalk area United Way reports Monday pledges of 13443 raising the week’s total to 23460, about 21.9 percent of the 107000 goal. West Baking Co. led the day with 9500. Wappler Instrument donated 1085.

Norwalk United Way West Baking Co Wappler Instrument

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