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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
1
Norwalk residents are projected to average 17 392 dollars in income this year per the 1975 Editor and Publisher Market Guide based on 1970 census figures. The guide estimates 5 101 households and a total income around 88 716 592 dollars in Norwalk.
Market Guide estimates project Norwalk income at 89 million with 54 million spent in city and 35 million outside. Building permits since 1964 add 685 living units, while inspector Melvin Shipley places 1974 end population near 15 702 and 1976 near 16 000, citing 1975 spending in categories like food lumber autos and clothing.
Senator Henry Jackson makes formal declaration for 1976 nomination joining Morris Udall Jimmy Carter and Fred Harris. Lloyd Bentsen expected to announce February 17, as campaign moves toward national television exposure.
Cincinnati lottery update lists numbers 337 679 347 with prizes. Any 337 in any box wins 20 dollars. 679 and 347 in green and blue win 500 dollars. 679 and 347 in blue boxes win 1000 dollars. 679 and 347 in green boxes are eligible for a 300000 drawing and automatically win 15000.
Dr. Howard Sparks was hired by the Huron County Board of Health to succeed Dr. George F. Linn as county health commissioner in June. Linn, critically ill, had instructed deputy Ellett to tell the board he would not renew his contract. Sparks would earn $20 000 yearly while Linn earns $34 500. The 4-1 vote passed amid opposition from Ellett who called the move unethical and urged waiting for Thomas’s presence.
Variable cloudiness and much colder tonight with a chance of snow flurries and lows between 10 and 15. Partly cloudy Friday and cold with a high between 20 and 25. Winds west to northwest 10 to 15 mph. Also marriage license applications for Ernest F. Conrad and Edith L. Miller. Deaths: Chester Brian Jones, 2, Willard.
Readers split over former President Nixon with 86.8 percent opposing a political comeback and 13.2 percent supporting a role such as ambassador. The item notes strong opinions equating Nixon to Hitler and questions about his contribution. A separate study claims brushing teeth does not affect decay in children's teeth and invites votes by phone.
The court declined to comment on whether Heydinger's military service should count toward state residency, saying such a ruling could affect pending litigation. Harold Freeman of the Huron County Bar Association disclosed the letter, noting only the governor, court or legislature could sue. Prosecutor William Owens, Heydinger’s lawyer, said the reply narrows to the governor’s office and he expects no action from the court.
Governor Rhodes releases phase one of a four part program aiming to make Ohio inner cities low mood proof and create up to 100000 jobs by luring manufacturers. The plan could trigger 1.5 billion in urban construction over 18 months, cut unemployment to about 4 percent, and generate 75 million yearly tax revenue from central city workers, with long term tax exemptions for expanding or relocating manufacturers. Democratic leaders respond coolly.
American consumers reduce debt at a record pace as December credit falls 877 million and November drops 402 million. Economists say households cut payments to brace for higher unemployment and lower income.
Cincinnati Enquirer humorist Bob Brumfield treats Form 1040 like a lover, detailing champagne and caviar rituals, English Leather, candles, and Tristan and Isolde. He reveals mood boosts from W-2 data and a hoped for refund while poking fun at IRS and Viet Cong tax collectors.
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