Mead refuses retirement at 75 plans Bali trip
Anthropologist Margaret Mead, turning 75, says she will never retire and plans a trip to Bali next summer. She notes she may die eventually but will keep working.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
2
Anthropologist Margaret Mead, turning 75, says she will never retire and plans a trip to Bali next summer. She notes she may die eventually but will keep working.
John Williams, 17, born without arms due to thalidomide, passed a driving test using his feet on a Plymouth Volare. He scored 89 of 100 under driving inspector Salvatore Mellone in Providence. Williams, Portsmouth native and Crotched Mountain Rehab Center student, plans to work and buy a car.
A 16 year old, Michael A. Eckenrod, was cited for failure to stop after his car struck a parked vehicle on West Main Street. The parked car owner, William E. Wright, 124 Newton St, had his car demolished but the utility pole remained intact. Eckenrod’s vehicle sustained moderate damage. MilAN two juveniles charged over $40 Edison High School intercom theft. The speaker was taken from an industrial arts classroom around 4 15 pm and the pair was released to parents after sheriff deputies detained them.
The Bach Concert scheduled for 8 p m Saturday is sold out. Executive director Ronn Koerper says this is the first fully booked performance in three years with standing room and folding chairs available. A bicycle valued at 50 dollars was stolen from 31 Woodlawn Ave late Wednesday. the red 20 inch Schwinn belonging to Mrs. Wireman’s son disappeared between 5 30 and 9 p.m.
Los Angeles restaurant owner David Wong paid 750 after pleading no contest to false advertising for claiming salmon on his La Place menu was swimming this morning. Inspectors enforce truth in labeling requiring items like Louisiana shrimp to originate where named.
Army private Steven K Kocher 18 son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Kocher 17 Newton St finished armor crewman OSUT at Ft Knox Ky Pvt Kocher a 1976 graduate of Saint Paul Lawrence E Waller 21 son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Waller rural Wakeman was promoted to private first class while serving as a helicopter maintenance specialist with the 1st Cavalry at Ft Wainwright Alaska
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