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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1972
Page
5
The rise in bankruptcies continues with over 200000 petitions filed in 1971, up 3.6 percent from 1970. Consumer debt, hospital bills, and wage fluctuations drive filings as average Americans struggle with money management and rising costs. Chapter 13 offers a structured plan, while most debtors file straight bankruptcies.
Linda Coffee, a 28 year old Dallas lawyer, argued before the U S Supreme Court on abortion reform and helped Texas Supreme Court strike down the state filing fee. She aspires to the judiciary and credits Judge Sarah T Hughes as a major influence. She balances attire and defense of women’s rights in her practice.
St Marys Wakeman hosts an Ecumenical Tea in the parish hall from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Invites go to neighboring parishes and a Hawaii program is planned. Election of officers will highlight the February meeting on Feb 17 at 7 p.m.
Interview with Phyllis Diller recounts early struggles from childlike humor on cereal backs to Hollywood breakthroughs. She details marriage to Sherwood Diller, five children, years of financial strain, and eventual rise after meeting Warde Donovan.
Community groups and clubs schedule events tonight and Thursday in Norwalk and nearby areas. Meetings include Mothers of Twins Home of Mrs Rapp at 7 30 p m, Fisher Titus Prenatal Class at hospital auditorium, and TOPS 1161 at American Legion Hall. Additional activities span Senior Citizens, Firelands Solo Parents, Daughters of Isabella, Garden Club, Retirees Social Club, Boy Scout Troop 208, Xi Alpha Eta, St Mary Altar and Rosary, Kappa Epsilon, and 4 H Leaders at several local venues.
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