Norwalk Chronicle: anniversaries to honors and aid near coast
Jim and Ruth Ross quietly celebrate 40 years with remarks on his Norwalk High leadership in the 1950s and 60s. Kamala Mohammed attends The Ohio State University gifted program. Four Norwalk residents named to the University of Cincinnati Dean's List, and OSU honors include several students with 3.5 GPAs. A Boston traveler stranded in Norwalk receives heartfelt aid from Mayor Wayne Goodsite and locals, turning a difficult moment into a tearful display of kindness.
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Jim
Ruth Ross
Ross
Norwalk High School
Norwalk
Rosses
Huron
Eastwood Dr
Kamala Mohammed
Milan
Martin W. Essex
Ohio State University
Ohio
Franklin B. Walter
University of Cincinnati
Alphonse Baltes
Charles Baltes
Matthew Bresson
L.G. Bresson
Indian Terrace
David Chauvin
H. Chauvin
Old State Road North
Sue Fauber
N.D. Fauber
Hawthorne
Steve Brown
St. Mary’s St
Debra Krausher
Wakeman
Ohio University
Athens
Tracey Buck
Old State Road
Dino Lee Detterre
North Fairfield
Stephen Trotta
Garcia
Boston
California
Wayne Goodsite
Chessevord by Thomas Joseph Acro Puzzle
Yesterday's cryptoquote lists clues and answers for a cryptogram style puzzle with many across and down entries. It includes references to names such as Josiah Royce and a theme of wordplay and letter shifts. The page shows a filled grid with letter groups and a quoted aphorism about thinking being like living and dying.
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P. O
Josiah Royce
Do's and Donts for Parents from a Teen
A 14-year-old shares teens tips for parents urging respect for privacy, choice of friends, and avoiding public shaming. The column prints reader Loyal Fan praising Abby and offers practical rules like not searching bedrooms, not reading diaries, and not pressuring kids about adoption or siblings. A second letter complains about a psychiatrist, with Abby advising to switch therapists and seek help from a medical society or doctor.
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Abby
Brentwood
Zip code credit checks spark FTC probe
A Amoco Oil credit scoring uses zip codes to rate applicants, penalizing those in lower class areas. FTC investigates potential racial discrimination. Amoco defends the system as one of fourteen criteria. Massachusetts investigates similar patterns. a civil suit alleges blacks face higher denial rates. If forced to abandon zip codes, Amoco fears 28,000 more rejections annually.
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Washington
Amoco Oil Company
Claire Cherry
Atlanta
Deep South
Georgia
Amoco
Cherry
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Tony Capaccio
Georgia State University
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
Oil Company
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Drew Pearson
Pearson
CIA
Lee Harvey
Oswald
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Shan Mohammed
Edison High School
Judith Spoerr
Mary Booker
Bradley Phillips
Amy Wressell
Berlin Heights
Kirk Salisbury
Morroeville
Bonnie Garwood
Collins
Denise Runkle
New London
Margery Wiers
Doris Spears
Scott Bogner
Willard
Linda Lane
Deborah Pisko
Sharon Stackhouse
Deborah Albright
Terri Jones
Steve Berezin
Carrie Buck
Cecilia Griffiths
Norwood Ave
Jack Stark
Ridge Road
Colorado State University
Goodsite
Western Union
West Main Street
Union
Chessevord
Thomas Joseph
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Corundum
Indwell
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Abigail van Buren
Norwalk Reflector
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Monroeville
Greenwich
London
Erie
U.S
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Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ahchoo
Jughaid
Great
Scott
HI Flagston
Merry
Camp David
Jimmy Carter
Paul Bente
Dupont
Bio-Energy Council
Beate
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