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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
6
The city council backs a comprehensive zoning ordinance as part of the master plan. It aims to protect against incompatible land uses, recognize existing uses, and guide future development. Enforcement and deviation decisions will shape its effectiveness as property owners learn zoning specifics.
A page features a large themed crossword with clues covering back of leg to abounding and other common terms. It also includes a Cryptoquote puzzle daily code with a sample phrase attributed to Adler and a printed quotation.
A column excerpt presents reader questions on marital tensions with a nagging tie gift, grandparental spoiling, maternity fashion, and a cautionary tale about a young woman dating a married man. Abby advises asserting parenting boundaries and waiting for divorces before pursuing relationships.
The Huron County Board of Elections will hold a school of instructions for presiding judges, judges, and clerks for the May 2 primary and special elections. Sessions are April 28 on the courthouse first floor with separate start times for wards. Judges and clerks new to precincts must attend. veterans may opt for a refresher. Presiding judges pick up poll books and ballots May 1.
Mayor Louis Frey rode a new city extension ladder platform Friday afternoon as firemen tested the lift. Nearby, lawn mowing and tulip blooms signal spring at local sites while a benefit card party features Linda Fox and Kathy Keiser performing original songs. Bernard F. Kean notes W. E. Giles of Bellevue, age 95, filed taxes in person last week. Memorial Lake Park hosts new picnic tables as the Parks Board praises city workers on pool filter rebuilding and planning.
Washington reports that three years after Lt Gen McNamara pushed a universal black belt buckle the Defense Supply Agency says industry cannot deliver a durable low cost universal buckle. Rep Sikes questions progress while Adm Lyle notes ongoing effort and the need for distinct uniforms.
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