25 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
1
UPI reports British economist Peter Fovargue warns American industry faces severe gas shortages this winter. He says wasteful use, underreported risks, and limited domestic reserves will force layoffs and push for aggressive conservation and better fuel accounting.
A lakeshore warning for western Lake Erie from Cleveland to Maumee Bay was extended twice. Lake levels at Toledo could reach seven to eight feet above low water datum, bringing significant flooding from Vermilion westward. Winds 30 to 40 knots drove shoreline erosion with five to eight foot waves Wednesday night.
Chuck McCracken, 37, who removed himself from a kidney dialysis machine last July to die, has been admitted to Loma Linda University Medical Center and listed in satisfactory condition. He previously said a person has a right to choose life or death and planned to stay home before dying.
A cloudy cool day with light rain possible and highs around 55 to 60. Tonight and Friday expect drizzle then partial clearing with lows in the 40s to 50s and highs Friday in the low 60s. Also listed are births in Norwalk and area hospitals and a death from South. Forties area hints include humidity near 100 percent and a one tenth inch rainfall.
Readers vote on Wednesday's question Should Patty Hearst be released to her family on bail Call 668 8544 vote by midnight.
Grace Reeves, 31, mother of two, collapsed from dehydration and kidney failure at her Milan street home. She was rushed to Cleveland Clinic by ambulance after authorities and relatives acted to secure dialysis funding, as a community fund rose to 1280 dollars to cover treatments and clinic costs.
Charleston readers learn Sara Jane Kahn born February 15 1930 in Kanawha County and a 1947 Stonewall Jackson High School graduate. The Daily Mail links Kahn to Sara Jane Moore the would be assassin, while officials confirm the Moore alias. Confusion hovers as both women share a name and hometown.
The Norwalk Area United Fund allocates 1975 1976 funds with the Salvation Army receiving the largest increase from 17835 to 24000 dollars. Campaign chair Clark Hunter cites new church purchase and program expansion for the 34.6 percent rise.
Pennsylvania Governor Milton J. Shapp joined the 1976 Democratic nomination contest as the eighth candidate pledging to offer leadership reminiscent of Roosevelt and Kennedy.
The Rev. L Peter Beebe attends the North Central Region vestry meeting at St Paul Episcopal Church in Norwalk where Bishop John H Burt will be present. The gathering funds the Diocesan Missions Fund and is closed to the public. Beebe seeks appeal of an Ecclesiastical Court ruling on female priests.
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