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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1976

Page

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Beebe Supporters Quit Vestry In Ohio Church Rift

Eight vestry members of Christ Episcopal Church in Oberlin resigned Monday night and said they would form a church in exile with Rector L. Peter Beebe. They plan to meet Sunday at Christ Church with two irregularly ordained women priests celebrating communion, then at homes. Ralph Shaw said the resignations stem from disagreement over women serving as priests.

Oberlin Ohio UPI Christ Episcopal Church L. Peter Beebe Beebe Christ Church Ralph Shaw

Usery Considered for Labor Secretary Post

President Ford asked Chief Federal Mediator W J Usery Jr to become secretary of labor, replacing the resigned John T Dunlop. White House sources say Usery is likely to accept, with an announcement possible before week’s end. Opposition from conservative Republicans may follow.

Washington UPI Ford W.J. Usery Jr Labor John T. Dunlop White House Usery

Ford Budget Aims At Defense Tax Cuts And Welfare Shifts

President Ford proposed a 394.2 billion budget in an election year, targeting stronger national defense and business tax cuts to spur job growth. He urged higher contributions from the elderly, sick, and working poor to fund reforms.

Washington UPI Ford

Weather and notices from Fon The Record

Partly cloudy this afternoon with a low in the 20s and colder tonight. Snow possible Wednesday with highs in the upper 20s. Precipitation chances 20 percent tonight and 50 percent Wednesday. Winds west to northwest 15 to 25 mph this afternoon, southwest 10 to 15 mph tonight. Marriage license notices for Randall Williams and Mary Thornton. Ronnie Sallee and D Annn Robinson. Births include two Willard area infants. deaths note Chester L. Miller, 72, Monroeville.

Randall Lee Williams Norwalk Mary Ann Thornton Ronnie Lee Sallee Willard D’annn Robinson Robert P. Cleary Donna L. Lundell

Public Opinion Poll Divides On Titles And Mail Reform

Readers debate whether to rename address forms with Mrs Ms or Ms and husbands’ roles, while a Presidential advisory panel urges ending the Post Office monopoly on first class mail to allow private competition. Cast votes by calling numbers or phone in by midnight.

Carter Wins Iowa Caucuses Rousing Victory Sets Tone for 1976

Jimmy Carter declares gratification at a two to one Iowa Democratic caucus lead as Birch Bayh trails and other contenders follow. Ford edges Reagan in Republican straw poll. Carter arrives in Manchester N H to push the first primary while Humphrey hints at a possible November ticket with Carter as VP. Alabama Governor Wallace tours Illinois in pursuit of support.

Ira Allen United Press International Jimmy Carter Iowa Carter Georgia Birch Bayh Indiana Fred Harris Oklahoma Arizona Morris Udall R. Sargent Shriver Ford Ronald Reagan Manchester N.H Christian Science Monitor Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Alabama George C. Wallace Illinois

Lima dealer leads ambulance bids for Norwalk contract

A Lima ambulance dealer appears low bidder for a Norwalk city ambulance with a 1976 Chevrolet at 13169 without gear or 14900 with gear plus trade. Other bids include 15550 for a 1976 Dodge, 14980 for a 1976 Dodge, 15724 for a 1976 Dodge, 15374 for a 1976 Chevrolet, and multiple trades. The Board of Control will award the contract.

Lima Norwalk Freyer Superior Coach Chevrolet Dodge Upper Fire Equipment Pennsylvania Cleveland Braun Industries, Inc Lithopolis Burgess Motors Loudonville City Board of Control

Ohio American Legion mid winter conference in Columbus

About 1,500 Legionnaires from 690 posts and Ladies Auxiliary members will attend the mid winter conference Sunday at the Ohio Expositions Center. National Commander Harry G. Wiles of Topeka Kansas will be the main speaker briefing on programs and policies.

Columbus UPI Ohio American Legion Ohio Expositions Center Legion Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Harry G. Wiles Topeka Kan

Ford Proposes Uniform 50 State Welfare Standards

President Ford calls for a single welfare czar to unify federal aid for elderly sick and poor across food stamps AFDC SSI and Section 8. The plan aims to replace varied state rules with a national standard, with work requirements child care during searches and rent subsidies tied to net income.

Washington UPS Ford Congress AFDA SSI

Permanent Tax Cuts Proposed

President Ford calls for permanent tax reductions for individuals businesses and investors while signaling tax increases in 1977 to fund Social Security. He adds targeted incentives for mortgage lenders and builders in distressed areas with mid year cuts and a potential ten billion dollar extra cut over three years despite uncertain passage.

Washington UPI Ford Social Security Trust Fund Congress

Ford outlines economic growth plan and social reforms

President Ford pledges sound growth with controlled federal spending and tax cuts, aims for welfare reform with 59 consolidated programs, proposes 0.3 percent Social Security tax rise, and supports targeted health and housing measures returning funds to taxpayers while resisting universal national health insurance. He calls for catastrophic Medicare coverage and housing assistance for 500000 families.

Red Dye No 2 Banned. Soft Drinks Face Changes

The FDA bans Red Dye No 2 from foods drugs and cosmetics due to safety questions. Soft drinks using the dye include orange grape strawberry and cherry variants though cola remains unaffected. Firms like General Foods shift to substitutes while cosmetics use already moved away from the dye and lipstick remains red with other dyes.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration National Soft Drink Association General Foods

Norwalk City Council Meets Tonight at 7 30

The Norwalk City Council will meet at 7 30 tonight in council chambers. St Pauls hosts Edison High at Norwalk Junior High with a reserve game starting at 6 30 p m.

City Council Council Chambers St. Paul's Edison High School Norwalk

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