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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1976
Page
1
A draft letter from the Bishops' Committee for Population and Pro-Life Activities urges all Americans to back amending the Constitution to prohibit abortion. The document, prepared for the Jan 22 anniversary of the 1973 ruling, calls laws permitting abortion unjust and immoral.
Rain ends tonight with upper teens to low 20s. Mostly cloudy with possible snow flurries Saturday and highs in the low 30s. Marriage license filed for Eric M Morrow and Kathleen A Massie. Births: Fleming Greenwich girl Blair Norwalk first baby of year Landis Shiloh boy.
A collage of opinions from 1975 including remarks on family, finances, and events. Voters weigh New York style policy on intoxication sobering stations and compare potential Ohio adoption. Calls lines offer two numbers to vote yes or no by midnight.
Norwalk residents report premature needle loss as dry warm December affected Christmas trees. City hall discarded its spruce and advised late cutting for vitality. Experts note Scots pines hold needles better and early cutting helps water retention while retailers face overall strong crop despite some drought. The street department collects discarded trees today.
Ohio legislators Lehman and Norris unveiled a plan to issue a $250 million bond funded by a one cent cigarette tax and a higher liquor tax to expand prisons and juvenile facilities for about 5,000 more inmates. The plan, backed by Republicans and Democrats, would cost about $400 million over 15 years with $150 million in interest, pending voter approval and legislative action.
Kevin Michael Blair was the first baby born in the New Year at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital entering at 1 02 a m Thursday He weighs seven pounds 12 ounces and is 20 inches long He is the son of Estes Blair and his wife of 88 E Monroe St He has a sister Lorene aged five The Blair family expects certificates at a local ceremony.
The Christian Science Monitor reports that American ex servicemen and South Vietnamese are being recruited into the CIA covert force for Angola. The White House and State Department deny the story, calling it untrue and without foundation.
Grace Reed recalls how kidney failure has left her son Robert severely emaciated and invalid and forced daughter Denise to endure dialysis. The couple Robert and Denise moved into a new home in 1972. eight days later a devastating explosion and fire destroyed it. Toxic fumes from the blast caused permanent kidney damage and forced ongoing hospital care, unemployment, and medical bills.
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