Reflector Christmas Shopping Guide Highlights Norwalk Stores
The Reflector publishes a two section annual Christmas shopping guide in today’s issue. It spans 26 pages with ads from Norwalk area stores and holiday features. Pictures cover Norwalk’s Yale parade held last Saturday. The special section is mailed to over 16 000 homes in Huron and parts of Erie counties.
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Marijuana legalization may come despite opposition says LSU professor
Dr. C B Scrignar, chair of a Louisiana commission, told an AMA panel that he opposes marijuana legalization yet believes it is only a matter of time as current users become tomorrow's jurists. He cautioned against broader drug abuse.
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UPI
Louisiana Narcotics and Rehabilitation Commission
C.B. Scrignar
American Medical Association
Scrignar
Louisiana State University
December 1 1971 Weather and Notices Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy and cool with a high near 30 in Norwalk. Tonight and Thursday clear with lows in the teens to low 20s and a 20 percent then 10 percent precipitation chance. Winds NW 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. Marriage licenses list Ferguson and Caskey Hay and Thomas, Connors and Cooper Ries and Wicker Timman. Births announce a Norwalk boy and Milan and Norwalk girls. Deaths note Paul Hammond of Delphos. Weather times include sunrise 7 33 sunset 4 58 moonrise 4 22 moonset 6 57.
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Norwalk
Trace
Millionaire Juan Vargas Had Four Wives And Seventy Eight Girlfriends
In Los Angeles court records widow Mildred Vargas testifies that Juan Abel Vargas kept two homes within ten miles of each other and led a regular life with meals and hours. His death in an auto crash ended a complex, multi wife, multi country liaison with possible additional spouses in Peru and Colombia.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Juan Abel Vargas
Vargas
Mildred
Torrance
Calif
Josephine Vargas
South America
Lima
Peru
Bogota
Columbia
House approves campaign reform bill in bipartisan vote
The House passed a major campaign reform bill 373 to 23, curbing election advertising by presidential and congressional candidates. It moves to a House Senate conference with key disputes over contributions limits and equal time repeal.
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Washington
UPI
House
House-Senate
Russell D. Hemenway
The
Committee For An Effective Congress
White House
New Shopping Center Seeks Water Connect
Royce Shopping Centers, Inc. seeks water service for a proposed 12 acre shopping center between Monroeville and Norwalk. Monroeville Board of Public Affairs cannot act without a formal application as water taps near Trails End Motel limit capacity and annexation may be required for Norwalk service.
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Monroeville
New York City
Norwalk
Monroeville Board of Public Affairs
Royce Shopping Centers, Inc
Fisher Wayside Furniture
U.S. 20
Morroeville
Trail’s End
Myron Gerber
Royce
Power Outages Planned as City Switches Power Source
Ohio Edison will switch from 34 500 to 69 000 volts this weekend causing at least two and possibly five short interruptions in the northwest city area. Service Director Herbert Krogh said outages may occur Saturday with five minute durations and will affect customers west of Whittlesey Avenue north of Main Street and nearby routes. Industries will be notified by phone and the municipal plant will supply all city power during the transition.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Earl L. Butz
Butz
GOP
Ohio Edison Co
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Ohio Edison
Whittlesey Avenue
Main Street
Ohio 61 South
U.S. 20
Kroghn
Do Mobile Home Trailers Pay Their Share Of Taxes
Norwalk’s mobile home trend prompts questions about school costs and tax revenue. Monroeville School Board argues mobile homes generate fewer pupils, but tax income varies with enrollment and state aid. At Westwood Mobile Estates the ratio shows limited school-age children per family, sparking debate on financial impact.
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Village Council
Holb
Westwood Mobile Estates
Washington Street
Richard Enzor
Fifth Suspect Arrested in Norwalk Huron Burglaries
A fifth suspect, Mark W. Straka, 20, of 30 Spring St., was arrested in Norwalk and is linked to three burglaries at Wilcox Machine Co and other sites on U.S. 20 and St. Marys. Formal charges were filed against two others, Houghtlen and Ferguson, with pledges and pleas noted. The case covers about 20 break-ins or attempted burglaries solved by the Huron County Sheriff and Norwalk Police.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Mark W. Straka
Spring St
Norwalk Ptl
Gary DeWalt
Straka
Wilcox Machine Co
U.S. 20
Action Auto Supply Co
Ohio 18
Boxboard Packaging Co
Houghtlen
Ferguson
Anthony M. Harp
S. Linwood Ave
Carl W Bennettt
Milan
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Printainer Corp
Woodlawn Ave
E. Lesch Canvas Co
St. Mary's St
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June A. Caskey
Samuel B. Hay, Jr
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Cynthia L. Thomas
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Linda S. Cooper
Thomas D. Ries
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Robert Timman
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Congress
Justus P. Stevens
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Washington, D.C
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