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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1968
Page
2
MTI reported a new power plant will be built near Paks beside the Danube about 60 miles south of Budapest. The project marks Hungary's effort to expand its nuclear capacity under state initiative.
Sylvester Furst, 69, spent half of 1967 in Fisher-Titus Hospital with two operations that led to $12,000 in medical costs paid by Medicare and private insurance. The Sandusky Bay Tug Boat engineer, recovering from tornado memories and aiming to return to work in spring, has 44 years on the lake and a family in Ohio and Virginia.
Edward W. Schenk of Milan and Ethel G. Swanbeck of Huron will contest the Ohio House seat again. Swanbeck is the sole Republican and Schenk the sole Democrat to file. The district, once Erie County only, was enlarged in 1965 to include Huron County. Schenk, a retired construction worker, won about a third of Erie County precincts in 1964.
The Norwalk Alliance Church will hold a memorial service this Sunday at 7 p.m. for six missionaries who died in Vietnam last week. A short history of each missionary and a missions message from the pastor will be given.
St Pauls Band directed by Roger Williams will present a 2 pm Sunday concert at the gym. Brotherhood Week events run March 17 23 with an essay contest for grades 1 12. St Pauls students participate in science, a bake sale funds Vietnam and Latin America, and junior girls win GAA volleyball.
Terms list carrier or mail rates for Norwalk and several towns in Iowa and neighboring counties. 25c per week for mail in Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas without carrier service. 1 year subscriptions cost 15 dollars in some regions and 23.40 dollars elsewhere in the United States. Payment in advance.
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