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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1978

Page

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Ohio gas well fire tamed by Adair team at Cambridge

Red Adair and his Texas crew finally smothered Ohio's largest gas well blaze using mud and salt water, dropping pressure quickly after days of flames up to 60 feet high. Three workers injured, 20,000 dollars per day in gas burned, capping to resume once the well is dead. In Hackberry, Louisiana, firefighters battled a separate oil well near a salt dome, trying brine and foam to cap the gushing crude as flames threatened the storage site.

Cambridge Ohio UPI Red Adair Adair Texas Armstrong Drilling Co Wooster Libbey-Owens Ford Co Toledo Haliburton Zanesville Hackberry Federal Oil Reserve Asgar Boots Hansen Eugene “Coots Matthews Carter Salt Dome Campbell

Police capture Baader Meinhof suspects in woods

In Dortmund police halted three suspected Baader Meinhoff terrorists at a target range, wounding a policeman and a suspect. A reputed international courier, Michael Knoll, was captured. a woman companion possibly Angelika Speitel faces murder charges. In Ohio a teen electrocuted near power lines. A mute man survives a five story fall in Seattle. In Birmingham civil rights leaders honor Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth with MLK III and SCLC leaders attending.

Dortmund West Germany UPI Michael Knoll Italy Angelika Speitel Hanns Martin Schleyer Birmingham Ala Fred Shuttlesworth Cincinnati Joseph Lowery Southern Christian Leadership Conference Martin Luther King III Abraham Woods

Piano Payment Costly Grand Theft Charge

Norwalk woman Diana Linn Kennedy is charged with grand theft for failing to complete payments on a Gulbransen piano valued at more than $150. Kennedy, 27, of Norwood Avenue, was arrested Sunday afternoon by Huron County deputies and held in the county jail pending charges after signing a contract with Bellevue Music Center in which the piano remains the store’s property until final payment.

Norwalk Diana Linn Kennedy Norwood Ave Huron County Sheriff's Deputies Huron County Richard Hauser Ms. Kennedy Bellevue Music Center

Weather and civic notices from The Record

Weather clear and cool tonight with upper 30s lows. Sunny Tuesday near 70. Precipitation near zero through Tuesday. Winds variable about 10 mph tonight. Marriage licenses list Cohen and Reddix. Shepherd and Morrow. Births include Morrow girl and Jewell girl. Deaths noted: Alt Gardner Garner Schreiner. Alben Barkley was 71 at his 1949 inauguration as vice president.

Andrew J. Cohen Pekin Ill Phyllis L. Reddix Norwalk Stephen C. Shepherd Mansfield Susan K. Morrow New London Ronald Laura Morrow Collins Fisher-Titus Harlan Helen Jewell Fisher- Titus Lucille M. Alt Willard Ruth S. Gardner Ruth M. Garner Gertrude R. Schreiner Fostoria Alben Barkley United States

Vance Returns Hopeful To U S Begin Peddles Pact To Knesset

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance returns to Washington from the Middle East tour reporting Camp David has real peace potential. Begin asks Knesset to approve the accords while pledging Jerusalem will stay undivided. Rallies and protests erupt as debates begin on the landmark framework for Egypt Israel peace.

Vance U.S Knesset Washington UPI Cyrus Vance Middle East Carter Camp David Damascus United States Jerusalem Menachem Begin Israel New York United Nations Saudi Arabia Jordan Syria David Surmoit West Bank Hussein Khaled Hafez Assad Egypt Communist Party Jordan Valley Sinai Begin Palestine Liberation Organization Labor Party Shimon Peres

Immigrant family tragedy unfolds in Pawtucket deaths

Carlos and Irene daSilva, Portuguese immigrants who moved from the Azores with seven children, died in Rhode Island. Carlos was beaten to death Feb 18 at Ilha Verde Club, while Irene died after a speeding car struck her near their home. The children face being split among relatives as welfare begins for the family. The event highlights hardship faced by immigrant workers in the area.

Pawtucket R.I UPI Carlos Irene daSilva America Azores Carlos daSilva Ilha Verde Club daSilva Rhode Island United States Irene

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