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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1976
Page
3
Lorain County Deputy Sheriff Mike McDaniel 26 was shot in the abdomen on duty with his partner in Columbia Two and was in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery. No arrests have been made as the sheriff's department investigates the shooting.
Kenneth Kosic is named the new circulation manager of the Norwalk Reflector. A 32 year old native of Pennsylvania, he previously served eight years as district circulation manager for the Mansfield News Journal. He and his wife Sarah have two children and plan to move to Norwalk or North Fairfield. Rosie replaces Paul Simon who recently resigned.
Huron County Commissioners stopped paying attorneys assigned to defend the poor on Sept 10 as the state fails to reimburse 50 percent of legal fees. The indigent defense fund is over $10,000 in the red, with $22,020 spent since Jan 13. The bar association and commissioners agreed to pay $35 an hour, while the state did not provide appropriation or reimbursement.
A national Roper poll of 600 people found 39 percent felt Ford did better in the debate 31 percent backed Carter and 30 percent saw a draw. Among Ford supporters 70 percent said Ford won, Carter 8 percent, 22 percent drew. Carter backers chose Carter 55 percent Ford 13 percent draw 32 percent. undecided voters split 35 percent Ford 25 percent Carter 40 percent even. The poll tracked leanings before and after the debate.
Prime Minister Alexei N. Kosygin aged 72, reportedly ill, sent a greeting to the 20th anniversary session of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Brazil, Tass said Wednesday. The first Kosygin reference in the Soviet press in weeks followed by this message.
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