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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
6
An Olympian editorial argues timber growth exceeds cut in both total growth and sawtimber, reflecting a shift from depletion to sustainable management. It credits modern forest management and tree farming for future supply outpacing demand, as stands no longer appear inexhaustible.
Willard High and Junior High students swept the Northwestern Ohio Regional art contest. Charles Casto reports three Willard winners Deborah Harter Robert Lang and Billy Wilson will receive gold keys and certificates. Their works will be shown on the fourth floor of Samsons in Toledo through February 27.
A list of crossword clues with Across and Down numbers followed by a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes theme hint about letter substitution with the name Longfellow and a sample encoded quote. Also references yesterday's cryptoquote solution and a reminder about how to work it.
The article explains that fair market value determines just compensation in condemnations under Ohio law. Value is based on the property’s natural and legitimate uses as of the appropriation time, typically trial. It excludes sentimental value moving costs inconvenience or goodwill. consult a lawyer for case-specific advice.
A three boy family wrestling with elder brother being bullied is advised to see a pediatrician. A daughter caring for grandchildren asks if she can marry. Abby urges marrying the man. A minister cites moral issues and a note about wedding guidance ends the column.
The author argues blacks should have the vote in Alabama and elsewhere but warns against rushed enfranchisement. He urges reform that raises voting standards impartially, cites education tests as a possible measure, and warns that blanket enfranchisement could unleash social and political violence.
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