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A-2 Wednesday, September 9, 1987, The News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio WEATHER RECORDS Weather The Accu-Weather forecast for 8 A.M., Thursday, September 10 60 SHOWERS 50 50 DRY PARTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS SUNNY 60 SHOWERS 70 70 70 FRONTS: Warm Cold Stationary 1987 Accu-Weather, Inc. Local Forecast Local Statistics Tonight, partly cloudy with a High yesterday. .76 low 55-60. Thursday, partly Low yesterday. sunny with a high in the upper 70s.

Lake Erie Winds northwesterly 10-15 knots tonight and Thursday. Patchy dense fog Thursday morning. Waves 1-3 feet tonight. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday: Fair through the period. Highs mainly in the 70s and lows in the 50s.

Temperature 8 a.m.....................62 Rain yesterday. ..........0" Sunrise a.m. Sunset tomorrow ...........7:51 p.m. State A weak cold front moved across Ohio today and was to be followed by a high pressure system tonight that will bring low temperature readings in the 50s by morning. Generally dry weather is forecast for the weekend with seasonable temperatures in the 70s.

any problems, they can talk to Adams me," them." he said. "I'm there to help According to Adams, he's Continued From A-1 working seven days a week as in-home detention officer. He prison for kids," said Adams. In makes daily visits to see the this program, a juvenile is youths and calls three to four placed under a kind of "house times a day "to keep a close eye arrest" that is supervised by the on them." in-home dentention officer. "4T really enjoy the job," he "They have certain rules they said.

have to follow," said Adams. Adams said the youths in the Youths in the program program have been very recepinvolved range in age from 6 to 15. tive to him. "They want to turn Currently, Adams is working around. They (just) need a little with seven youths.

"If they have push." Hospital H.B. MAGRUDER SEPT. 8 ADMITTED: Scott L. Wingart, Bascom, surgical; Robert L. Millhouse Marion, medical; medical; Lemoin E.

Edington, Hilliard. medical: Nor- Births Clarence and Nancy Tennant, 3933 N. Rider Road, Oak Harbor, are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday at H.B. Magruder Hospital. 0 Michael and Kathleen Johnson, 3540 Green Garden Circle, Apt.

102, Virginia Beach, are the parents of a son, Nicholas Frederick, 8 pounds, 8 ounces. Grandparents are William and Linda Johnson and Karl and Barbara Gates, all of Oak Harbor. James C. and Alice Root, 5699 E. Twin Beach Road, Port Clinton, are the parents of a son born Sept.

3 at Firelands Community Hospital, Sandusky. Local Stocks Previous AEIPw AmMot Amrtch BancOne Berk-Ha 3750un BrshW CentE un Chryslr ChrDw un ColGas 52 Dana 50 Eaton 94 FordM Fruehf Gannett GMot GTE Hecks Heinz man L. Taylor, 1250 Garnet Port Clinton, medical; Edward J. Mulligan, 9487 Oak Harbor SE Road, Oak Harbor, medical; Mary Lou Graham, Akron, surgical; Kristina Wampler, 1239 Garnet Port Clinton, surgical. DISCHARGED: John J.

Bratton, Travis Carter, Brian Cultice, Esther H. Francisco, baby girl Irick, Kenneth Kodysh, Robert McBee, Audrey H. Moskal, James A. Silverwood Mary Spitler transferred to Toledo Hospital. EMERGENCIES: Roger Havens, Port Clinton, spraind neck; Pamela Hendrix, Port Clinton, ankle sprain; Delores M.

Edger, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, arm laceration; Adam Buchanon, Fremont, insect bite; Dolores Cook, Port Clinton, bruised hand. NEWS HERALD (USPS 386-100) SEPT. 9, 1987 121th Year Vol. 64 DAILY NEWS, 1865 PORT CLINTON HERALD, 1867 Merged 1969 Published daily except Sundays by: GANNETT SATELLITE INFORMATION NETWORK, INC. 0115 W.

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Mixed Couples Junior Sign-Up Sept. 12 1 19 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free Bowling 9 a.m.-12 noon Harbor Lanes 734-5773 311 Buckeye Blvd. Port Clinton Continued From A-1 Else Baumgartner, co-owner of Oak Harbor Apothecary, presented council with a petition containing more than 900 names against the armory being sold to Bassett's IGA to be torn down to extend the grocery store's parking lot. In exchange for the VFW giving the armory to Bassett's, Bassett's will help build a new VFW hall for its members.

Baumgartner told council that the group realizes that the property is private -meaning that the village has no authority on what VFW decides to do with its property. The group, nevertheless, wanted council to know its position. "The VFW hall is a piece of Oak Harbor history, said Baumgartner. "We're hoping public opinion will make them (VFW members) reconsider." She said the petition will be Continued From A-1 "Anytime the plant shuts down, we regard it as serious," said Rick Kelly, a spokesman for Toledo Edison Co. which operates the facility.

"But in terms of public safety or anything like that, it wasn't serious at all." Meanwhile, an anti-nuclear group on Tuesday claimed that a new report shows that safety problems still plague the plant, contradicting plant officials who said most of the problems have been corrected. A report by Public Citizen's Critical Mass Energy Project said there were nearly 3,000 mishaps at U.S. nuclear reactors in 1986. Public Citizen is a nonprofit research and advocacy organization founded by Ralph Nader, the consumer activist. The report said Davis-Besse had a number of safety problems last year even though Toledo Edison spent $180 million on repairs.

"They spent a whole lot of money saying they got everything fixed up and their management is super great now, and that they have no more said Alice Hirt, a spokeswoman with the Toledo Coalition for Safe Energy. "I think this report points up to the presented to VFW members at their next meeting. Council didn't take any position on the matter. In another matter, Police Chief William Paulsen asked that council consider developing an ordinance which would require that all vehicles parked on private property be licensed. Paulsen said the police department has received calls on the unlicensed vehicles.

He said about 25 unlicensed vehicles are parked on private property in the village. The issue was referred to the safety, emergency and refuse committee. Other items were acted on and discussed at the meeting. Council approved a request from the Gordon Lumber Co. to waive the requirement that a sidewalk be constructed, on the north side of Park Street until the land is developed.

Question and answer periods on the proposed tax levy issue are scheduled for Sept. 30 and Oct. 14 from p.m at Oak Harbor High School. fact that there are continuing problems, that very little has changed despite the repairs." Kelly disputed the findings of the report. "We've spent $180 million to fix the plant," Kelly said.

"That's not to say you won't have periodic problems like faulty circuit boards. But there never has been a safety problem at Davis-Besse. Anti-nuclear groups like Public Citizen spend an awful lot of time talking about things that have never happened in this country at a commercial nuclear Public Citizen's report said inspections at Davis-Besse last year revealed "overdue safety equipment maintenance, a lack of maintenance documentation and the incorrect installation of safety The report also said that during training sessions on electrical wiring, instructors discovered that workers may have been installing the wiring incorrectly, and that the wiring may have been improperly spliced and insulated. In addition, the motor that controls the flow of both backup cooling systems failed, the report said, because "the motor was not designed for the environment in which it was being used." Shop. Fri.

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Fremont, OH. 332-8255 Obituaries p.m. and Thursday from 2-4 and Delores Netherton 7-9 p.m. FREMONT Delores Ann Ne- Memorials may be made to the therton, 48, 825 Alger died American Cancer Society. Tuesday at her home.

She had been in failing health the past Manuel Rodriguez Sr. year. ANGLETON, Texas Manuel Born Dec. 27, 1938, in Georgetown, to Isaac and Dorcas Texas, and a former Port Clinton Rodriguez 64, Angleton, (Payne) Hendrix, she married resident, died in his home on Kermit K. Netherton on July 28, Aug.

30. 1961, in Maysville, Ky. He sur- Born April 14, 1923, he was a vives. son of Ruperto and Martina De She was a waitress, working in restaurants. Her last La Garza Rodriguez.

include many area Survivors four place of employment was PJ's Manuel and John, both Port Clinsons, Restaurant in Lakeside. She member of Clyde ton; Leonardo, Austin, Texas; was a Bapsit Church. daughters, Martina Roberto, Angleton, Texas; four Surviving in addition to her Mikal, Georgetown, Texas; Ellie husband are a son, Kermit at Tiffany Mi- and Bismark, Irma Howell, both Raquel of Meeks, N.D.; home; daughters, Cantu chaels of Green Springs and Deborah Burks of Port Clinton; Port Clinton; 36 grandchildren; a sister, Alberta Montalvo of her mother in Port Clinton; brother, George "Buddy" HenCalifornia; two brothers, Jose Rodriguez of Texas and Guadadrix of West Union; sister, Mary Ellen Warnke of Port Clinton; lupe Rodriguez of Iowa. and five grandchildren. was He preceded in death by his wife, Maria Flavia and Funeral services will be Friday at 1 p.m.

from the Weller- daughter, Services held Milligan. at St. BaEsther were Wonderly Funeral Home, 425 E. sil's Catholic Church with miliState Fremont, with burial in Oakwood tary burial in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Danbury, Texas.

Cemetery. Visitation is today from 7-9 D- COLD D.O DAVIS 3 COLLEGE DED IN FALL SCHEDULE 1987 Reading and Study Improvement for High School Students Designed to help the student develop skills for successful study in school and college. Vocabulary Improvement Do you know there is a direct correlation between vocabulary and professional achievement? Grammar Review Will include study of the 8 parts of speech and some writing. Effective Writing Skills for Business A practical writing course which meets the needs of professionals and support staff who wish to gain skills in writing letters, reports, etc. Oral Reading for Business, the Professions and Lay Readers Develop skill and confidence to effectively (1) read reports (2) preside at ceremonies of professional organizations, etc.

(3) fulfill other professional oral responsibilities, (4) effectively fulfill lay reader responsibilities. Advertising Art Geared toward the person who has artistic interest in the advertising field, or one who has a personal interest in the production aspect of art. Descriptive Astronomy An entirely non-mathematical description of astronomy as we know it. Emphasis will vary depending on class interest. Dealing with Divorce Includes such topics as social and legal aspects of divorce, effect on children and their involvement, creating a new life focus and more.

Personal Financial Management A course designed to familarize students with the many investment and financial alternatives available and how to use this knowledge. Setting Personal Goals If you feel somewhat unfocused and dissatisfied with your present direction or apparent speed in getting there, this course may be for you. Private Pilot Ground School A complete course in preparation for FAA private pilot written examination. How To Plan Your Successful Retirement Retiring within 5 years (or now retired). Here's how to achieve financial comfort in retirement.

Stock Market for Beginning Investors Some of the subjects included are terminology of the stock market, types of orders, reading the Wall Street Journal, trading on margin, buying stocks for income and growth, and the bond market. Quick Computing This workshop gives you a chance to TEST DRIVE a personal computer. LEARN THE BASICS. Keyboard I Introduction Designed to introduce the microcomputer keyboard and teach basic typing skills. Introduction to Microcomputers Designed to introduce the microcomputer keyboard and teach basic typing skills.

Introduction to Microcomputers Designed for the person with no computer experience. Topics include: learning how to operate a micro computer technology buying hardware and software introduction to spreadsheet introduction to word processing Introduction to Language BASIC Designed for the person with some computer background. Applied BASIC Designed for the person with BASIC programming skills. Introduction to Database (dBaselll) An introductory course in word processing using either WordStar or WordPerfect. How to Start a Successful Small Business "How to Start a Successful Small is a special training program developed for anyone who is thinking of starting or buying a business.

How to Run a Successful Small Business "How to Run a Successful Small Business' is a special training program improving management information and operating systems, methods and forms, for the three principal areas of routine small business operation. Accounting Principles I This course covers the study of the principles of accounting as related to the accounting cycle. Accounting Principles This course continues the study of accounting principles as related to receivable and payables, merchandise inventory, depreciation, and cash. Accounting Principles Ill A continuation of Accounting starting with an in-dept study of the corporation. Accounting Fundamentals Emphasis is placed on thee fundamentals of accounting in an effort to provide the student with a basic understanding of accounting.

Introduction to College Math This course will cover the study of fractions, decimals, percents, simple interest, bank reconciliation and measurements of length, weight, and capacity. Introduction to Travel and World Geography World geography as it pertains to travel and tourism is studied on the basis of the various continents and how they relate to international travel. Real Estate Principles Practices Among the topics dealt with are the elementary physical, legal, locational, and economic characteristics of real estate, different markets of real estate and national, regional, and local influences on real estate values. Real Estate Law This course covers the legal areas that concern a real estate practitioner. Some of the topics covered in the course are the law of fixtures, estate, liens and mortgages, conveyancing of reale state, law of agency, cooperation and condominiums.

For more information about these classes please call or write Davis College. Open Registration September 14th at Port Clinton High School 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. or Call (419) 473-2700 Holiday Kroger MartM 51 -1 Moore NorfkSo 35 OhioEd Penney Pfizer 68 PolyTec Sears 53 StdPrd 39 Stdoil Tri Nova un USG UnCarb UniTel WaltJm Whirlpl 37 Wolwth 51 -1.