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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
7
Hazel Woodworth reports the Senior Center Theater Party for next Tuesday will show Speechless by Mistake. Mrs. Bruce Derby chairs the luncheon serving Chop Suey.
In Ashland Ohio Buckeye Boys State delegates wrap a weeklong mock government on Ashland College campus A graduation today will name delegates to Boys Nation in Washington with State Sen Donald Buz Lukens delivering the commencement address The session elected city county and state officers and passed bills to abolish capital punishment establish a state income tax and lower voting age to 18 and hosted Galbraith County track meet and county fair
Huron County probation officer Mrs. Tennis W. Miller urged Norwalk Kiwanis to establish group homes or cottage‑parent run halfway houses for unruly and delinquent youths. She cited 1969 and 1970 figures sent to Ohio Youth Commission institutions and argued such homes would keep children in school, provide counseling, and reduce social costs. She stressed discipline with love and better communication to help youths adjust after release.
The Federal Reserve Board urged a computer based funds transfer system to cut the 22 billion annual checks. A worker’s pay could be credited automatically by employer and regular payments sent to creditors without writing checks. George W. Mitchell said the plan, prepared for a year, could eliminate at least half the checks, especially recurring monthly payments.
Paula Powell of Marathon Oil told Norwalk Rotary that Alaskan oil on the North Slope buys time for the U S but cannot meet future energy demand. She said demand will rise from 15 to more than 22 million barrels daily by 1980 amid industry challenges.
A UPI report from Health, Education and Welfare shows Mississippi has a higher share of black students in classes with whites than California and Illinois. The figures compare fall 1968 enrollments with the start of 1970-71 school year.
Classified notice seeking immediate coal buyers and an order placed with a contact number 662 4241. Emphasizes urgency and prompt results for fast sale.
The House of Commons adopts a one legged pigeon nicknamed Fred. Lawmakers treat him like a lord and he receives delicacies three times daily from a waitress in the members dining room, delivered to his window ledge perch.
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