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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1977

Page

12

Officials Debate County Ambulance Service Grant

The June proposal sought 96000 for six ambulances and 12588 for radio gear, while Commissioner Carabin argued the county cannot cover 1000 miles of roads for 50000 people. The meeting ended with no decisions and a declared stand-off between state aims and county preferences. Perkins Township seeks funds for its township service and Erie County watchers note no county-wide plan exists. Attendees included Greenwich Willard and New London ambulance representatives.

Thomas Carabin Huron County Carabin Moore C. B. Roscoe Roscoe Erie County Perkins Township Greenwich Willard New London

Funeral arranged for one day old Robert Hyde

One day old Robert Eugene Hyde infant son of Merrit L. and Merril L Hyde of 342 East Main New London will be buried at Grove Street Cemetery after a Thursday service at 2 p.m. at Eastman Funeral Home Oberlin born Sunday died Monday at Cleveland Metro Hospital survived by sister Lisa Marie 18 months paternal grandparents William Hyde Amherst great grandmother Hattie Davis Amherst. Reverend Bob Murr officiates services. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. at Eastman Funeral Home.

New London Robert Eugene Hyde Merrit L. Hyde E. Main Eastman Funeral Home Robert Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Cleveland Metro Hospital Lisa Marie William Hyde Hattie Davis Amherst Bob Murr First Baptist Church Grove Street Cemetery

Freshman Ann Flickinger Hurt in DePauw Hayride Fall

Ann Flickinger, a DePauw University freshman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K Flickinger of 183 St. Marys St, is in fair condition in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. She suffered a fractured skull after falling from a hay rack during a hayride Saturday night.

Ann Flickinger Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Ind Miss Flickinger K Flickinger St. Mary’s St DePauw University

Grant to Pay For New Boiler at Local Schools

The Economic Development Administration will fund part of a broken school boiler in New London. Supt. Donald Schick reported the split funding plan to the board, which approved accepting a $74,000 grant in two steps to ensure federal support.

New London Economic Development Administration Donald Schick Schick Board of Education Raike and Associates Ashland EDA Fitchville School Tom Patrick Patrick Electric Lorain

Grassroots forums set by Huron Extension on government process

The Huron County Cooperative Extension Service announces a series of forums titled Yours Truly Your Government. Sessions run Mondays October 3 10 and 17 from 8 to 10 pm at the County Administration Building 180 Milan Avenue.

Huron County Cooperative Extension Service Barbara J. Wurzel Home Economics Milan Avenue Huron Ray Schindler Dick Thomas Cooperative Extension Service Huron County

Medicare Not For Sale Door To Door

Noe G. Pearce acting district manager in Sandusky Ohio warns that Medicare is not sold door to door. He says private representatives misrepresent changes in Medicare law and urge beneficiaries to contact Social Security for verification. Report any contact to the Sandusky district office at 625 1492.

Noe G. Pearce Sandusky Ohio Social Security District Office Pearce Social Security Socal Security Office Medicare

Opponents Outnumber Supporters at Erie Nuclear Plant Hearing

Ralph Reed of Lorain called himself a building tradesman and defended safety procedures at nuclear plants. Alan Kuper of Case Western Reserve called nuclear technology bad and questioned the cost impact on consumers. Local farmer Gerald Otto warned of contamination risks near his Otto Greenhouses, while Harvey Lisle argued demand overestimation. The 225 attendees applauded, and the hearing ended with Edison’s environmental application entered into the record.

Ralph M. Reed Lorain Alan Kuper Case Western Reserve University Nusken Gerald Otto Otto Greenhouses Inc Otto Ohio Edison

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