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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1971

Page

6

Doctors Revolt Over Socialized Health in Japan

In Japan about 70,000 of 118,000 physicians quit government health insurance plans, threatening to boycott starting July 1. Patients would pay more out of pocket as doctors raise prices above government levels, with the Japan Medical Association leading the move and most provincial branches backing the protest.

Tokyo UPI Japan Japan Medical Association

Convertible rollover near Fitchville injures none

Russell M. Paramore, 18, of rural Greenwich, fell asleep at the wheel and ran off U.S. 250 south of Fitchville. His car dropped into a ditch but Paramore was not injured. In New London, the council meeting was rescheduled to 8 p.m. on June 8 due to illness and conflicts.

Russell M. Paramore Greenwich Fitchville State Highway Patrol Paramore

Norwalk Officers Complete Ohio Patrol Basic School

Patrolmen Russell A Holmes Jr and Michael G Ruggles of the Norwalk Police Department graduated Friday from the 400 hour basic police school conducted by the Ohio State Patrol. The class of 27 included James L Fyke, Kent State University security director, as guest speaker at graduation.

Columbus Russell A Holmes, Jr Michael G. Ruggles Norwalk Ohio State Patrol James L. Fyke Kent State University

Milan BPA Seeks bids for water plant generator and school tie

Milan Board of Public Affairs opened six bids for a stationary generator and building to serve the water plant. Bid amounts ranged from 9,836 to 10,726 dollars. The board tabled the bids for study and discussed possible water surplus for Edison High School.

Milan Richard Meyers Erie County Edison High School Ohio 113

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