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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
2
President Johnson proposes a 1966 budget with a $5.3 billion deficit, $99.7 billion spending, and major increases in education health housing and anti poverty programs. Taxes shift with social security tax hikes to fund elderly hospital care while excise cuts reduce revenue but growth lifts total output to a record $660 billion.
The 1964 Greenwich Police Department annual report shows increased traffic control work in the last quarter. A total of 103 citations were issued to the mayor's court with fines and costs exceeding 4 000 dollars of the 5 130 assessed.
The Norwalk Reflector lists its address at 61 E Monroe Norwalk Ohio and notes publication daily except Sundays and holidays. It promotes subscription terms by carrier or mail and lists delivery areas including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas.
Greenwich Greenwich Munici pal Building hosts the first annual meeting of the United Fund of the Greenwich Ripley Area Inc. Officers will be elected and all campaign contributors may attend and vote. Also notes: William Slabodnick to attend Chicago congress. Leveritt honored for ten years at Motorists Mutual. Plymouth to host North Central Ohio Fire Chiefs meeting. aliens in Ohio Kentucky urged to report addresses by January deadline.
William R. Panckwell of the VA regional office said ten thousand veterans and others on VA pensions in Northern Ohio have not filed their annual income questionnaire reports as required by law. The forms must be received by January 31. Peace Corps tests will be at the Sandusky Post Office at 8:30 a.m. Saturday February 13. A Peace Corps questionnaire must be filled out and brought to the exam. Registration is not required. Questionnaires are available at post offices.
Hilda Phipps of Greenwich has been named South Central's 1965 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after scoring highest on a December 1 home making exam. State and national honors await as papers are judged. Hilda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Phipps, is active in Future Teachers of America, Pep Club treasurer, and Girls' Athletic Association social chair.
John J. Conry 35 of NEW LONDON wins Outstanding Young Farmer award. He operates a dairy and general farm on West Town Line Road with 145 Holstein cows and 75 milking head. He has 275 acres owned and 65 rented, started farming in high school, and plans for the state Jaycee meeting in Cleveland in March.
Seaman Apprentice El dred J. Jenkins, son of Mr and Mrs Eldred H Jenkins of Route 3 Bellevue, reported for duty at the U S Naval Air Station Norfolk Virginia. The Norfolk Air Station is part of the Norfolk Naval Complex and a key aviation center for national security.
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