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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1975

Page

2

Church Promotes Social Revolution: Camardese

Dr. N M Camardese of Norwalk charges organizers of a Catholic Bicentennial program with pushing the church toward social revolution. He cites a Norwalk meeting November 4 in St Pauls cafeteria where a moderator allegedly demeaned work ethic and profits, prompting a November 11 letter to Bishop Jon A Donovan of Toledo.

Norwalk N.M. Camardese Linwood Ave America Norwalk St. Paul’s Camardese Jon A. Donovan Toledo

Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions List

Patricia C. Meyer of 165 Norwood Ave. fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. John E. Arbogast of 1 Taylor St. fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding. Gary L. Goble of 142 N. West Lowell T. Chapin rural Norwalk fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding. Robert J. Wagner of 57 Baker St. fined 15 dollars for unable to stop in an assured clear distance. Douglas R. Emmons of 144 Benedict Ave. fined 15 dollars for failure to yield right of way. Michael L. Burk of 30 Gray St. fined 15 dollars for red light violation. Anthony J. Pyanowski of 23 Grand Ave. fined 15 dollars and costs for failure to display license plates. Richard Westhofen of 272 Benedict Ave. an administrator at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital elected vice president of the Health Planning Association of Northwest Ohio December 18 with a 30 member governing board.

John E. Arbogast Taylor St Gary L. Goble N. West St Lowell T. Chapin Norwalk Robert J. Wagner Baker St Douglas R. Emmons Benedict Ave Michael L. Burk Gray St Anthony J. Pyanowski Grand Ave Richard Westhofen Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Health Planning Association of Northwest Ohio

Worst Christmas Gifts Across Notables From Donkey to K Ration

United Press International survey collects famous and local figures reactions to their least and best Christmas gifts. Names include Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Carol Burnett, Earl Butz, David Niven, Phyllis Diller, Kent King, and Stanley Marcus. Stories span World War II memories, personal anecdotes, and a Dallas retailer’s donkey gift.

Patrick J. Killen United Press International Stanley Marcus Bob Hope Bing Crosby Bill Veeck Kent King King Mankato Minn Pacific UPI St. Nick Yale Valley Forge Butz David Niven Santa Niven Bill Veek Chicago White Sox Phyllis Diller Neiman- Marcus Dallas Marcus N-M George Martha Washington

Man Named Santa Claus Leads Merry Life in Hicksville

Santa Michael Claus, 28, a New York Telephone switchman in Hicksville, says he enjoys the double take his name provokes. He recalls boot camp, calls from kids and adults, and a single Santa suit appearance in 1972, noting his wife Joyce and two daughters ease the curiosity.

Man Santa Claus Merry Life Fred T. Ferguson Hicksville, N.Y UPI Santa Michael Claus New York Telephone Co Claus Joyce Santa Hicksville Danielle Heather

Ohio top news story 1975 amendment vote rejection

Ohio editors name Gov. Rhodes four billion dollar bond plan rejection as the top story of 1975. Other high ranking items include Rhodes acquittals in a civil damages suit and the Easter family killings by James Ruppert.

United Press International James A. Rhodes Ohio Rhodes Kent State University James Ruppert General Assembly Highway Patrol Dayton

Columbia Gas Defends Hike Against Industrial Gas Burden

Columbia Gas of Ohio plans to charge all customers to cover about 36 million dollars in recently purchased gas for easing industrial curtailments. PUCO officials consider blocking residential charges while noting benefits to all customers. Columbia says no profit and wider economic gains.

Columbus UPI Columbia Gas of Ohio David Sweet Public Utilities Commission of Columbia Sweet William Chaddock Columbia Gas Southwest Chaddock PUCO

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