Stereotype May Melt At F T Meet
The 54th annual Norwalk City Hospital Association meeting will be held Monday at 7 30 p m in the hospital cafeteria. A slate for Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees may be nominated from the floor with a nominating committee to present recommendations. The issue may involve allowing osteopaths to practice at Fisher Titus, despite current by law requirements favoring medical school graduates.
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Norwalk City Hospital Association
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William Slabodnick
American Medical Association
North Fairfield Lions
North Fairfield
Fisher-Titus
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce membership plan delayed
Action on a program of associate and sliding scale memberships in the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will be delayed until the results of the membership billings mailed earlier this week are known. The move follows a vote by Budget and Finance and Membership Committees to defer until membership at the new $40 rate is known.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
T. L. Paffenbarger
Paffenbarger
Weather and Life Events Roundup from Local Daily
Mostly fair weather with highs around 52 and a low near 30. Five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures in Ohio with light precipitation as scattered snow flurries north Thursday and a mix of snow or rain near the weekend. Marriage license applications list entries from New London Greenwich Norwalk and Willard areas. A marriage license was issued in Greenwich. Birth announcements note several local families welcoming daughters and sons. Obituaries record the deaths of Eva Mae Obermiller and Ruth Friend.
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Ohio
Sunk Viet Cong Warcraft Turns Tide Near Saigon
Viet Cong naval craft about 100 feet long was bombed by Vietnam air force and sunk near Nha Trang to Qui Nhon by six Skyraider planes. The wreck was found moored in a rocky cove and attacked after heavy fire from shore batteries. Officials report rising American casualties in the week ending Saturday, with 35 killed and 196 wounded plus one missing. A separate Viet Cong assault near My Tho prompted government troops to fight back, with more than one battalion engaged.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
My Tho
Unauthorised Calls Impersonate Reflector for Subscriptions
A telephone solicitor is using the Reflector name to push magazine subscriptions. The Reflector sponsors no such activity, and the caller is not a representative or authorized by the newspaper.
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Reflector
Thieves Damage Church Rack. Youths Sought
Police report two white youths aged 16 to 18 damaged a St Francis Xavier Church magazine rack in Willard between 10 30 and 3 30. They cut a cash box for about 5 dollars but caused estimated 150 dollars in damage. A red Willard school jacket and tin snips were found at the scene along with a blue plaid Baker's Toledo trench coat.
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Willard School
Baker’s of
Toledo
Boy Admits BB Gun Breakage at Main and Corwin
A 12 year old Norwalk junior high student confessed to police that he used a Christmas gift BB gun to shoot out four service station spot lights at Pure Oil 124 East Main and to vandalize Deeble Shell across the street. He admitted taking the gun without his mother's knowledge and agreed to pay for the damage. The mother plans to restrict his access to the gun.
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East Main
Corwin
Norwalk
Forrest Richmond
E. Main
Deeble
Richmond
Kay Perry
City council to discuss master plan with chamber and zoning board
Norwalk City Council, the Chamber of Commerce and the Planning and Zoning board meet jointly at 7 30 p m Tuesday Feb 23 to discuss the proposed master plan with no action planned. Max Phillips from the Huron County Metropolitan Water District urges a resolution to form the district noting potential for regional water supply and future industrial growth. The petition is referred to the water committee as gas rate changes from Columbia Gas take effect March 1.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Planning and Zoning Board
George Cook Ford
Ford
Max Phillips
Huron County Metropolitan Water District
County Common Pleas Court
Phillips
Ohio
Lake Erie
G. Ira Liedorff
Louis G. Frey
Maumee
Frey
Water Committee
Rose Foss
Columbia Gas Co
Fourth Year English Dropped at Western Reserve High
Western Reserve High School will drop the fourth year of English as a graduation requirement for about one fifth of the senior class. Principal Ray Scheerer argues many students waste time in English and can benefit from other courses. The policy allows replacing English with other subjects and keeps three years of English as required, with five language arts units overall.
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Western Reserve High School
Ray Scheerer
Scheerer
Western Reserve
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Earle Lowe
Amato
Lowe
Salbodnick
Bare Island
Botany Bay
UPI
Betty Cunningham
Huron County Board of Elections
John T. Hogsett
Hogsett
Cunningham
James A. Rhodes
Department of Natural Resources
Bellevue
East Harbor State Park
Kelleys Island
Put-In-Bay
Sandusky River
Catawba State Park
Catawba Point
State Highway Patrol
Frank C. Nedreski
Ranger
Cape Kennedy
Pegasus
Damascus
Syria
Walter Showdown
Snowdown
Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Frank Whitaker
New London
Shirley Reed
Greenwich
Donald L. McKay
Helen L. Homan
Donald E. Ridgeway
Maxine L. Olson
Merle W. Enzor, Jr
Lauralee H. Schonacker
Willard
Harold McClaflin
Reed
Monroe Carroll
Wakeman
Don Brewster
Elyria
Albert R. Young
New London RD
Eva Mae Obermiller
Olena
Ruth Friend
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Viet Air Force
Nha Trang
James S. Bowers
Lyndonville
Boy
Board of Education
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