Norwalk Weighs Cinevue Move Amid Cable Contract Clash
Norwalk debates Cinevue on channel 7 under Continental Cablevision vs city contract. Mayor Goodsite claims violation of a 12 channel requirement and subscribers face loss of an educational channel unless the movie service is renegotiated. Residents split on value, cost, and freedom to choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Rogosch
Area Cablevision
Cinevue
Paul Wechter
Wooster Ave
Hawver
PBS
Public Broadcasting
Harris
Kristine Brown
Hickory St
Continental Cablevision
Carol Cardman
Norwood Ave
Ms. Cardman
Goodsite
Barb Corrigan
N. Pleasant St
Jerome Grosswiler
Townsend Ave
Rick Mullins
Jefferson St
Norwalk
Mullins
Trina White
E. Main St
Cablevision
Nancy Roche
1013
Fair Road
Michael Bumb
Bellevue
Bomb
Mansfield
Channel 7
Mona Witter
Monroeville
Bonnie Leto
Reflector
Cleveland fire kills seven children in frame dwelling blaze
Seven children aged six months to 11 years perished in a late Friday fire on Cleveland's East Side. Mother Miniimah Hasain was critically injured while father Alhaadee Hasain was at work and later taken to Euclid General Hospital. Fire officials probe cause.
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Cleveland
UPS
Miniimah
Alhaadee Hasain
Hasain
Euclid General Hospital
Cleveland man sues over telephone directory access in Florida
Miller Thoss of Cleveland files a federal class action against General Telephone Co of Florida accusing discrimination against the blind and handicapped. He says an information operator refused to disclose a business number after he identified himself as blind, despite his repeated requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa, Fla
Carter Eyes Breakthrough In Nuclear Arms Talks With Soviets
President Carter expressed hope for a near term breakthrough in arms control negotiations with the Soviet Union. He met with Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to review groundwork laid by Cyrus Vance in New York meetings with the Soviet official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Carter
Andrei Gromyko
Cyrus Vance
New York
Weather and local life notices from a midcentury issue
Increasing cloudiness and showers tonight with thundershowers. Lows upper 40s, westerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Clearing Sunday with highs mid 60s. Friday temperatures 71 and 42. No precipitation. Sunrise 7 24, sunset 7 10. Marriage licenses listed for Bellevue and New London couples. Births reported in Willard area. Deaths noted in Bowling Green, Willard, Milan, Plymouth. Vatican City state has its own newspaper and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Sylvester
Bellevue
Avis Sylvester
Willard Damron
New London
Glada Hatala
Gregory W. Gadberry
Valerie Rogge
Raymond D. Eckleberry
Norwalk
Roberta L. Frisch
Packer
Larry
Michelle Smeltz
Willard
James and
Palma
Vatican City
No Hospital Expansion
Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred J. Shoemaker ruled the Public Health Council acted properly in denying New London Hospital a 24 bed addition. The decision, issued in Columbus, upholds a 1 million expansion denial amid occupancy concerns and calls for a jury retrial on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Fred J. Shoemaker
State Public Health Council
New London Hospital
Columbus
James Bender
Shoemaker
Public Health Council
Franklin County
Bender
Northwest Health Planning Agency
Northwestern
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Funeral Planned for Pope John Paul in Open Air
Vatican cardinals meet to set a Wednesday funeral for Pope John Paul with an open air service in St Peter's Square and to begin the conclave to pick a successor in about 10 days. Crowds line up outside Clementine Hall to pay last respects as officials move the body to St Peter's for public viewing.
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Vatican City
UPI
John Paul
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's Square
Paul VI
Clementine Hall
Vatican
St. Peter's
United Way drives begin in Norwalk and New London for 1979
The Norwalk campaign targets 107000 dollars and New London 7600 dollars with a Sept 30 end date. Last year Norwalk raised about 85000 toward a 91790 goal. Donors may use payroll deductions, quarterly pledges, or cash. The fair share rule guides hourly and salaried workers. A large share funds health, family and youth services. Drive chairs are Charles Winn and Mike Meinke in Norwalk, Gary Wyckoff in New London, with the Rotary Club handling admin costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
New London
United Way
Drive
Charles Winn
Mike Meinke
Gary Wyckoff
Rotary Club
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Carol Hardman
Phone Co
Common Pleas
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Huron County
Willard Area
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospitals
Darrell Bloom
Evanston, Il
Pia Marghera
Rieti
Rome
Paul Dudley
Minneapolis
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