Hospices Not Too Busy For Dying
Reflector staff writer Kathy Szeibach reports on hospice care as a humane alternative for terminally ill patients. The piece traces origins in Britain and notes differences from hospitals, including family involvement, smaller facilities, and pain management practices. It highlights opinions from Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and references European and American hospice concepts discussed at an Ohio Voluntary Effort meeting on cost-cutting and patient comfort.
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Cicely Saunders
St. Christopher’s Hospice
London
United States
Britain
St. Luke’s
Connecticut
England
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
A . Sone
Richard Lamerton
Inside Today Willard Robbery John Wells Retires
Inside today brief notes cover a Willard robbery case and the retirement of John Wells at New London Park cu fe 2 ee.
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Willard
John Wells
New London Park
Armstrong Fund Collects Over $1000 for Medical Aid
The Lions Club reports the Lewis Armstrong fund has raised 1040 in total contributions toward medical bills and sightless aids. A Friday block of quarters yielded 405, Saturday donations were 512.40, and 112.60 arrived at Huron County Bank this morning. Donations may be sent to the Huron County Bank.
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Lions Club
Lewis Armstrong
Huron County Bank
Ohio Lottery Handover Shrinks Commission Powers
Ohio Lottery Commission votes to surrender most contracting authority to the state purchasing office. It rescinds half of the MCA Games instant-game contract, withdraws bids on the new numbers game, and lets the purchasing office recommend contractors. Governor Rhodes apologizes to Northwest Technical College instructor after calling him a smart aleck during a campaign stop.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Lottery Commission
MCA Games Inc
Columbus
Lottery
Richard L. Krabach
Pope John Paul II Grants Bonuses and Holiday for Vatican Staff
Pope John Paul II distributed 375 dollar bonuses to about 3,000 Vatican employees from cleaners to cardinals and proclaimed a five day holiday. The bonus, a traditional on election, honors papal death and election events, with higher paid officials receiving less than expected.
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Vatican City
UPI
John Paul II
Vatican
John Paul
Paul VI
WEATHER AND Notices From The Record
Weather clear tonight and Wednesday with near zero precipitation totals. Lows in mid 30s tonight and highs in mid 50s Wednesday. Northeasterly winds under 10 mph tonight. Marriage license applications list Arthur Newman and Kathy Habernigg both of Norwalk and Robert Skeels of Fremont with Ruth Ward of Bellevue. Births note Michael and Colleen Baur of Bell Fisher-Titus evue welcome a boy.
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Arthur A. Newman
Norwalk
Kathy Sue Habernigg
Robert E. Skeels
Fremont
Farmer
Ruth I
Ward
Bellevue
Nipper Returns in Major RCA Marketing Push
In New York RCA announced it will bring back the 252 foot Nipper trademark of the fox terrier listening to his master's voice as part of a large marketing program. Steeplejacks George Luft and Barry LaPoint inspect the four ton reproduction atop the building landmark first erected in 1954 with a flashing beacon on Nipper's right ear to aid low flying planes.
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RCA
George Luft
Barry LaPoint
New York
Nipper
Anti Shah Strikers Shut World Oil Tap
A general strike against the shah shuts Iran oil industry, halting 5 million barrels daily and stopping Abadan refinery output. The action follows talks breakdown with NIOC chief Houshang Ansary and demands to end martial law, release prisoners, and prosecute officials.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Kayhan
Abadan
Bandar Shahpour
Eid Boland
Bandar Mahshahr
Kharg
Persian Gulf
Gentle Old Man Charged With Beheading Wife in Michigan
Floyd Bayes, 76, was arraigned in 8th District Court on an open murder charge after he called police to report his wife Ocie Bayes dead. The couple, described as quiet and well liked, were found in a bloodied living room, with authorities ruling out accident. The preliminary hearing was set for November 8.
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Vicksburg, Mich
UPI
Floyd Bayes
8Th District
Ocie
Bayes
Kalamazoo County
Robert Gettys
Vicksburg
Larry Chambers
Celeste files complaint over Rhodes ad with Voinovich claim
Democratic candidate Richard F. Celeste lodges a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commission alleging a false statement in a Rhodes campaign ad by running mate George Voinovich. Teaford, Celeste ally, cites a Toledo Blade story and an altered Celeste quote as basis for the charge.
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Columbus
UPI
Richard F. Celeste
Ohio Elections Commission
James A. Rhodes
Hamilton J. Teaford
Citizens With Celeste
Rhodes
George Voinovich
Voinovich
Celeste
Ohio
Teaford
Toledo Blade
Why Did Flight Have To Dodge Chutists
FAA probes near collision involving Allegheny Flight 564 and nine skydivers over Maryland Delaware border. Officials question whether parachutists used an airway and if the Skyvan or a Cessna carried the jumpers, with no injuries reported.
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Washington
Allegheny
James Gianotti
Philadelphia
Gianotti
Joe Wear
Summit Airlines
Dollar Decline Hurts U.S. Troops In Germany
Stars and Stripes reports American GIs face a shrinking dollar value against the deutsche mark. The decline forces black market use, reduces services for service members, and pressures German merchants. Olson notes a projected 6 to 8 million dollar budget cut impacting school bus service and utilities for U.S. dependents.
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BOM
West Germany
UPI
Germany
Deutsche Marks
U.S
Defense Department
Stars and Stripes
Allen D. Olson
Olson
United Way Drive Extends As Norwalk Pledge Slow
United Way campaign in Norwalk nears official end with only about a third of pledges in. Drive Chairman Chuck Winn notes merchants and industry seek more time and vows the effort will continue all year to hit the $107,000 goal. Utilities lead at 68.2 percent, supermarkets 67.2, industry 30.8, and retail merchants 10.5 percent.
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United Way
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Chuck Winn
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