Death Grappling With The Age Old Mystery
Editor's note introduces a multi part series on death and dying. Reflector staff discuss definitions, fear, and humanistic care for the terminally ill, citing Kubler Ross and local professor Dr Dale Schnetzer. The piece surveys openness about death and learning through funeral attendance.
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Reflector
Kathy Szejbach
Jan Rogosch
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Dale Schnetzer
Norwalk
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Huron
Schnetzer
Lawmakers urged to re register 18 year olds for draft
Marine Corps Commandant Gen Louis Wilson called on Congress to pass a law resuming the registration of 18 year olds for a potential future draft as the all volunteer force faces manpower challenges in the 1980s. In Ohio, seven large teacher bargaining units endorsed Lt Gov Richard Celeste for governor and formed PACT to unite Akron Cincinnati Toledo Canton Columbus Dayton and Youngstown members.
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Washington
UPI
Marine Corps
Louis Wilson
Congress
Wilson
UPS
Ohio
Richard Celeste
PACT
Akron
Cincinnati
Toledo
Canton
Columbus
Dayton
Youngstown
Paul Morehouse
Akron Education Association
Amin threatens invasion to counter attack in Tanzania
Ugandan President Idi Amin warned of a possible ground and air invasion of Tanzania to repel an attack, but diplomats say the threat masks an internal insurrection by elements within his own army. Radio Kampala has aired war communiques since Friday and Amin said he would decide late today if forces would move.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Idi Amin
Tanzania
Radio
Kampala
Amin
Man dies after dry ice marsh creates deadly fog at church
In College Park Maryland a 30 year old Riverdale man Stanley C South died after pouring hot water into dry ice at Berwyn Heights Baptist Church house of horror. Police say he created a heavy carbon dioxide fog and apparently suffocated from the overexposure following the Halloween show.
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College Park
South
MC Weather And Local Births And Deaths Report
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the upper 30s to low 40s and a 10 percent rain chance. Tuesday will be cloudy with drizzle and a 30 percent precipitation chance. highs in the upper 50s. Birth notices for three local families list Greenwich, Milan and Fisher-Titus hospitals. a Greenwich girl, Milan girl, and Milan boy. Death notices include four ages and towns: Richard R. in Tuttle, 56. Lawrence A. Pheifer in Collins, 57. Martha A. Schmitz in Clyde, 83. Eleanore M. Sandell in rural Norwalk, 55. Also a note on whip speed explains tip must travel faster than sound.
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Robert and
LuAnn Chandler
Greenwich
Fisher-Titus
Thomas
Nancy Grell
Milan
James and
Dawn Dumke
Good Samaritan
Richard R., Tuttle
Genoa
Lawrence A. Pheifer
Collins
Martha A. Schmitz
Clyde
Eleanore M. Sandell
Norwalk
Thornesberry Pleads Guilty in Marijuana Case
Edger Thornesberry, 31, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to one count of selling marijuana. He was among more than 30 area residents indicted in July on narcotics charges. Judge Robert Smith ordered a pre sentence investigation and set sentencing for 10:30 a.m. Dec 1. Thornesberry remains free on bail. In Monroeville, police report vandals damaged Officer Richard Andres’s car with eight tire punctures and scratches linked to a prior arrest of an out of town juvenile.
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Plymouth
Common Pleas
Edger Thornesberry
Common Pleas Court
Robert Smith
Thornesberry
Huron County Sheriff's Office
Monroeville
Richard Andres
Mayer Colony
North Street
Monroeville Chief Wins Police Award
Monroeville police Chief Gordon L. Rogers was honored at the 15th annual Sheriff's Ball in Norwalk for distinctive achievement. The American Law Enforcement Officers Association cited his role in the 1976 Timothy House murder case, drug investigations, a Protection Crime Alert program, a bicycle safety initiative, and a bike-a-thon for St. Jude's. Rogers, 23 at start, has risen from cadet dispatcher to chief since 1977, and lives with his family at 212 Monroe St., Monroeville.
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Monroeville
Gordon Rogers
Penny
Huron County
Rogers
American Law Enforcement Officers Association
William Miller
Richard Andres
Cathy Hubler
Gordon L. Rogers
John Borgin
Norwalk Armory
Timothy House
William Waddell
St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital
Sheriff's Department
North Central Technical College
Church of the Master
Steuben
Michael the Archangel Group
Tansey Denies Spitzer Education Vote Claims at Press Conf
Ohio state representative Marie Tansey defended her education voting record at a press event in Elyria. She said she voted for 16 education bills and against five, with four absences, contesting opponent Doug Spitzer’s claim she opposed 20 of 21 education measures.
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Marie Tansey
Home Savings and Loan
Doug Spitzer
Tansey
House of Representatives
Spitzer
James A’ Rhodes
Norwalk Trick or Treat and Basketball Meeting
Norwalk Tonight announces Trick or Treat from 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Residents should turn on porch lights. Also a men s basketball league organizational meeting set for 7 on Hester Street.
Rhodes clashes with Northwest Tech instructor in Archbold
Gov James A Rhodes sharply criticized Bill Barnhart calling him a smart aleck during a Northwest Technical College Q and A in Archbold. Rhodes defended a plan to boost school funding with strong fiscal management mentioning a 40 percent increase over four years and urging oversight by the state Board of Education to prevent waste.
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James A. Rhodes
Northwest Technical College
Archbold
Rhodes
Bill Barnhart
Barnhart
Northwest Tech
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
State Board of Education
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