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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
8
Sen. Robert Taft Jr. proposed a constitutional amendment to allow federal income tax credits to help parents pay private and church school tuition. He warned a failure to act would cause a crisis in both public and private education, noting private school enrollment exceeds 5.2 million.
Edward Miller of Philo and Terry Ramberger of Cardington were named winners today of the annual Traffic Safety Slogan Contest. Miller, a career Postal Service employee, received the state's No. 1 license plate for the top slogan in the adult division. Ramberger won in the under 16 division.
Miller and Ramberger submitted bold slogans urging caution and life preservation while youths Joyce Gool Laurie Davis and others won places in the Under 16 division. Howard Pyle spoke as awards were handed and law enforcement honors went to Hoffbauer and Bierman for county and city top officers.
The Agriculture Department reports a 0.4 per cent March drop in the market basket of food, ending a 4.3 per cent rise from October to February. Beef prices held steady, pork declined, and farmers received lower returns on meat and vegetables, reducing their share of the consumer dollar.
Dr. John F. Sutter, a geologist at Ohio State University, said Apollo 16 landing site yielded few bedrock samples and did not meet hopes of revealing early lunar history. He noted 245 pounds of rocks will return, including anorthosites that may illuminate moon origins, and hopes to attend January lunar science conference to discuss findings.
A brisk appeal urges busy housewives to shop the daily classified section to cut costs and save time, urging readers to turn back now for savings and convenient shopping.
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