Forum A poignant story on polio fears and immunization
In the Norwalk Reflectoros page readers recall Miss Judy and her warning that polio dangers persist though young mothers may forget. The piece highlights public concern about immunization and cites Imelda Ledermeier RN as a voice urging vigilance against the disease.
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Imelda Ledermeier
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Local Graduates and Arts News From Ohio Area
JAN ROGOSCH ANTHONY REED earns a master in engineering from Union College New York and works as a nuclear electrical engineer for General Electric in Albany. He serves on Ballston Spa Village planning board, living with wife Barbara and son Brian. His sister Barbara recently finished x ray tech training and works at McGruder Hospital. RACHEL E SMITH of Monroeville attends Young Women's Leadership Conference in Shelby Michigan. Two Norwalk singers join All Ohio State Fair Youth Choir performing 64 times across the fair. MR and MRS N KEITH SEIBERT of Silvis Illinois welcome daughter Leslie Parvineh born July 8. Patricia Moore is former mother. Norwalk High School seniors join Medical College of Ohio research on drug effects on dog heart tissue, under NSF program. Min Shen Chang and Andrew R Vargas are special students at University of Toledo earning six quarters credit. Bowling Green State University omits Norwalk resident from Dean's List spring quarter.
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Robert Reed
W. Elm St
Union College
New York
Tony
St. Paul High School
Syracuse University
General Electric
Albany
Ballston Spa
Barbara
Brian
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
McGruder Hospital
Port Clinton
Norwalk High School
Medical College of Ohio
Min Shen Chang
Chia Chang
Town Line Road
Andrew R. Vargas
Andres
Pura Vargas
Ridge Road
National Science Foundation
Min
Andrew
University of Toledo
Doctor Got Him Smoking Again Letter to Abby
DEAR ABBY letters reveal a doctor who smoked in a hospital room while Max, a three-pack-a-day smoker recovering from a coronary and emphysema, resumed smoking after being influenced by the physician. Opinions condemn the doctor’s poor judgment and highlight ethics in medical care and patient influence.
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Abby
Max
Denver
Ricky Nelson Shifting Gears
Cincinnati dispatch profiles Ricky Nelson at 38, noting his long career arc from child star to major 1950s rocker. It covers his family ties, ongoing touring about 100 dates yearly, and a three-phase career: early peak, mid obscurity, and now broader musical exploration including pop country and rock. Nelson emphasizes enjoying performing and adapting his style.
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UPI
Kristin
Tom Harmon
Rick Nelson
Ricky
David
Ozzie and Harriet
Nelson
Mary Lou
Lonesome Town
Mick Jagger
Mick
Stone Canyon
Rick
Elvis Presley
Pat Boone
Madison Square Garden
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