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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1978
Page
1
Monroeville Local Schools plan to block Norwalk City Schools annexation efforts by sending a complaint to state officials. The district cites fiscal concerns and local control, while funding moves and staff changes occupy board discussions, including bus funds, transfers, and new appointments.
Patrick R. Sorohan of the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association criticized DAS Director Richard Jackson for awarding troopers 5-10 percent hazardous duty pay while denying similar boosts to other high risk state workers. He cited bypassing the compensation board and questioned motives amid warnings.
Rep John McFall says his contacts with Tongsun Park were limited to rice export deals but Park asserts a December 1969 meeting tied McFall to Park’s push for a 50 million dollar U S military aid package for South Korea. McFall plans a formal denial. He faces charges over misreporting a 3000 dollar cash contribution, converting funds, and accepting a 1000 dollar gift and a 500 tea set.
The FDA ordered recall of more than 6,500 cases of shampoos labeled as containing eggs but found not to include eggs. Brands include Beacon Egg Shampoo Shop Rite Flowing Cream Shampoo Staff Egg Shampoo Waldbaum's Flowing Cream Shampoo Kingston Egg Shampoo Topco Egg Shampoo Revco Creme Shampoo Shop and Stop Flowing Creme Shampoo Heck's Egg Shampoo. In Cleveland, ex officers Mihalic and Kehn denied shock probation after 1974 burglary conviction, with Judge Matia ordering prison placement supervised at Columbus Correctional Facility due to safety concerns.
Temperatures will fall steadily this afternoon with 60 percent tonight and 20 percent Friday for precip. Winds northerly 15 to 25 mph tonight. Wednesday temps 91 to 69, sunrise 7 13 a m sunset 7 27 p m. Marriage license applications list Cletus C Sway and Debra E Sands, plus Donald A Harshbarger and Melvina M Mobberly. Births report Marvin and Judith Brenzo, a boy, Thomas and Peggy Czeczek, a boy, Dennis and Deborah Armitage, a girl.
Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam rejects any reconciliation with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and vows to bolster Arab hardliners. He says Syria, backed by Libya Algeria South Yemen and the PLO, will press to counter Camp David outcomes while welcoming U S Secretary Vance to discuss unity.
A Yediot Aharonot poll suggests 88 to 94 of Israel's 120 Knesset members would back approving the Camp David peace accords as a package, if the Sinai settlers issue is not separated, with labor leaders threatening to leave the chamber over a separate Sinai vote while opposition members cite 8 to 14 as opponents and 14 to 24 undecided. The report also notes the Civil Service Commission fireman-driver test at 7:30 p.m. and Pleasant Street School holding an open house at 7:30 p.m.
The FBI may question President Carter over a 1977 meeting in which Vesco contact attempts were discussed. W Spencer Lee IV sought a meeting with White House aide Hamilton Jordan via Richard Harden, who briefed Carter who then noted to Bell to see Lee. Carter aides say the note was cryptic, intended to refer to Justice Department review, not an instruction.
Former President Gerald Ford testifies before the House Assassinations Committee defending the Warren Commission findings. He backs Oswald as the lone Kennedy assassin, criticizes critics for misstating or omitting facts, and cites evidence linking Oswald to the Kennedy and Dallas police officer shootings. Ford emphasizes a limited investigative staff and executive privilege.
Washington UPI reports two House leaders, Rep. Joe Waggonner and Rep. Anthony Moffett, warn passage in the Senate would doom their chances to block the natural gas bill in the House. A bipartisan bloc from oil-producing and fuel-importing states forms, with producers unhappy over price controls and consumers fearing rapid price hikes.
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