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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1967
Page
6
An Ohio editorial urges rapid consideration of fundamental school reforms. It criticizes the 10 mill limitation, supports higher levies and district enlargements as steps, and calls for a constitutional amendment. The piece notes regional collaborations like the EHOVE project and warns against local inertia in facing statewide modernization.
A compact quip notes that even the most energized figures require solid ties. It plays on the idea that success hinges on reliable networks, not just individual effort.
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The piece recalls the Left-Handers National Golf Tournament trophy moment featuring Vic Lombardi and Sam Rice as Open and Senior champions. It then lists numerous public figures from sports, film, and history, noting their later roles and homes, ending with a memory lapse about Sam Lombardi.
Readers discuss punishment in schools with views ranging from language only to using boards and corporal methods. A principal and a former teacher condemn adhesive tape and hitting as assault while praising strict European discipline as effective.
Community members and organizations are thanked for gifts and kindness to Shady Lane Home residents during Christmas and throughout the year. Name‑checked groups include Girl Scout troops, Rainbow for Girls, Salvation Army, Kiwanis, Lions, churches, and many local clubs and individuals.
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