City Audit Sparks Sharp City Debate In Norwalk
Editorial argues Decade long Norwalk bookkeeping faults revealed by State Auditor Ferguson from 1972 to 1976 were serious but not criminal. Officials criticized examiners, yet call to set aside bitterness and fix remaining violations to align with state law.
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Thomas Ferguson
Norwalk
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Ferguson
Bosses Night Banquet Honors Local Doers and Leaders
The Jaycees honored Don Ebert as boss of the year at a bosses night banquet. Cathy Oliva, Charles Winn, Jamie Ebert, Robert Schafer, and Larry Reilly were also recognized for distinguished service and merit to the community.
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Don Ebert
Green House
Don
Cathy Oliva
Charles Winn
Jamie Ebert
Robert Schafer
Larry Reilly
Deceptive Wooly Worms and Tough Winter Blues
Northern Ohio endures a harsh winter as wooly worms fail to predict milder weather. Residents struggle with travel, school delays, slower production, and exhausted city services while kindness rises amid hardship. Spring promises relief and renewed optimism.
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Ohio
Who Should Hunt Missing Ducks
A Dear Abby column compiles several questions on personal ethics and relationships. The writer asks who should pursue a missing gift of ducks, while other letters discuss parenting boundaries, trust in a relationship, and handling family interference.
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Abby
Lori
Behind the energy scare a free market cure urged
A speech excerpt argues the US has ample energy reserves including 500 year petroleum and 300 year natural gas, with shale oil in Wyoming Colorado Utah. It accuses environmental and government action of halting private projects and warns that controls never produce oil while free enterprise could end the crisis.
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United States Geological Survey
America
Wyoming
Colorado
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Alaska
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Wise on Gun Control and Cleveland Seizure Law
A commentator argues that Cleveland's gun control step follows registration with a new ban on all handguns under 3 inches in .22 .25 and .32 calibers. Registrants must remove these guns within two weeks or face up to six months in jail and a $1000 fine, illustrating a progression from registration to confiscation and loss of liberty.
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Cleveland
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